And As Secretary Of State, I Fought

I Want Young People To Be Involved, And I Especially Want Young People To Vote.

Part Of Diplomacy, The Hard Work Of Diplomacy Is Trying To Extract Whatever Concessions You Can Get, And Giving Something The Other Side Wants. Of Course You've Got To Try To Make Peace With, And Work With Those Who Are Your Adversaries, But You Don't Just Rush In, Open The Door, And Say, "here I Am. Let's Talk And Make A Deal."

I Have A Difference With Senator [bernie] Sanders, Who Promises Free College, Which, If You Look At The Fine Print, Depends Really On Governors Coming Up With A Lot Of The Money, Which I Don't Think Is A Particularly Wise Bet. And I Have A Plan To Help People Pay Down Their Student Debt, Because I Want To Unleash The Entrepreneurial Energy That Young People Have.

We Need To Have An Economy That Works For Everybody, Not Just People On The Top.

When I Went Off To College, I Went Believing I Was A Republican. And Actually I Was President Of Young Republicans For A Couple Of Months And Then I Decided That I Was Much More In The Camp Of People Like, You Know, President Johnson - Trying To Promote Civil Rights, Voting Rights, Ending Poverty.