[+/-] Bush's wish for the Clinton Presidential Library

At the dedication of the Clinton library last week in Little Rock, Bush appeared distracted, and glanced repeatedly at his watch.

The dramatic building is a glistening silver, suspended boxcar filled with light and with a panoramic view of the Arkansas river. Flung across the river stands an old railroad bridge - and to Clinton watchers, bridges represent "the bridge to the 21st century", the former president's re-election slogan in 1996.

When Bush stopped to gaze at the river, where secret service agents were stationed in boats. Did he say:

    (a) "Much as that bridge brings together the two banks of the river, 

        so must Democrats and Republicans bridge our differences."



    (b) "This setting is very peaceful. It reminds me of a river near my 

        ranch in Crawford."



    (c) "A submarine could take this place out."

Find out the answer here.