Clinton repeats the word "all" in the underlined sentence on page 2:
In this sentence from his state of the nation address, President Clinton repeated the word, all to show that everyone in America was supposed to work together to achieve the common objective that they sought.
He stressed the word to show that every person has a role to play. All Americans were thus united.
The excerpt:
"All strong families begin with taking more responsibility for our children. I have heard Mrs. Gore say that it's hard to be a parent today, but it's even harder to be a child. So all of us, not just as parents, but all of us in our other roles -- our media, our schools, our teachers, our communities, our churches and synagogues, our businesses, our governments -- all of us have a responsibility to help our children to make it and to make the most of their lives and their God-given capacities"
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