Bill Clinton

Clarity is our friend; cloudiness is our foe.

I wish you could vote in New York, but we need you here.

You can't design a health insurance policy that anybody can afford to pay for that will cover an acceptable amount of medicine.

We have big differences in health care.

We need every good hand we can, every stout heart we can, every good mind we can, and everybody with a steel will we can, determined not to squander but instead to make the most of this moment.

I think that's the kind of tax cut America needs.

If the people understand what the choice is and what the possibilities are, we're going to be fine.

I look forward to final passage of this important bill and the new security it will provide for thousands of women with breast cancer.

I feel I will leave office more idealistic than I was the moment I took my hand off the Bible from taking the oath of office on January 20, 1993.

I believe that the best stuff for America is still out there.

We had the Summit of the Americas.

We have a very different health care policy.

This is a gift, this moment—countries just get a moment like this once every 50 years or so.

I am extremely pleased that the Senate unanimously passed legislation today providing an important new health coverage option to low-income, uninsured women with breast cancer.

You better keep paying this debt down and invest in America's people and not reverse our economic policy.

I want to thank him for the great job he's done.

There's a clear choice.

I will never be able to thank you enough for what you have done for me.

We believe in taking care of the people who need the drugs.

We made some big progress last night in clarifying for the American people the choices before them.

The Presidency—the election for President is the world's greatest job interview.

Every one of them counts.

Today's remarkable achievement shows that when we work together, we can make America's streets and highways safer for all.

Congress took a courageous step today to save lives by keeping drunk drivers off the roads.

The Democrats are right on all these issues.