twenty-five million people now having protection in their health insurance because the kennedy-kassebaumill says you can't lose your insurance anymore when you change jobs, even if somebody in your family has been sick. [cheers and applause] pres. clinton: 40 million americans with more pension security. a tax cut for 15 million of our hardest-working, hardest-pressed americans and all small businesses. 12 million americans, 12 million of them, taking advantage of the family and medical leave law so they can be good parents and good workers. 10 million students have saved money on their college loans. we are making our democracy work. we have also passed political reform. the line-item veto, the motor-voter bill, tougher registration laws for lobbyists, making congress live under the laws they impose on the private sector, stopping unfunded mandates to state and local government. we have come a long way. we've got one more thing to do. would you help me get campaign finance reform in the next four years? [cheers and applause] pres. clinton: we have increased our investments in research i

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cheers and applause] just last week, the president signed a bill sponsored by senators kennedy and kassebaumn, that will enable 25 million americans to keep their health insurance, even when they switch jobs or lose a job, or have a family member who has been sick. the bill contains some of the key provisions from the president's proposal for health care reform. it was an important step, achieved only after both parties agreed to build, not locked dog makingk progress, on health care available to all americans. now the country must take the next step of helping unemployed americans and their children keep health insurance for six months after losing their jobs. [applause] if you lose your job, it's bad enough. but your daughter shouldn't have to lose her doctor, to. o. and our nation still must find a way to offer affordable health care coverage to the working poor and the 10 million children who lack health insurance today. [cheers and applause] the president also hasn't forgotten that there are thousands of children languishing in foster care who cannot be returned home. that is why he sig