Bill Clinton

And by pursuing progress for the Moroccan people and peace for all the peoples of your region, you have truly fulfilled his legacy.

One of the things I think we have to do is to try to strengthen economically the forces of progress and tolerance.

The American people especially admire your steadfast devotion to securing a comprehensive peace among all the peoples of the Middle East.

I find that the actions and policies of the Government of Iran constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United States.

Jeopardizing the health and welfare of these mothers and children cannot be justified.

The House is urged to restore funding for this important initiative.

I thought His Majesty made a very important point when we discussed this briefly.

This program has a proven track record.

We believe that we can address the issue of deficit reduction and provide for the Middle Class Bill of Rights without putting low-income families at risk.

Yours has always been a voice of reason and tolerance.

This bill would eliminate $351 million in funding previously appropriated in response to the Northridge earthquake and other disasters.

You have written that in the joyous moment following the declaration of Morocco's independence, your father pulled you aside and said, 'We have passed through a difficult trial.'

This provision would impinge upon the Executive Branch's ability to ensure a stable supply of quality goods and services for the government's programs.

Under your leadership, that bridge has risen high as a beacon of hope.

You have helped the countries of the Middle East turn on the past and start a new chapter of peaceful coexistence.

I hereby report that I have exercised my statutory authority to declare a national emergency to respond to the actions and policies of the Government of Iran.

It continues to be the policy of the U.S. Government to seek to limit those resources and these prohibitions will prevent United States persons from acting in a manner that undermines that effort.

Education has always been profoundly important in American life, from the very beginning.

I have puzzled over this Republican assault on affirmative action.

He brings to the job of Commandant a dynamic vision of the Marine Corps' future, a wealth of experience, and a highly effective leadership and managerial style.

I will depend on him to continue General Mundy's superb efforts in ensuring that the Marine Corps remains fully ready and able in carrying out its important responsibilities under our national security strategy.

PTA embodies the three ideas that I have talked about so much for the future—opportunity, responsibility, and community—what we call the New Covenant.

I can't think of anything better for a politician than to be introduced by a guy named 'Headline.'

I need all the help I can get.

I hope he won't try to be presidential tonight.