Bill Clinton

The financial crisis in the District is serious and demands immediate attention.

I'm glad to be back in Florida, a State that embodies what I am trying to get done all across the country.

I want you to know how important this is.

This Nation's future depends on strong public and private support for science and technology.

Health Care for Native Hawaiians Program March 27, 1995 To the Congress of the United States: I transmit herewith the Report on the Health Care for Native Hawaiians Program, as required by section 11 of the Native Hawaiians Health Care Act…

You have no idea, I think, what you are doing for the United States.

This is a great endeavor.

We do not need to be insecure.

The Olympics is a way of organizing around how to lift people up who live here.

If you have enough spirit and enough vision and you're willing to cooperate, you can get just about anything done you want to do.

You will stun the world by your performance here.

We are doing, as a country, better than virtually any other place in dealing with the challenges of the modern world.

We need a Government that shrinks bureaucracy and increases opportunity.

We have done a lot of disarmament.

Taxpayers don't want the Government to give any of their property away for free when it ought to be paid for.

All of these changes... has one overall goal: a Government that does only what it needs to do, but everything it must do, it does it well, efficiently, and at the lowest possible cost to the taxpayers.

We should never be less creative or less entrepreneurial simply because we have a public, as opposed to a private, mission.

The U.S. program is $200 million in aid this year.

He will also talk about the hard work that lies ahead in making democracy take root.

Haiti is going into an electoral period.

We can do this in a way that brings the American people together instead of divides them.

The U.N. force will continue to detain individuals as the MNF has, and turn them over in due course to the Haitian authorities.

The key to our future is to create more opportunity but also to have all of us, each in our own ways, assume more responsibility.

We remain committed to this operation through its UNMIH phase.

We have to continue to get the deficit down and to free up the money we need to invest in our people and their future.