(b. 1946) Forty-second President of the United States, the first elected president to be impeached. Rare, fine association A.L.S. 'Bill' as President, 1p. 4to., Washington, Oct. 7, [n.y. but 1993], on official White House letterhead to the original Hollywood power couple Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, in part: ‘…Thank you for your note about the health care speech. It was a big part of why I wanted to be president. Come see me…’. Boldly penned in blank marker. One small offset area at right margin, otherwise very good. Clinton issued his now-famous address on health care reform to a joint session Congress on Sept. 22, 1993, arguing that the United States’ current system was broken, costly and riddled with bureaucracy and greed. He urged for the creation of a universal, affordable and comprehensive health care system and, on Nov. 20, 1993, the President’s Health Security Act was introduced. Less than a year later it would be abandoned due to lack of bi-partisan support.