"There may be some bumps along the road.  You know this reminds me of one of my favorite American heroines, Harriet Tubman. For when she made it to freedom after having been a slave and she got to New York and she could have been so happy to just stay at home and just breathe a big sigh of relief, but she kept going back down South to bring other freed slaves to freedom. And she used to say, 'No matter what happens, keep going.' So we're going to keep going until we take back the White House."

Despite the failure of the Clinton Administration to pass any stimulus program, the economy continued to slowly improve, and remained strong through his two terms, until the dot-com crash of 2000 brought on a recession.

On Saddam Hussein’s Weapons of Mass Destruction

"You know, the consensus was the same, from the Clinton administration to the Bush administration. It was the same intelligence belief that our allies and friends around the world shared about the weapons of mass destruction."

April 1991- John Grisham's novel "The Firm" reaches #2 on the New York Times Bestseller List.  It remained on the list for most of the year. 

The novel tells the story of an Ivy-league law school grad with the ability to take a position anywhere in the country, but chooses to take a position with a small southern law firm 

"And crumble leads until I'm buzz and I'm laxed
And them hoes show me love in every club that I'm at
For every hood got' get back, what another n*gga envy
But I swear I ain't no killer, but y'all niggaz 'bout to tempt me" 

All The Hoes Love A N*gga, They be Backing It Up
But Me I Love Money I Be Stacking It Up
When My Bandwagon Pull Up They Hop On Board
They Hop Right On Mine and Hop Right Off Yours

"There's a turncoat inside Hillary Clinton's money machine. Over the past several years, Leonore Blitz has helped raise about $250,000 for Clinton's Senate races, and she signed up early to help the new presidential campaign. But in recent weeks the Manhattan marketing consultant has secretly attended finance meetings and fund-raisers for Clinton's archrival, Barack Obama. Under intense pressure from the Clinton team to pick sides, Blitz—who bundled more than $1 million for John Kerry in 2004—felt deeply conflicted. Clinton operatives have warned donors not to contribute to other campaigns, and put a price on disloyalty: early supporters will be valued and latecomers scorned. But now Blitz is coming out of the shadows, ready to test the rules. "I have been a lifelong advocate of women and minorities' participating and running for political office," she told NEWSWEEK last week. "Therefore, I'm supporting both Clinton and Obama.""

“The Clinton camp pressed donors to give only to Hillary.
Then the strategy backfired.”
Newsweek
By Richard Wolffe
April 16, 2007

“At Rutgers, Clinton Ties Flap to Fight For Equality”
Washington Post
By Perry Bacon Jr.
Press Date: April 21, 2007

“I’m Tired Of Niggas, Niggas Is Tired,
U Ain’t A G, I See B*tch In Ur Eyes,
If U Close To Me, U Supposed To Be,
But Most Of U Rap Niggas Is Hoes To Me”

Judge Susan Webber Wright, in her ruling, said that the President had provided false testimony in a deposition when he said that he had not had sexual relations with Ms. Lewinsky.  The Judge also said that Clinton's actions had subverted the rule of law, and violated Ms. Jones' right to information relevant to her case. 

In fining the President $1,202 (the Judge's travel costs to attend the deposition), the Judge noted that it was the first time in history that a President had ever been held in contempt of court 

"The record demonstrates by clear and convincing evidence that the President responded to plaintiff's questions by giving false, misleading and evasive answers that were designed to obstruct the judicial process." 

“Clinton Is Found To Be In Contempt On Jones Lawsuit”
New York Times
By John M. Broder With Neil A. Lewis
Press date: April 13, 1999

The White House admits that Bill & Hillary Clinton under-reported their income relating to commodities options trading on their 1980 tax returns. In paying the back taxes due to both the IRS and Arkansas tax authorities, the Clintons also owed interest on the taxes not paid, which increased the total amount due to $14,615.

The records released also contradicted claims by Hillary Clinton that she had gotten out of commodities trading during her pregnancy, due to the nerve-wracking nature of such trading. According to the newly released records, Hillary Clinton had her most active trading in the month after Chelsea was born, and continued trading until May 1980, three months after Chelsea was born.

“Hillary Clinton Didn't Report $6,498 Profit In
Commodities Account, White House Says”
New York Times
By Gwen Ifill
Press date: April 12, 1994

“Senator Clinton on the Growing Controversy
Surrounding Don Imus' Remarks”
www.senate.gov
April 10, 2007

“Friend Did Futures Trades for Hillary Clinton”
New York Times
By Robert D. Hershey Jr.
Press date: April 11, 1994