I May Not Have Been The Greatest

In A Fundamental Sense, This Debate About Nafta Is A Debate About Whether We Will Embrace These Changes And Create The Jobs Of Tomorrow, Or Try To Resist These Changes, Hoping We Can Preserve The Economic Structures Of Yesterday.

I Think If The White House Or The President Want To Say Anything About Our Conversations Or Anything I Tried To Do To Help Our Country With Their Support Or At Their Request, Then I Think They Should Be The Ones To Do That. But I Think That Former Presidents Should Do That.

Our Military Superiority Is So Great - It's Far Greater Than It Was In The Gulf War, And The Gulf War Was Over In 100 Hours After We Bombed For 43 Days. And So Now They Can Bomb For A Couple Of Days And Then Just Roll Into Baghdad... The Odds Are There's Going To Be A War And It's Going To Be Not For Very Long.

I Wanted To Continue To Be Active On Those Things That I Cared About When I Was President Where I Could Still Have An Impact.

Our Democracy Must Be Not Only The Envy Of The World But The Engine Of Our Own Renewal. There Is Nothing Wrong With America That Cannot Be Cured By What Is Right With America.