Bill Clinton

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The policies and actions of the Saddam Hussein regime continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States as well as to regional peace and security.

I think it would be an error to set up a situation in the United States where one person could own half the television stations in the country or half of the media outlets.

Dragging his feet is an apt, but inadequate, description of what has happened.

Don't worry. We'll make commonsense reforms.

The Baghdad government continues to violate basic human rights of its own citizens through systematic repression of minorities and denial of humanitarian assistance.

The United States, together with the international community, is maintaining economic sanctions against Iraq because the Iraqi regime has failed to comply fully with United Nations Security Council resolutions.

My administration is committed to enactment of a telecommunications reform bill in this Congress.

We have to remember in order to do this that all the special interests have to be subordinated to the broader public interest.

This is a critical program for harnessing leading-edge technology from the commercial sector for national defense.

We have to change it.

I have concluded, having worked at this job now for 2 1/2 years, that we cannot achieve the specific strategies of creating opportunity or providing for more responsibility unless we find a way to do more together.

This legislation is part of a bipartisan and intergovernmental effort to aid the District in its time of fiscal crisis.

It would also seriously undermine the President's goal of providing a balanced budget while increasing investment programs essential to a higher standard of living for all Americans.

I believe that unless we do this, and until we do it, there will still be a sort of wedge that will be very hard to get out of the spirit and the life of America.

An unforeseen emergency exists, which requires immediate military assistance to an international organization

The bill would micromanage Defense operations by restricting the authority of the President.

The requirement that the complete negotiating record of the ABM Treaty be provided to the Senate would further intrude on the President's authority for the conduct of diplomatic relations.

The emergency requirement cannot be met under the authority of the Arms Export Control Act or any other law except section 506 of the Act.

I want to help people on welfare, but I also want to reward people who, on their own, are off of welfare, on modest incomes.

That's what the First Lady said. These personal costs that are going to be loaded on the individual seniors under their plan do not make a contribution to stabilizing the Trust Fund. They are not necessary to stabilize the Trust Fund, and…

I want to hear from all of you first, and then we'll take the press questions. [At this point, Mayor Norman Abramowitz of Tamarac, FL, asked the President to continue the fight to protect Medicare and Medicaid and asked if he would address…

I am serving notice that I will not support what they are attempting to do to the seniors.

I am pleased that Major Meadows knew of this honor before he died.

Medicare is too important to all families to become a piggy bank for tax cuts for just a few.