Bill Clinton

The U.N. Security Council resolution is clear, and the conditions laid out by our committee on the ground are clear.

It is wrong for our economy to be growing with so many hardworking Americans' incomes not growing.

H.R. 1594 would throw into doubt a longstanding legal position on the extent to which pension plan fiduciaries may consider benefits to the local or national economy in selecting plan investments.

The lower authorization level in H.R. 1655 would limit the scientific community's use of intelligence products for environmental research.

I believe that any new thing that's been done ... is in their mind an easy thing to eliminate if you want to balance the budget.

We can't turn around the stagnation of American incomes unless we dramatically increase the output but also the investment in American education.

I have said before, I will say again, I'm very hopeful that we can achieve common ground on this budget.

I think the agreement signed in Geneva by the three parties is very, very hopeful.

These programs are not bureaucratic programs; they relate to the future of our children.

This is a good program, and I think we'll be around next year to celebrate the second anniversary.

This has been a good deal for America.

I want the Republican majority to learn what the rest of our country now knows.

We know, we know, that unless we can better educate our people, too many of them will be left behind in the global economy of the 21st century.

Education is the way out.

We need to be increasing enrollment in this country, not decreasing it.

We shouldn't cut education to balance the budget.

It is important that we continue to work to balance the budget.

There will never be a disincentive to go to school.

I am very, very glad to be back here.

Hillary and I send our sympathies to his family and loved ones.

This month, let us celebrate the artistic excellence that brings classical music to life.

He was literally an institution himself within one of the most important of our democratic institutions.

Indeed, classical music is a universal language.

I call upon government officials, educators, community organizations, and all the people of the United States to observe this month with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities paying tribute to the extraordinary diversity and…

The people of the United States and of Mississippi will miss Jamie Whitten.