This Remains A Very Important Opportunity For

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 Made A Big Mistake. It Is Indefensible And I Am Sorry.

When We Got Organized As A Country, [and] Wrote A Fairly Radical Constitution, With A Radical Bill Of Rights, Giving Radical Amounts Of Freedom To Americans, It Was Assumed That Americans Who Had That Freedom Would Use It Responsibly...when Personal Freedom Is Being Abused, You Have To Move To Limit It.

The Struggle For Your Own Character Is The Struggle For The Nation's Character.

I Saw My Job [as President] As To Try To Move The World From An Unstable Condition Of Interdependence Toward More Integrated Cooperative World Community. Therefore, My Approach Was To Cooperate Wherever Possible And To Build Institutions Of Cooperation, An Expanded Nato, The World Trade Organization, The Summit Of The Americas, The Asian Pacific Leaders, All Those, The Coalition To Fight In Bosnia And Kosovo, To Cooperate Wherever Possible But To Act Alone If We Had To.