Bill Clinton

Bill Clinton spoke at a steak fry in Iowa Tuesday to campaign for Senator Tom Harkin, and covered wide ground, from previous elections to Haiti to the Affordable Care Act. Always fantastic to see Clinton's famous charisma in action.

Hillary Clinton's book tour didn't go as planned. Comments about her wealth and struggles in the White House have made her an easy mark for right-wing hacks. But don't despair! Here's some advice for the prospective future President.

Addressing a crowd already energized from powerful speeches by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh and American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten, surprise speaker Bill Clinton made clear his position on job-creation and economic growth at the Building and Construction Trades Department National Conference on Monday: “Investment, not financial transactions.”

Compiled below are speeches from President Barack Obama, former Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, and Representative John Lewis, the last living man to give a speech at the March on Washington in 1963 - known for Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I have a dream" speech. The videos were all taken at the 50th anniversary of that march.

Speaking on Thursday at the dedication of George W. Bush's new presidential library, Bill Clinton couldn't help but crack a joke about Dubya's newfound interest in painting.

So, apparently New Jersey has soured on Ronald Reagan enough to push President Bill Clinton to the top of the heap. I dunno what Reagan did since his death to piss people off, but losing eight points is amazing.

I was all set not to like Zero Dark Thirty. I judged director Kathryn Bigelow an enemy of truth and justice for depicting torture as a necessary evil to find Osama bin Laden. When I walked into the screening, I was ready to hate Zero Dark Thirty as revisionist conservative propaganda.

"Half of all mass killings in the United States have occurred since the assault weapons ban expired in 2005," said Bill Clinton. "Half, in all of the history of the country."

Aaron was a 24-year-old college football star at Southern University when he was convicted in 1993 for his role in a drug conspiracy. Although Aaron was not the buyer, the user, the supplier, or the dealer, he was sentenced to a triple life sentence without parole, the stiffest sentence of anyone in the conspiracy.

Democrats have got Pete Gallego's back in his campaign to replace the cretin Quico Canseco in Congress. Tomorrow, Bill Clinton will campaign with Pete at South San Antonio High School.
Early voting in Texas started on Monday and continues until November 2nd. Who better to rally Pete supporters and acquire new ones than Mr. Arithmetic? Looking forward to seeing the rally.