Act for Fiscal Year 1995 into law, stating the legislation "authorizes appropriations for Department of Defense and Department of Energy national security activities and extends and amends other programs" and "most of the Administration's major defense priorities". October 5 – In a statement, Clinton expressed support for the "broad bipartisan support in the Senate for final passage of the elementary and secondary education act (ESEA)" and says the support from both parties "represents a commitment to world-class standards of academic achievements for all students and to adequate preparation for every teacher" while providing aid "to the schools that need it the most and offers new flexibility to States and local communities." October 5 – Clinton endorsed the adopting of the Federal Mandate Relief for State and Local Government Act of 1994 by Congressman John Conyers and the House Government Operations Committee. October 5 – Clinton transmits a report on Vietnam sanctions in a letter to House Speaker Tom Foley and Senate President Gore. October 5 – Clinton announced the nomination of Christine Varney of the District of Columbia for membership on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). October 5 – Clinton announced the nominations of Lacy H. Thornburg for the Western District of North Carolina, and David Folsom and Thadd Heartfield for the Eastern District of Texas. November November 1 – Clinton delivers remarks on the Direct Student Loan Program during a discussion on the program in the student union at the University of Michigan in Dearborn, Michigan. November 1 – Clinton attends a rally for Democratic candidates in the Cobo Hall Convention Center in Detroit, Michigan. November 1 – Clinton dismissed the Republican Party as having become "very extremist, very negative" in addition to stating his conviction that voters have seen him maintain the commitments he made during his presidential campaign amid an interview with Dominic Carter of New York 1 Television. November 1 – In an interview with Ken Herrera and Jayne Bower, Clinton answers questions on his approval rating, youth violence, the student loan program, and the midterm elections. November 1 – In an interview with Bruce Newbury of WPRO Radio, Clinton answers questions on the midterm elections, health care reform, the security of the White House, and his daughter Chelsea. November 1 – In an interview with Thera Martin Connelly of WDAS Radio, Clinton answers questions on the midterm elections and advocated voters back the Democrats over