Bill Clinton: “I don't know. All I can tell you is, I imagine they will have debates in their party about what they should do. It's…”

“I don't know. All I can tell you is, I imagine they will have debates in their party about what they should do. It's clear to me what the American people said. It's clear to me what the people of New York said. It's clear to me what--but even in the States that I did not carry--you know, we lost Georgia by 10,000 or 15,000 votes or something--this country was divided as to just exactly which way to tilt, but they were collected around the idea that we needed to keep making progress but do it by working together from the center. And I think that's what Senator D'Amato recognized. And if that is the majority view within the Republican caucus in the Senate and the House, the American people will be very well pleased by the work we do together, and we will get a lot done.”