Bill Clinton I Have Spent an Enormous Amount of Time in the in the Last

Bill Clinton
I have spent an enormous amount of time in the last 12 years in the factories and businesses of this country talking to employers and employees, watching the way people work, often working with them. And I know that men and women are more productive when they are sure they won't lose their jobs because they're trying to be good parents, good children. Our businesses should not lose the services of these dedicated Americans. And over the long run, the lessons of the most productive companies in the world, here at home and around the world, are that those who put their people first are those who will triumph in the global economy. The business leaders who have already instituted family and medical leave understand this. . . .
Family and medical leave is a matter of pure common sense and a matter of common decency. It will provide Americans what they need most: peace of mind. Never again will parents have to fear losing their jobs because of their families.
-The ideas expressed Bill Clinton in his remarks best illustrate the

A) growing conservative movement of the late twentieth century.
B) influence of Cold War pressures on the United States to "look good" to the rest of the world.
C) legacy of the Great Society.
D) decline of the impact of the Democratic Party.