Bill Clinton

The CWC is a critical element of U.S. nonproliferation policy that will significantly enhance our security and that of our friends and allies.

It just doesn't compute.

We shouldn't be cutting education to build courthouses.

Every young person in this country must have the opportunity that these young people have had.

The labor movement has long given voice to these aspirations.

All 50 States will have some participation in the school-to-work program.

Education and training deficit is one of the two big deficits in America today.

Secretary Brown's success as Secretary of Commerce is unparalleled.

Among the most insistent themes in the history of American democracy has been the determination of our workers to find dignity in their work and meaning in their citizenship.

The national labor movement has helped ensure safe working conditions, regular hours, decent living wages, and paid holidays and vacations.

This new approach is not an abstract one.

Remember, there's still a lot of folks out there working in situations that are dangerous.

I don't think we should cure the budget deficit by enlarging the education deficit.

We have taken this business of trying to make the Government work and make sense very seriously.

I believe that deficit reduction is good for our economy.

I hereby authorize the use in fiscal year 1995 of the aforesaid $3.0 million in funds made available above under Chapter 4 of Part II of the Act to provide peacekeeping assistance to support the Economic Community of West African States…

As long as I am President that ban will be the law of our land.

We must do everything in our power to make sure such a tragedy never happens again.

Freedom has endured in this country for more than 200 years now because we have always recognized that we cannot have liberty without responsibility.

Violence in America cannot pose a choice between individual responsibility and social responsibility.

The Brady bill was the right thing to do. And it is saving lives in America today.

The crime bill will put 100,000 more police officers on our streets, prevent crime, and toughen sentences.

I am proud to be with you here today to honor the 157 men and women who died for their country, for law, for order, for peace and freedom last year.

The happiest day in the lives of people in law enforcement will be the day when we can come here and have not one single solitary heartbroken family to honor.

I do hereby proclaim May 15, 1995, as Peace Officers Memorial Day.