Bill Clinton

In our schools, every classroom in America must be connected to the information superhighway, with computers and good software and well-trained teachers.

A check will not substitute for a parent's love and guidance. And only you—only you can make the decision to help raise your children.

I challenge this Congress to send me a bipartisan welfare reform bill that will really move people from welfare to work and do the right thing by our children.

Family is the foundation of American life. If we have stronger families, we will have a stronger America.

We must go forward as one America, one nation working together to meet the challenges we face together.

We want them to be skilled.

Community policing is the one thing that came up over and over in all parts of the country that seemed to be working.

The United States stands by its commitment to support the efforts of the British and Irish Governments, the political parties, and the people of Northern Ireland.

I welcome the report released today by the international body on decommissioning.

I hereby delegate to the Secretary of Agriculture the authority to release up to 1,500,000 metric tons of wheat from the reserve.

Wheat released from the reserve will be used to provide, on a sale or donation basis, emergency food assistance to developing countries during fiscal year 1996.

Hillary and I extend our warmest wishes for a wonderful birthday to one of the most talented entertainers of our time. George Burns' knowing smile and dry wit have touched the hearts and funny bones of three generations. His impeccable…

I am committed—let me say again, I am committed—to finishing the job of balancing the budget.

Your Government has closed thousands and thousands of offices, eliminated hundreds of programs.

Our space program is an important part of our partnership for world peace.

Barbara's magnificent voice is silenced. But she left the vivid air signed in her honor.

Let's do the right thing.

She took to heart what her Grandpa Patten told her when she was a little girl. 'You just trot your own horse, and don't get into the same rut as everyone else.'

We can end this budget stalemate.

All we are trying to do is to make this Government of the United States honest.

The American dream is slipping away from too many people.

George Burns' knowing smile and dry wit have touched the hearts and funny bones of three generations.

We are very proud of this mission, proud of this crew.

Two Government shutdowns so far have cost taxpayers about a billion-and-a-half dollars.

A spirit of harmony will survive in America only if each of us remember that we share a common destiny.