Bill Clinton

I still believe that the action we took was appropriate.

Now as then, we know that service is our highest call.

Bank regulatory policies are being revised to encourage lending to small firms.

I don't feel badly at all.

Federal agencies are already considering and implementing specific ways to streamline regulations and make paperwork easier for small businesses to manage.

I appreciate the courage and dedication of the U.N. forces on the ground in the former Yugoslavia.

I just think that in a couple of cases, we've had people who for their own personal reasons have seen this as a symbol of something that they could attach themselves to in some way or another.

I firmly believe that we need to keep looking to our citizens and small businesses for innovative solutions.

We can be a catalyst for change.

Small businesses are a critical part of our economy.

If he is not qualified to be America's doctor, it's hard to imagine who would be.

I hope that we'll take another opportunity to reexamine, all of us, how we might make this country work better.

I welcome the decision of the U.N. and NATO to launch airstrikes today against a Bosnian-Serb ammunition site.

I believe they will.

I ask you to remember that the United States is always with you.

I want to say again, he has my strong support.

One of the greatest challenges in the next century will be our international competition.

Small businesses are too important to our economy for their concerns not to be heard.

I do think— first of all, the American people should know that the system here worked and the Secret Service did a terrific job.

The people who are gathered here have the opportunity to make all your ideals real.

We've also recognized that we can help small business people increase their available capital through tax reductions and incentives.

We want to continue bringing the deficit down in a way that protects our economic recovery.

I hope that today's airstrikes will convince the Bosnian-Serb leadership to end their violations of the exclusion zone.

This action should help NATO and the U.N. sustain their ability to ease suffering in the region.

And I trust that the committee and, ultimately, the Senate will do the right thing and confirm Dr. Foster as Surgeon General.