Bill Clinton

Let us rekindle our commitment to the cause of peace among all the peoples of the Earth.

The Agreement will help to ensure that the harvesting of fish by vessels of other nations in waters beyond our exclusive economic zone does not undermine our domestic management of fisheries within U.S. jurisdiction.

The strong bipartisan support the Endowment continues to receive reflects our Nation's steadfast commitment to the promotion of democracy.

It is a time for rejoicing and celebration, but it is also a time for reflection and rededication.

I strongly believe that is the path to follow.

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I'm sorry I'm not there, but I'm on the way. We spent 2 hours on the runway in Washington today, waiting for a weather clearance. If you'll wait for me, I'll be there. I'm looking forward to it. I know between Jeanne Shaheen and everybody…

America has been blessed with many great and good leaders over the past two centuries.

The seventh challenge is really America's challenge to all of us in public service.

I want us to go into the 21st century together, not divided.

Will our efforts make our Government more representative, not less representative?

I brought a straightforward vision to this job.

He brought out the best in people, because they knew he was committed to their future.

This system will work if you will make it work.

They were working hard to better themselves, and we salute their lives as we mourn their deaths.

Let us renew our resolve to participate actively in the process of government, to stay informed and committed, and to educate our children about the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship.

I call on Members of Congress from both parties to follow through on what Frank McConnell asked of the Speaker and me: Let's put politics aside, work together, and get this done.

Today all Americans extend our thoughts and prayers to the families of the people who died in the train crash last night.

He loved people, and he loved politics.

When we're united we never lose; when we're divided we defeat ourselves.

We are working hard to find out what caused this tragedy.

I am very grateful for the warm friendship and wise counsel he generously extended to me.

I am proud of what the United States has done to stand up against terrorism.

It is wrong when any person is deprived of the opportunity to live up to the fullest of their God-given potential.