Bill Clinton: “First of all, it is far less accessible. It's harder to get. What we have advocated there, and I hope the Congress will…”

“First of all, it is far less accessible. It's harder to get. What we have advocated there, and I hope the Congress will adopt, is a national zero tolerance for alcohol among young drivers. If we go to zero tolerance among young drivers, I think it will make a difference. Now, I noted last week--and I would like to give the State credit for it--one State adopted zero tolerance this last week. We are now up to 27 States that have done it on their own. But I think zero tolerance is the best thing to do. Sarah [Sarah McClendon, McClendon News]. Opposition From Congress”