Bill Clinton

I believe MFN status will make an important contribution to achieving our policy goals for a peaceful, prosperous, and free Cambodia.

These bonds will enable you to start saving now without worrying about inflation.

This proposal is an unacceptable and ineffective way to fight illegal immigration.

Today I am pleased to sign into law H.R. 1642, a bill to extend most-favored-nation (MFN) status to Cambodia after a bilateral trade agreement between the United States and Cambodia has entered into force.

That's why I say we have to finish the job, because we want to keep the interest rates down.

I never had a bad day in western Pennsylvania.

We have to continue to work to open more markets to America's products and services.

I'm not worried about that anymore because America is on the right track and our children are going to do better.

Most-favored-nation status will make it possible for Cambodia's private sector to realize its full development potential and will further improve the access American firms enjoy in Cambodia.

I'm determined to keep going until we balance the budget and do it in the right way.

Children should be in school.

The Medicare program has the lowest administrative costs of any insurance program, health insurance program, in the United States.

More than ever before, the private sector is the engine of economic growth.

My approval of this legislation reflects the strong U.S. support for the people of Cambodia in their efforts to overcome a tragic past and establish a democracy based on human rights and market economy reforms.

Now, we are moving in the right direction.

I think they've come a long way in developing constitutional mechanisms of authority. They have worked out the relationships that will exist between President Yeltsin and Prime Minister Chernomyrdin. And we have regular contact with him…

We signed an agreement with the Dole campaign when it was obvious that there would be no debates if Mr. Perot was involved. And I thought the American people were entitled to a debate between Senator Dole and me, so eventually, the people…

I very much appreciate the work that the Prime Minister has done in trying to resolve this matter to the satisfaction of the people of Okinawa.

Clinton is on the right side of the battle for America's future.

We have to look for new and exciting and innovative and different ways to grow this economy and support families as they meet the struggles and the challenges of the 21st century.

The best days of America are still ahead.

I think that we are helped by having a system of shared burdens throughout the world.

The Department of Justice has advised that the IG provisions raise serious constitutional concerns on separation of powers grounds.

Is there anything more important in life than doing a good job of raising our children?

I believe it is important to our future.