Bill Clinton

I have decided this evening to approve the Department of Defense appropriations bill.

I believe we live in a time of hope and history rhyming.

I can tell you, now, even though this connection was never made before, we fund programs through the Agency for International Development around the world in countries much poorer than Northern Ireland which are essentially trying to do…

We respect each tradition equally.

I give you my heartfelt thanks.

Tip O'Neill was smiling down on the whole thing today.

I think what you are doing here is really an extraordinary thing.

Believe in miracles and cures and healing wells.

When one human being is persecuted because of his or her HIV status, we all suffer.

Report November 28, 1995 To the Congress of the United States: I transmit herewith the Annual Report of the Railroad Retirement Board for Fiscal Year 1994, pursuant to the provisions of section 7(b)(6) of the Railroad Retirement Act and…

Just more of what we're doing. We'll keep answering questions and reasserting what is at stake here in terms of the values, the interests of the American people, and the leadership of our country and our partnerships with our allies. Thank…

As you know, we had a meeting before this meeting with the Republican and Democratic leadership of the Congress to discuss scheduling of hearings, debate, and vote. And we had a very constructive meeting. I think I should let them speak…

Now NATO will grow and expand the circle of common purpose.

Let us wage our peace.

We will support those who take risks for peace.

I think the framework set out by Prime Minister Major and Prime Minister Bruton is the best opportunity I have seen to resolve all of these issues.

Tomorrow I will visit a Northern Ireland that is closer to true peace than at any time in a generation.

We must go out to meet the challenges before they come to threaten us.

I believe that the proposed agreement for cooperation with EURATOM will make an important contribution to achieving our nonproliferation, trade and other significant foreign policy goals.

Let me begin by just congratulating the Prime Minister on the important initiative that he and Prime Minister Bruton announced yesterday to advance the process of peace in Northern Ireland.

The best days for democracy and freedom are before us but only if we face our challenges and only if we face them together.

The United Kingdom has also taken extraordinary risks for peace in Bosnia.

The proposed new agreement will provide an updated, comprehensive framework for peaceful nuclear cooperation between the United States and EURATOM.

It is time to finish the job.

I cherish this opportunity.