Bill Clinton

We ought to organize society in such a way that we more and more look for solutions in which, in order for me to win, you have to win, too.

I was honored to have it.

Household income has reached an all-time high and the poverty rate has fallen to its lowest level in 20 years.

America has come a long way.

I am very pleased that today the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act.

Unless the act is reauthorized by September 30, authorization for critical grant programs supporting the victims of domestic violence will be in jeopardy.

We should provide it.

The remarkable success of our economy, the rising incomes, the falling poverty rates, show again how much we can achieve when we work hard, make the right choices, and work together.

Humanity's best hope for a future of peace and prosperity lies in free people and free market democracies governed by the rule of law.

We can also achieve something once unthinkable: We can make our country debt-free for the first time since the Presidency of Andrew Jackson in 1835.

The rising tide has been lifting all boats.

Today, the most important thing we can say about our economy is that it works for working families.

If only we could learn over again every day the lesson these young men learned from each other.

It is now time for the Senate to act.

The reason that's so powerful is, they won a victory of the human heart.

With over 70 sponsors in the Senate, there is no reason for delay.

The world is more interdependent than ever before.

I think it's wrong when drug companies sell the same drugs for a much higher price at home than they do overseas.

The law gives people a way to live together, to resolve their differences.

VAWA has been an important tool in the Nation's effort to combat domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault.

I went out there because they are a model for the whole country and how different people relate to each other and work together and solve their problems.

I called on Congress to act quickly to strengthen and reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act.

Building a rule of law is hard work.

That school district is now the most racially, ethnically, religiously diverse school district in the whole United States of America.

We changed the economic policy, the crime policy, the welfare policy, the education policy, the health policy, the environmental policy, and the foreign policy of the United States.