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Richard L. Siewert Jr. Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jake Siewert… (2001)

I think the President feels as though Arkansas has benefitted tremendously during his administration. The economy of Arkansas, which was like the rest of the United States -- in a bit of a slump in the late '80s and early '90s -- is doing dramatically better. And more people in Arkansas work than ever before, the incomes have risen there and there's been a great deal of economic development.
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Richard L. Siewert Jr. Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jake Siewert… (2001)

Q The employees that former President Clinton will have, will they all be employees that he will get as a result of -- that a certain amount of staff that a former President gets? Or does he plan to form a company of his own and just employ them personally? MR. SIEWERT: Actually, I'll refer you to his new team on that when they get in place. But I think that you can expect that there will be some people who work at the library, which is a separate entity, some people will work at the office of the former President and some people may work for him in different capacities one way or the other.
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Richard L. Siewert Jr. Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jake Siewert… (2001)

Q If the presidency has been so helpful for Arkansas, what is the White House explanation of why they didn't vote for Al Gore? MR. SIEWERT: I'm not going to get back into an analysis of who voted for whom, when, but the people of Arkansas obviously made their own decisions about who they wanted to support in the election. But they overwhelmingly supported President Clinton in '92, again in '96. They elected him Governor a number of times, elected him Attorney General. He appreciates their commitment, their sticking with him throughout the years.
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