On the last day of April, Hillary and I made public Chelsea’s decision to attend Stanford in the fall. Signing the welfare reform bill was one of the most important decisions of my presidency. aritable organizations, and for several untruthful responses to congressional investigators about his activities. On the other hand, the United States was still suffering from two decades of middle-class income stagnation, the main reason people hadn’t felt the economy improving.
Our last stop in Ireland was in Limerick, where fifty thousand supporters of peace filled the streets, including the rela and Sherwood Boehlert of New York—wrote to theNew York Times saying that their votes for impeachment didn’t mean they thought I should be removed. Marine Corps Strolling Strings or their counterparts from the air force; I was always thrilled when they entered the room. tions in Guatemala—all these seemed to me to be signs of a new era of democratic progress I was committed to support.
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