Political Quotes

Bill Clinton

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Bill Jefferson Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States from January 20, 1993, to January 20, 2001. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Arkansas from 1983 to 1992. During his presidency, Clinton focused on several key policies, including welfare reform, economic growth, and healthcare reform. His administration is noted for achieving a budget surplus and for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

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Nov 21, 1999

One of the most important factors behind a child's educational success is having a caring, competent, and committed teacher.

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Nov 20, 1999

Today's report shows that our strategy is making a difference.

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Nov 20, 1999

The importance of universal education and not narrowly defined education is greater than at any time in all of human history.

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Nov 20, 1999

The Internet itself offers opportunities for people who don't have access to traditional jobs to make money.

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Nov 20, 1999

Neighborhoods are safer now, and American families are more secure than they have been in a generation.

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Nov 20, 1999

Technology has permitted us to say, for the first time since the industrial revolution, it is no longer necessary to grow an economy to burn more greenhouse gases to burn up the atmosphere.

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Nov 20, 1999

The rich countries of the world ought to ratify the child labor convention and do more to help women and to get little girls in school.

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Nov 20, 1999

There are not just problems in this economy dealing with equality and opportunity; there are opportunities, too.

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Nov 20, 1999

People in Africa are no different from the people in America.

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Nov 20, 1999

We are making enormous progress in our national strategy to fight crime.

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Nov 20, 1999

We don't know enough about what is actually going on in our own countries and how it compares with other countries to make the best decisions about what the way forward is.

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Nov 20, 1999

The most effective democracies that will do best with the modern economy are those that not only have majority rule but very clear, unambiguous, and passionate commitments to the protection of the rights and the interests of minorities.

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Nov 20, 1999

We have in the United States been blessed, for example, with a stock market that has more than tripled in the last 7 years.

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Nov 20, 1999

America continues to experience the longest continuous decline in crime on record.

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Nov 20, 1999

If we could embrace that goal, I think it would be a very good thing to do.

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Nov 20, 1999

We know that there are the following problems with the new economy if you just have a laissez-faire policy.

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Nov 20, 1999

Congress must now do its part to reduce gun violence and crime.

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Nov 20, 1999

It's no longer necessary to choose between growing the economy and preserving, and even improving, the environment.

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