List of William J. Clinton Quotes

That's What She [hillary Clinton] Is Done With Everything All Her Life. She Just Makes Something Good Happen, And That's What You Need.

I Wanted To Continue To Be Active On Those Things That I Cared About When I Was President Where I Could Still Have An Impact.

Health Care's Complicated, Can Be Misrepresented, It's Personal, It Can Spark Fear, It's Expensive, And The People Who Have Got The Money Want To Keep It.

There's This Whole Problem Of Trafficking, Which Has Gotten Worse In The Economic Downturn, Which Disproportionately Affects Young Women, But Also Affects Some Young Men Who Are Sold Into Bondage, Into Basically Servitude For Indebted Work That They Can Often Never Escape From.

In General I Saw My Job As The First President Whose Full Term Would Be Served After The Cold War In A Global Information Society Where We Were Interdependent But Not Integrated. And Therefore, We Were Vulnerable To The Worst, And Able To Seize The Best, Of What's Going On In The World.

When You're President, The Democrats Got To Feel Good When They Walk In The Door If You're A Republican; If You're A Democrat, The Republican Has To Feel Like You're Listening. And You Should Be Listening.

Let Us Never Forget The Greatest Untapped Market For American Enterprise Is Right Here In America, In The Inner Cities, In The Rural Areas.

If You Look At What's Happened To The Stock Market, If You Look At What's Happened To Housing Values, If You Look At What's Happened To Bank Loan Portfolios Because The Value Of Their Other Assets That They've Already Issued Loans Against Were Going Down, There Was A Pretty Good Argument For Trying To Pass Something At About This Level Of Investment With The Divisions As They Were - Unemployment, Food Stamps, And Tax Cuts, Aid To Education And Healthcare, And Job Creation.

I Mean My Life Was A Combination Of Fascination With Other People, With Politics, And With Policy, And The Impact Of Government Decisions On People's Lives And The Life Of Our Nation And The Life Of The World.

Nothing In Our Lifetimes Has Been More Heartening Than When People Of The Former Soviet Union And Central Europe Broke The Grip Of Communism. We Have Aided Their Progress And I Am Proud Of It.

If We Have The Right Preventive And Primary Care, If We Start Charging For Comprehensive Care In The Chronic Cases, 10 Percent Of The Cases Take Up Two-thirds Of The Medical Expenses, And If We Do More On Problems Like Childhood Obesity, That We Can, To Use The Parlance That's Popular In Washington, Bend The Cost Curve And Eventually Reconcile This So Our Costs Will Be Closer To Our Competitors And So We Can Cover Everybody.

All Of Us In Our Administration Worked Hard To Support Families In Raising Their Children And Succeeding At Work.