Bill Clinton

I'm kind of trading in the title of Commander in Chief for Cheerleader in Chief.

I'm telling you, we may never have another time in our lifetime to do this.

Carl Rowan called his autobiography 'Breaking Barriers,' and that was exactly what he did.

The richest time in the world, this Congress has not restored the minimum wage in real dollar terms to where it was 15, 16 years ago.

That's what the fight over the Patients' Bill of Rights is all about.

This can be done everywhere. This is not rocket science. We know how to do it now.

I think it's plainly a prudent thing to do.

This is the chance of a lifetime for America.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Vivien, and their three children.

The best is still out there if we make the right decisions.

We can make public schools work, but we need smaller classes, modern facilities, Internet connections, well-trained teachers, high standards.

We could actually in the next few years end child poverty in America.

We have made headway.

Nobody is indispensable, but the principles and the ideals and the energy and the vision of the vast masses of people, that is indispensable.

We must do more to ensure that every sale over the Internet is legal.

We believe that our independence as people depends upon recognizing our interdependence as people.

I believe that the best is still out there.

The overriding purpose for our action is to increase supply and help consumers make it through the cold winter.

By making it easier to check the validity of gun licenses, we'll make it harder for guns to fall into the wrong hands.

We should be accelerating efforts into where we know the future is.

I directed the Secretary of Energy to exchange 30 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve over the next 30 days.

The primary thing I have tried to do as President is to turn the country around and make the systems of our country work so that Americans have the tools and the conditions to make the most of their own lives.

None of us believes America is as safe as it should be.

We have to decide whether we believe we can grow the economy and improve the environment or whether it's too much trouble.

America is basking in the glow of unprecedented prosperity, with the longest economic expansion in history.