Bill Clinton

These are the kind of things that are worthy of the legacy of family leave.

Because of these harsh realities, I have made the reform of our Nation's child support system one of the top priorities of my Administration.

Those who do bring children into the world must bear the responsibility of supporting them.

The welfare reform plan that I proposed to the Congress last year contains the toughest child support enforcement measures in America's history.

Providing for our children is one of humanity's worthiest and most fundamental endeavors.

The family and medical leave law is good for our families and it's good for our businesses.

Children are the best part of ourselves—the sum of our past and the promise of our future.

This vote is antifamily, and I won't let it stand.

We need to build on that family agenda, not tear it down.

I think--I told you what I--I think it's a terrible problem. We've got to do something about it. It's going up when it ought to be going down. If you want to lower health care costs, increase life expectancy, and broaden the quality of…

I think that smoking among youths should be diminished, and the Government has a responsibility there. I'm looking at what our options are, and we'll have an announcement on it before too long.

Well, we have--what we have cautioned the Croatians about is widening the war. We don't want to see a widening of the war. We understand their desire to relieve the pressure on Bihac. And of course, that is a commitment the United Nations…

I do not support every provision of this bill.

Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg has accepted the President's invitation for a working visit in Washington, DC, on August 7.

This budget was developed based on an estimated staffing level of 35 full-time employees.

That moment of optimism gave way to 5 weeks of silence.

This legislation assists the District during its period of fiscal crisis in a very practical and important way without imposing any additional cost on the American taxpayer.

This transmittal does not represent an endorsement of the budget's contents.

I am transmitting the District of Columbia Financial Responsibility and Management Assistance Authority's operating budget for FY 1996.

I would love nothing better—if I could get an agreement with the Republican Party we could shut this whole thing down tomorrow.

We continue to hope that the Speaker will live up to his handshake and move forward on this commission.

It takes no energy at all.

I am pleased that this bill cuts nearly $16 billion in spending while protecting our key investments in education and training, the environment, and other priorities.

I made available $53 million in emergency funds to fishermen in the Northeast, Northwest, and the Gulf of Mexico due to heavy uninsured losses from the collapse of commercial fish stocks and other disasters.

By implementing a sustainable strategy, our energy policy will provide clean and secure energy for a competitive economy into the 21st century.