Bill Clinton

I know that he and his colleagues will again make a major contribution to the peace process.

I want to have 8 million Americans able to say two of the most beautiful words in the English language, 'Welcome home.'

We can achieve that goal.

The parties have a real chance to set aside the past and negotiate a future of hope and promise, justice and peace.

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Let us all rededicate ourselves to this ideal; let us pledge to do all we can to give the Fulbright program to future generations of aspiring young people across the globe.

I have proposed a new pension plan targeted to the needs of small businesses—the National Employee Savings Trust (NEST).

The very modest request for funds to further the reduction of North Korea's nuclear weapons capacity, has been cut in half.

I congratulate Joe Califano, the president of CASA, and the center for their fine work in combating substance abuse.

I think we ought to do that right away.

Further reductions would be strongly opposed.

I am confident that our Navy will continue to protect and advance our Nation's freedom and security.

I have always felt that way.

Additional funding for our international programs is required.

I especially salute Betty Ford for her courage and commitment in devoting her life to helping America deal with drug and alcohol abuse and addiction.

Our 1993 economic plan made 90 percent of small businesses eligible for tax relief.

The result of the bill's provisions would be an increased incidence of unintended pregnancy, maternal and infant death, and abortion.

Now for five decades, the Fulbright program has stood as a proud symbol of our Nation's fundamental commitment to that ideal.

We ought to just go on and do that.

The economy has created 8.5 million new jobs since January 1993—almost all of them in the private sector.

To all Americans, Senator Fulbright gave the gift of understanding that the only way to lasting peace is for people to understand one another.

I am pleased to nominate Admiral Jay L. Johnson, U.S. Navy, to be Chief of Naval Operations.

The heart of small business is its people—small business owners and their employees.

No, no, no. No, I haven't said—I'm sorry.

I've said it before: the era of big Government is over.