Bill just finished an extended dissertation on the details of her education plan. Now, he's talking about her qualifications of be commander-in-chief. And he says there's one issue on which Hillary is "more conservative than President Bush. She believes in balanced budgets. She believes that mortgaging our children's future is morally strong and economically stupid." He compliments the crowd for hanging with him as he talks about all the details. Finally, a broader point. He says that she's a change-maker, and takes an implied slap at Obama: "The substance of change is even more important than the symbolism of change. The fact of change is even more important then the feeling of change."
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