Bill Clinton

Technology is only as good as the people who are using it.

We must—we must continue to fight for stronger families and better childhoods for all of our children.

Do you think that having access to the computer makes all children believe that they're equal?

When we complete the work of bringing the information superhighway to all education and to all of our people, it will empower everybody.

And he said, 'I'm real grateful, but I just wish we could all be that way every day.'

My Administration has already cut the budget deficit nearly in half.

We must continue to encourage the growth of high-wage industries, which will create the high-wage jobs of the future.

Ours is the strongest and most competitive economy in the world.

I will follow up on the suggestions that we have gotten.

Our country has been watching you and pulling for you and praying for you.

I am proud that my Administration has made President Truman's commitment a reality.

We must give Americans the security they need to thrive in the new economy.

On the ground, we are doing what needs to be done not only now, in the next few days, but for as long as it takes.

I know there's nothing that anyone, including the President, can say that will make these losses go away.

Overall, the American economy is healthy and strong.

I hope you will never forget this wall behind me, and goodness knows, I hope you never need it again.

Our strategy of deficit reduction and investment in our people has begun to work.

I hope that maybe the model of cooperation that we've seen in dealing with this flood can become a model for other kinds of cooperation in the future.

This will pass, and it will get better, and we'll do everything we can to help.

I am firmly committed to addressing our economic challenges and enhancing economic security for all Americans.

This is not just an emergency for a few days or a week.

Education is the key to opportunity—and the education obtained as a child in school will no longer last a lifetime.

I think the lesson that I have learned more than any other in 3 years and a few days as President is that when this country works together, we never lose.

We want to know what more we at the national level can do to help.

[Laughter] Well, I expect I'll know something by what happens in Iowa tonight, at least if the results are clear before bedtime. I'm just like you; I honestly don't know what's going to happen. And I have found it's not very fruitful to…