Presidential News Conference
President Clinton spoke to reporters, accusing Republicans of reverting to a “new isolationism” and of practicing “reckless partisanship”… read more
President Clinton spoke to reporters, accusing Republicans of reverting to a “new isolationism” and of practicing “reckless partisanship” in their vote to defeat ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. He said that the vote sent the wrong message to the world and warned that nuclear proliferation could become a larger problem. He also said that he would maintain the moratorium on nuclear testing and would continue to support the treaty. He also criticized Republicans for their stance on the budget surplus, Social Security, education and the environment. After his comments he answered questions from reporters. close
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