Bill Clinton

I thought that was the right thing to do, certainly the right thing for children.

An unforeseen emergency exists that requires immediate military assistance to Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Uganda.

This is one of the four, five, or six most important elections this country has ever had.

I feel good about it, but that is the way that our Government has traditionally worked.

I hope again that everyone will heed our position, which is to do nothing that will provoke a disruption.

I believe the American people want a Congress that will fight for the interests of working families.

We are growing and growing together.

I deeply regret the injuries and the loss of life we've seen in the West Bank and Gaza in the last few days.

This is such a time, not because of any of us but because of the times in which we live.

There is no legal or historic justification to support the Corporation's claim to this land.

We are working with them to try to work this out to restore order and peace.

No more double standards; it's time that law and insurance practices caught up with science.

Congratulations. You've given us all a great deal to be proud of and a lot of thrills.

This has been a remarkable, remarkable last few days.

It is in everyone's interest to resolve their differences peacefully.

This law is common sense and now it will be the law of the land.

I think the American people made it quite clear that they do not support the Government-shutdown way of governing America.

I ask both sides to end this violence, to get back to the business of peace.

The strategy of opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and a community which includes all people who are willing to do their part is plainly working.

Violence was becoming the exception, not the rule.

These are huge decisions.

We're all so proud of you.

This legislation proves that we can make progress when we all put politics aside and join across party lines to get the job done for our country.

Well, I'm going to continue my policy of not commenting on their decisions. I will say this: I am very pleased that we have strong growth and no sign of inflation. I feel good about that. But they have to make their decisions; I can't…

I'd let you be President if you'd let me be 22 again.