Quote by William Jefferson Clinton

It's the economy, stupid.

It's the economy, stupid.

Summary

This quote is often attributed to James Carville, an American political strategist. It emerged as a catchphrase during Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign to emphasize the importance of the economic situation in determining the outcome of the election. In essence, this quote prioritizes the economy as the key factor that influences voters' decisions. It suggests that politicians should focus on addressing economic issues effectively if they want to gain support and win elections, encouraging them to recognize and prioritize the impact of economic policies on the electorate.

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By William Jefferson Clinton

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