Bill Clinton

We need to keep paying it down, keep the interest rates down, keep the economy going, and the rest of it will take care of itself.

The United States stands with people everywhere who are fighting for their freedom.

All persons should be treated the same under the law— no matter what their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability.

We know what the issues are; we know what the differences are.

We've got to also get rid of child poverty.

We owe their families—and all the families of hate crimes victims across this country—no less than to pass this legislation this year.

To retreat from responsibility is to invite instability.

It is of little use for us to pay lip service to the mighty men of the past, unless we sincerely endeavor to apply those qualities to the problems of the present.

It cannot be that the way to solve this problem the drug companies have is to keep medicine away from American senior citizens that they need.

We owe it to our children to keep it.

The Republican leadership made a serious mistake by stripping the hate crimes legislation from the Department of Defense Authorization bill.

The rising economy is lifting all boats.

I don't believe it's an appropriate case for military intervention.

The American people nearly always get it right, if they have enough time and enough information.

Education seems to be almost the only thing on Capitol Hill where they don't want to spend a lot of extra money.

You cannot assume that the outcome of this election is not in doubt.

Every last Senate seat and every last House seat matters— every single one.

I thought the Vice President did a really good job, and I was really proud of him.

This is profoundly important.

I feel deeply indebted to New Mexico.

I am grateful to the people of Florida for the opportunity they've given to me and Hillary and to our administration to serve.

Confusion about the choice helps them; clarity about the choice helps us.

If I have been able to help our country, it's important to me that you understand that it wouldn't have been possible had it not been for the support of people like Alcee Hastings and Corrine Brown.

If you liked it their way, you should vote for them.

We need more people in the United States Congress who spent big chunks of their lives helping people that most of the rest of us forget about.