It's time for him (President Clinton) to stop saying he won't put them on the table,

I believe the federal government should stamp out discrimination wherever — wherever — it occurs, ... If I look only at what you've said and written ... I would have to vote no. You dismissed the constitutional protection of privacy as 'a so-called right.' ... You dismissed gender discrimination as ... a 'perceived problem.'

In the constitution, nowhere does it mention sex discrimination, child labour, segregation. It doesn't mention it,

so much bigger than Karl Rove.

We are rolling the dice with you.

between the rhetoric here in Washington and the reality on the ground.