Bill Clinton

The country is in better shape.

Well, in the short run, it's hurting them, because they can't do anything on the peace process until people stop dying and the violence stops.

Students are getting the message; two-thirds of them are now going to college.

If you really believe that we changed America, we turned it around, we're going in the right direction, and you want it to amount to something, then you've got to help them.

It's not often we have a chance to do something that economists tell us is the financial imperative and religious leaders say is a moral imperative.

The American people cannot afford to wait a year and a half, or likely more, to see the creation of needed privacy protections.

We have done it by a combination of new ideas and old-fashioned values.

I think it's one of the important parts of our administration's legacy.

He deserves to stay in.

The best is yet to be—I mean, some people probably think it's a campaign slogan, but I believe that.

I, William J. Clinton, President of the United States of America, acting under the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do proclaim that:

Eritrea is designated as a beneficiary developing country for purposes of the GSP.

Thanks to all these factors, today, the student loan default rate has been cut by two-thirds.

I will veto this bill when it reaches my desk.

This is the lowest default rate in the history of the student loan program.

This is a great night, indeed.

We have to keep the American economy going in order for Carol and Mark to be able to successfully implement their economic plans for Montana.

This is a terrible omen for our shared future on this planet, and it is wrong.

Congress must act now.

Our children deserve 21st century schools.

The number of Americans without health insurance has declined by over 1 1/2 million.

We're going to keep fighting to strengthen accountability, to turn around failing schools or shut them down or put them under new management.

We have to work hard to give them the best education in history.

This has been a good week for America.

We are gaining ground in our fight against breast cancer, but we cannot become complacent.