Whatever feelings you may have about Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and Hillary Clinton, we can all agree that none of them will be forgotten anytime soon. They have provided us with numerous opportunities for criticism and seemed to revel in it. The previous administration left us with many memorable quotes. The choice was difficult, but here is a list of the Top 10 Quotes of Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and Hillary Clinton, along with some commentary. Enjoy.

10. "The era of big government is over." - Bill Clinton.
This is from one of the former President�s speeches on the State of the Union. The quote itself is nothing special, but it becomes laughable considering that the person who said it did everything in his power to make big government even bigger.

9. "I have never questioned the experience of my opponent." - Al Gore.
This Gore fib may have slipped past many of you since the media didn't call him on it. He made this comment in his first debate with George W. Bush, after he and his people had constantly mocked Bush�s 6 years of experience in public office vs. Gore�s 24 years (while at the same time strongly supporting Hillary Clinton�s senate bid and then Jean Carnahan�s candidacy for senate, each of whom had 6 years less experience than Bush. (That�s zero for all the liberals out there)

8. "I don�t recall." - Hillary Clinton.
The former First Lady once made this statement 50 times to a House investigating committee. Funny, but supposedly she has an IQ of 100,000, according to her supporters. You�d think that a person with such intelligence would have a slightly better memory.

7. "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is." - Bill Clinton.
The master of hair-splitting manages to split the split ends. This statement is from his testimony concerning the Monica Lewinsky affair. Can you imagine hearing such an excuse from a regular person in court? "Your honor, these men accuse me of robbing a bank, but the accusations are false because 'robbing' means that the robbing is happening right now. If I were robbing a bank, I wouldn't be here on the stand next to you right now. I'm talking right now, not robbing anyone. How can I be robbing a bank when I�m here talking to you right now?".

6. "One of our greatest Presidents." - Al Gore, on Bill Clinton.
After the impeachment of William Jefferson Clinton, the last thing you�d expect to hear are these words. But Al Gore rose to the occasion and somehow found a way to get the words out with a straight face. The scary thing though is that I think he actually believed it.

5. "There has never been a time when I�ve said something I know to be untrue; there has never been a time when I�ve said something untrue." - Al Gore.
This Gore whopper made its debut during a debate with Bill Bradley during the Democratic primaries. The Bush campaign was shrewd in using this sound bite in one of their commercials, while the Gore campaign claimed that doing so was 'unfair'. If you don�t like less-than-truthful statements, Mr. Gore, then please don�t make them.

4. "I didn�t inhale." - Bill Clinton.
When Gov. Clinton was asked about experimenting with marijuana, he said that he tried it, but didn�t inhale. This wishy-washy remark should have tipped everyone off about this guy. If we hadn�t given him a pass on this, we might have been spared Monica Lewinsky, Filegate, Travelgate, etc.

3. "There is no controlling legal authority that says 'that' is any violation of any law." - Al Gore.
The former Vice President�s now-infamous defense of his questionable fund raising practices. But of course, the media never pressed him on it. When it�s a 24-year-old DUI charge against a Republican that mysteriously surfaces days before an election, the media is in a frenzy. When it's a Democratic scandal that has yet to be resolved, they simply don't care. And they claim to be objective?

2. "This vast right-wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for President." - Hillary Clinton.
Who can forget these unforgettable words from the former First Lady on The Today Show, after the Monica Lewinsky story broke? She did her best to act holier-than-thou, trying to take the moral high ground, but in the end she ended up with egg on her face when the facts became known. Mrs. Clinton, the only conspiracy you have to worry about is the one that exposes the truth.