Bill Clinton

It really matters what your ideas are and whether you can turn those ideas into policy.

It is critical that we not lose sight of our nation's long-term energy needs.

I'm for investing in education; yes, giving working people tax breaks; yes, investing in the environment and scientific research.

Such legislation would improve the reliability of our electric power system.

I was shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic shootings of three government inspectors, including two U.S. Department of Agriculture employees, in California.

I'm not going to paper over the differences, and you shouldn't either.

I give them a one-word answer: arithmetic.

Congress has failed to support these critical goals.

This election is every bit as important as the elections of 1992 and 1996.

I'm very grateful that in 1996 we won the electoral votes of Arizona, for the first time since Harry Truman in 1948.

How do we intend to go forward into the future, actually not just tolerating each other but celebrating our differences?

And Congress should finally pass the stalled commonsense gun safety legislation to close the gun show loophole and take other steps to keep guns out of the wrong hands.

I have loved coming here to Arizona and working with the people here on a wide variety of issues.

The election in 1992 was about what we were going to do to turn our country around.

There's plenty of stuff to debate.

It is critical that the SPR be reauthorized so that I have available all means to respond to any possible energy supply emergency.

There's not a person in the world over 30 years old that cannot remember at least one instance when you made a personal or a professional mistake not because things were so bad but because things were so good.

Our ability to defend against and manage the consequences of an attack needs to be improved.

I want you to say, 'Look, we need somebody who will keep the prosperity going.'

I want the Vice President to win, apart from my personal loyalty to him and the role that he's played.

I agree with the economic policy he's articulated.

I remain very concerned about high gasoline prices and find the situation in the Chicago/ Milwaukee region particularly troubling.

I urge the House to pass Representative Lowey's amendment to provide $150 million to hire State and local gun prosecutors to put more gun criminals behind bars.

He understands the future.

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