Bill Clinton

Yes, we can, but only if we have a certain largeness of spirit.

We all make mistakes.

Hillary and I were saddened to learn of the passing of Betty Shabazz earlier today.

It is wrong, and we have to do better.

She is the best spirit in the entire Senate.

Every child should have a healthy start in life, something all citizens must take responsibility for.

We have to give every American a chance to live up to his or her God-given abilities.

The thing I would like for you to think about today is the spirit, the heart of the matter.

Homeownership is one of the most empowering things we can ever do for anyone.

I am sick and tired of short-term, destructive, negative political strategies that divide people when we need to be united.

I love the Saxophone Club.

I'm not ashamed that I tried.

I want to work with you to put this agenda into action.

Can we really do what we need to do with the environment and still grow the economy?

We have to keep working until we extend the prosperity of this recovery to every neighborhood in America.

I mean, it's true, but it's not the reason I'm here.

We cannot look at the world in a different way on election day in a way different from the way we want to look at our life.

Too too many children all across America, too many children here in California, some children in this crowd today don't have health insurance.

You will be able to go to college.

California will send a signal to America about whether we can do what we need to do in the 21st century.

If the best Democrats in every State where there's a Senate race where we don't have a seat woke up tomorrow with a combination of Barbara Boxer's enthusiasm, self-confidence, and courage, we would win the Senate in a walk in 1998.

We can make all our schools work.

We'll get rid of trickle-down economics.

We cannot afford to be afraid of the future.

She was also a loving mother.