Former President Bill Clinton dedicated his boyhood home in Hope on Saturday as part of the National Park Service, and he used the occasion to say that the U.S. is having hard times because people are too focused on money and not enough on each other.
Clinton told about 400 people on a windy and sunny afternoon that growing up without a television led him to focus on people and the stories they told.
"We here of a certain age were raised to see everyone. My grandfather taught me to see people without regard for the color of their skin," Clinton said.
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