Bill Clinton

The effect of this provision would be to strip the bill of funding for international family planning and risk the end of all U.S. support for these vital programs and services.

I am increasingly concerned that, under the current continuing resolution, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program (LIHEAP) is not meeting the needs of families requiring heating assistance.

They embodied the spirit of service that sets our Nation apart.

Well, if they're concerned about that, I will tell them that our people have always had a reluctance to send our young people in uniform overseas--that goes back throughout our entire history--and that on the whole that has been a healthy…

I don't know. We're working hard. We had another--I had another long meeting yesterday with the Members of the Senate. And I understand there's going to be a vote--there are a series of votes there sometime today. Then I think the House…

The most important title is not 'president' or 'prime minister'; the most important title is 'citizen.'

The arrival of the NATO-led Implementation Force would help cool the atmosphere.

I was very thankful to President Milosevic for making the Dayton Agreements possible.

H.R. 1745 fails to protect sufficient areas as wilderness.

I applaud these leaders for making the decision to turn from war to peace that they will formalize today.

The most significant effect of this action remains the crippling reductions targeted at tribal priority allocation programs.

By making peace you have answered the call of your people.

You have seen what war has wrought.

The conference committee has made few changes to the numerous legislative riders in the bill that the Administration finds seriously objectionable.

The Secretary of the Interior would recommend that the bill be vetoed.

This peace must take hold.

We would work hard to help devise a realistic plan for Eastern Slavonia.

I'm convinced that working together in good faith, this effort can be successful.

The time for debate is over; the time for decision is at hand.

Election -- free, fair and with full participation -- would be the key to success.

These provisions are so seriously flawed that the Administration sees no way to remedy them, short of removing them altogether.

Well, let me say I'm quite encouraged by two things. Number one, a very large number of Members of Congress, especially House Members, have actually gone to the region in the last few days, and I applaud them for doing it. And some of…

I have determined that it is appropriate to proclaim an increase in the allocation to Poland of the in-quota quantity of the tariff-rate quota for Italian-type cheeses.

I do not recommend that the Massachusetts segment be designated at this time due to lack of support by the towns adjoining it.

I do hereby proclaim December 17, 1995, as Wright Brothers Day.