Bill Clinton

The health of our Nation must not be neglected, and I urge the Congress to act accordingly.

The 'Trafficking Victims Protection Act' will provide important new tools in the campaign to combat trafficking, a modern form of slavery and an insidious human rights abuse.

I hope we can live in harmony with nature—and the last 8 years are good evidence of it.

The Director of OMB shall review each plan and report to the President on the sufficiency of each plan to carry out the terms of this order.

Let us pray for an end to the violence and for a new beginning in the Middle East.

I'm not worried about anything. You're doing great.

I congratulate the Congress for passing landmark legislation today that will help save lives by keeping drunk drivers off the road.

We owe them no less.

You need to take this seriously.

Opportunity for all is a principle as old as our Republic.

I will continue to fight the Republican leadership in Congress to make sure this important work gets done this year.

I want to thank Tom Carper for running for the Senate.

The first thing we've got to do is to stop this violence and to get beyond it.

Every chance you get between now and November 7th, you tell somebody, 'Let me tell you why I hope you'll vote, and what I think the choice is, and what the consequences are.'

I encourage all Americans to remember and celebrate the important contributions made to our country by our millions of citizens of German descent and to celebrate our close ties to the people of Germany.

The essence of progressivism is that we all matter, we are all connected, and we are all entitled, each in our own way, to have a chance to play a part in the endless effort to create 'a more perfect Union.'

We believe in democracy.

We're going to have young women having babies within 5 to 10 years with a life expectancy of 90 years, thanks to the human genome project.

I think that of all the Governors in the country, I can honestly say during his period of service, no one was more innovative or made more progress on a wider range of social problems.

We should try to do it as soon as we can because it will keep more people alive.

We have worked over the last several years to restore billions of dollars in educational funding, and we are prepared to fight for it again.

Their time had much in common with ours, and therefore, our responsibilities have much in common with theirs, to preserve what is enduring but to adapt our Nation time and again to what is new.

I think it is a mistake for us to return to deficit spending, to start to erode the Social Security taxes for other things, to let interest rates get higher.

This bill will help thousands of low-income women with cancer get the early, affordable treatment which can save their lives.

None of it would have been possible for me to do if it hadn't been for Charles Rangel, and I'm very, very grateful to him.