If He Does Say So Himself...
NBC's First Read has this little sound bite yesterday from Bill Clinton, at a campaign stop in Lebanon, Indiana:
"Folks, it's always a mistake to bet against America. It was tough in 1968, and we came back. It was tough in 1992 and we wound up with the eight best years we've had in modern history."
Reporter Carrie Dann noted the crowd "roared in agreement."
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