| Supported | Dave Durenberger |
| Supported by | Improving America's Schools Act 1994 |
| Start Date | 1994-00-00 |
| Notes | Given the complexity of education politics at the time, Clinton greatly benefited from the help of Durenberger and Lieberman as Goals 2000 and IASA were passed in somewhat unusual fashion, according to former Clinton education advisor, Andrew Rotherham, “Clinton got as far as he could in 1994 but there was a lot of resistance. He had to rely on a strange alliance of moderate Republicans and Democrats to get the bills passed.”123 |