On the recordNovember 6, 2016
The most important office in a democracy is not President, it's not Senator, it's not Congressman or mayor, it is the office of citizen.
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presidency.ucsb.edu“The most important office in a democracy is not President, it's not Senator, it's not Congressman or mayor, it is the office of citizen.”
Remarks at a Campaign Rally for Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton in Ann Arbor
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