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Fighting for the Forgotten Middle Class
Fighting to Restore America's Economic Leadership in the World
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL PUT AMERICA BACK TO WORK
"America is in trouble. Our people are hurting. The rich keep getting richer and the politicians just seem to be taking care of themselves. It's time we took care of our own. If America's not strong enough at home, we'll never be able to stand up for what we believe in around the world. National security begins at home."
BILL CLINTON OFFERS AN ECONOMIC PLAN TO COMPETE AND PROSPER IN THE WORLD ECONOMY
■ Bill Clinton will cut taxes for the middle class and make the rich pay their fair share.
■ Bill Clinton will encourage and maintain commitment to better education at every level.
■ Bill Clinton will make sure American workers can get training and retraining throughout their careers — so that America can achieve a high-skill, high-wage economy.
■ Bill Clinton will fight for tough, effective trade laws and encourage investment in research and development for emerging technologies.
■ Bill Clinton will make certain there are more FHA loans so middle-income families can buy homes.
■ Bill Clinton will speed up building and repair of our roads and bridges.
BILL CLINTON OFFERS A NEW AMERICAN HEALTH CARE PLAN
Middle-class working families are living in fear everyday that if they get sick, they'll lose everything. That's wrong. In his first year as President, Bill Clinton will present a new American health care plan to:
■ Cover everybody.
■ Control costs, improve quality, expand preventive and long-term care.
■ Maintain consumers' choice of doctors.
■ Take on the insurance companies and the medical bureaucracy, and demand reform.
BILL CLINTON OFFERS A PLAN TO ENSURE WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION
The key to our economic future is education. A nationally-recognized leader in education reform, Bill Clinton will be a real ''Education President". As President, he will:
■ Fully fund Head Start for all eligible young children.
■ Demand accountability and quality of every school, teacher and student.
■ Establish a national apprenticeship program for young people who don't want to go to college but don't want to end up in dead-end jobs.
■ Launch a domestic GI bill to guarantee a college education to everyone if they're willing to pay it back as a small percentage of income or through two years of national service in their communities as police officers, teachers, health care personnel, and other vital professions.
Bill Clinton Offers a Plan for Change
As President, Bill Clinton will defend America's interests abroad and put our best middle-class values into social policy here at home. Bill Clinton will reinvent government to spend our tax dollars wisely and with discipline. He'll create a government that works for people, for a change.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL RADICALLY CHANGE GOVERNMENT
Government should be for everybody. Government ought to serve the people, not the powerful special interests and the rich. That' s why Bill Clinton wants to radically change government, cut bureaucracy, and make it more efficient and effective. He wants to make sure government is held accountable and represents our mainstream values.
To restore our bond and faith in people in government, Bill Clinton has proposed a New Covenant for change. It is a solemn agreement between the people and their government. Government must provide more opportunities for all and in return each and every citizen must do their part to be responsible. If we accept this plan, we can build a stronger sense of community in America.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN CALLS FOR CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
The most irresponsible people in the 1980s were the people at the top: savings and loan crooks, the junk bond manipulators, the crooks on Wall Street.
They sold their companies, their workers and their country down the drain.
A Clinton Administration will:
■ Take away the tax incentives for risky, irresponsible speculation, out-of-line executive salaries and eliminate tax breaks for moving our factories and jobs overseas.
■ Offer incentives for investment in job creation and small business development here at home.
■ Encourage and inspire a new cooperative sprit in industry where frontline workers are empowered to improve quality and productivity — then share in the benefits they earn for their companies.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL BRING OPPORTUNITY TO ALL AMERICANS
Bill Clinton believes in providing education, job training, health and child care for those on welfare, to get them on their feet. But if they're able to work, they should move off the welfare rolls and into the workforce so everyone can become productive members of society — and reclaim their dignity.
Bill Clinton will introduce Voluntary National Service — a system to encourage young people who receive government help with their college costs to return that support by working for two years as police officers, nurses, teachers and other professions in their communities.
BILL CLINTON
A Lifetime of Fighting for the American Dream
Bill Clinton was born in Hope, Arkansas 45 years ago. For 16 years, he has been married to Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Clintons have an 11-year-old daughter named Chelsea.
Bill Clinton is now serving his fifth term as governor of Arkansas. A former chairman of the National Governors' Association, he has been ranked by his fellow governors as the most effective governor in the country.
Bill Clinton has worked hard to improve education and increase employment, and he has served as Co-chair of the President's Education Summit with the nation's governors. He has also served as chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council.
Bill Clinton earned his law degree from Yale University and his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University. He was also a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University.
"I don't want my child or your children to grow up in a world that is coming apart instead of coming together."
"He's talking about what average people are concerned about."
— Charles Cook, New York Magazine, 8/12/91
"Bill Clinton has the heart, talent and vision for the job. The most important thing about Clinton isn't the style, though it's considerable, but the substance, which is more so."
— Edwin Yoder, The Washington Post, 9/2/91
"Of all the Democrats, I find myself impressed most by the political philosophy of Bill Clinton. To him, the essence of politics lies in its ability to connect people — especially children and families — with government in a way that brings purpose to both."
— Tom Fiedler, Miami Herald, 11/24/91
"Clinton's smash performance at a meeting of Democratic leaders [in Chicago], coming on the heels of several other cases in which he outshone his rivals, has given him special stature. He has become identified as one candidate with the kind of finely honed message that has the potential of defeating President Bush next year."
— Jack Germond and Jules Witcover, National Journal, 11/30/91
"If Clinton represents the Democrats of 1992 ... [George Bush] will know he's got a contest."
— Edwin Yoder, The Washington Post, 9/2/91
"A radical moderate ... (the Clinton) candidacy is exciting and promising."
— Editorial Staff, The Philadelphia Enquirer, 10/6/91
"Bill Clinton was aggressive, confident ... all the things you'd want in a candidate."
— Jeff Neubauer, Wisconsin Democratic Party
" ... if I were George Bush, I'd be scared ... Bill Clinton can win."
— Bob Slagle, Chair of Texas Democratic Party
PAID FOR BY THE CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
Box 615, Little Rock, AR 72203, 501/372-1992
Contributions to the Clinton for President Committee are not tax-deductible.
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Fighting to Restore America's Economic Leadership in the World
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL PUT AMERICA BACK TO WORK
"America is in trouble. Our people are hurting. The rich keep getting richer and the politicians just seem to be taking care of themselves. It's time we took care of our own. If America's not strong enough at home, we'll never be able to stand up for what we believe in around the world. National security begins at home."
BILL CLINTON OFFERS AN ECONOMIC PLAN TO COMPETE AND PROSPER IN THE WORLD ECONOMY
■ Bill Clinton will cut taxes for the middle class and make the rich pay their fair share.
■ Bill Clinton will encourage and maintain commitment to better education at every level.
■ Bill Clinton will make sure American workers can get training and retraining throughout their careers — so that America can achieve a high-skill, high-wage economy.
■ Bill Clinton will fight for tough, effective trade laws and encourage investment in research and development for emerging technologies.
■ Bill Clinton will make certain there are more FHA loans so middle-income families can buy homes.
■ Bill Clinton will speed up building and repair of our roads and bridges.
BILL CLINTON OFFERS A NEW AMERICAN HEALTH CARE PLAN
Middle-class working families are living in fear everyday that if they get sick, they'll lose everything. That's wrong. In his first year as President, Bill Clinton will present a new American health care plan to:
■ Cover everybody.
■ Control costs, improve quality, expand preventive and long-term care.
■ Maintain consumers' choice of doctors.
■ Take on the insurance companies and the medical bureaucracy, and demand reform.
BILL CLINTON OFFERS A PLAN TO ENSURE WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION
The key to our economic future is education. A nationally-recognized leader in education reform, Bill Clinton will be a real ''Education President". As President, he will:
■ Fully fund Head Start for all eligible young children.
■ Demand accountability and quality of every school, teacher and student.
■ Establish a national apprenticeship program for young people who don't want to go to college but don't want to end up in dead-end jobs.
■ Launch a domestic GI bill to guarantee a college education to everyone if they're willing to pay it back as a small percentage of income or through two years of national service in their communities as police officers, teachers, health care personnel, and other vital professions.
Bill Clinton Offers a Plan for Change
As President, Bill Clinton will defend America's interests abroad and put our best middle-class values into social policy here at home. Bill Clinton will reinvent government to spend our tax dollars wisely and with discipline. He'll create a government that works for people, for a change.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL RADICALLY CHANGE GOVERNMENT
Government should be for everybody. Government ought to serve the people, not the powerful special interests and the rich. That' s why Bill Clinton wants to radically change government, cut bureaucracy, and make it more efficient and effective. He wants to make sure government is held accountable and represents our mainstream values.
To restore our bond and faith in people in government, Bill Clinton has proposed a New Covenant for change. It is a solemn agreement between the people and their government. Government must provide more opportunities for all and in return each and every citizen must do their part to be responsible. If we accept this plan, we can build a stronger sense of community in America.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN CALLS FOR CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
The most irresponsible people in the 1980s were the people at the top: savings and loan crooks, the junk bond manipulators, the crooks on Wall Street.
They sold their companies, their workers and their country down the drain.
A Clinton Administration will:
■ Take away the tax incentives for risky, irresponsible speculation, out-of-line executive salaries and eliminate tax breaks for moving our factories and jobs overseas.
■ Offer incentives for investment in job creation and small business development here at home.
■ Encourage and inspire a new cooperative sprit in industry where frontline workers are empowered to improve quality and productivity — then share in the benefits they earn for their companies.
BILL CLINTON'S PLAN WILL BRING OPPORTUNITY TO ALL AMERICANS
Bill Clinton believes in providing education, job training, health and child care for those on welfare, to get them on their feet. But if they're able to work, they should move off the welfare rolls and into the workforce so everyone can become productive members of society — and reclaim their dignity.
Bill Clinton will introduce Voluntary National Service — a system to encourage young people who receive government help with their college costs to return that support by working for two years as police officers, nurses, teachers and other professions in their communities.
BILL CLINTON
A Lifetime of Fighting for the American Dream
Bill Clinton was born in Hope, Arkansas 45 years ago. For 16 years, he has been married to Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Clintons have an 11-year-old daughter named Chelsea.
Bill Clinton is now serving his fifth term as governor of Arkansas. A former chairman of the National Governors' Association, he has been ranked by his fellow governors as the most effective governor in the country.
Bill Clinton has worked hard to improve education and increase employment, and he has served as Co-chair of the President's Education Summit with the nation's governors. He has also served as chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council.
Bill Clinton earned his law degree from Yale University and his bachelor's degree from Georgetown University. He was also a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University.
"I don't want my child or your children to grow up in a world that is coming apart instead of coming together."
"He's talking about what average people are concerned about."
— Charles Cook, New York Magazine, 8/12/91
"Bill Clinton has the heart, talent and vision for the job. The most important thing about Clinton isn't the style, though it's considerable, but the substance, which is more so."
— Edwin Yoder, The Washington Post, 9/2/91
"Of all the Democrats, I find myself impressed most by the political philosophy of Bill Clinton. To him, the essence of politics lies in its ability to connect people — especially children and families — with government in a way that brings purpose to both."
— Tom Fiedler, Miami Herald, 11/24/91
"Clinton's smash performance at a meeting of Democratic leaders [in Chicago], coming on the heels of several other cases in which he outshone his rivals, has given him special stature. He has become identified as one candidate with the kind of finely honed message that has the potential of defeating President Bush next year."
— Jack Germond and Jules Witcover, National Journal, 11/30/91
"If Clinton represents the Democrats of 1992 ... [George Bush] will know he's got a contest."
— Edwin Yoder, The Washington Post, 9/2/91
"A radical moderate ... (the Clinton) candidacy is exciting and promising."
— Editorial Staff, The Philadelphia Enquirer, 10/6/91
"Bill Clinton was aggressive, confident ... all the things you'd want in a candidate."
— Jeff Neubauer, Wisconsin Democratic Party
" ... if I were George Bush, I'd be scared ... Bill Clinton can win."
— Bob Slagle, Chair of Texas Democratic Party
PAID FOR BY THE CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
Box 615, Little Rock, AR 72203, 501/372-1992
Contributions to the Clinton for President Committee are not tax-deductible.
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