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BILL CLINTON U.S. President, 1993-2001 Name at birth: William Jefferson Blythe Bill Clinton spent the 1970s as a law professor and then Attorney General of Arkansas, and most of the 1980s as Governor of Arkansas. A moderate Democrat, in 1992 he defeated the incumbent George Bush for the U. S. presidency. His first term was characterized by a strong economic recovery, and in 1996 he was re-elected. His second term was dominated by scandal: accusations of corruption and investigations into rumors of his marital infidelity. On December 19, 1998 the U.S. House of Representatives voted (along party lines) in favor of two articles of impeachment. Clinton was accused of committing perjury and obstruction of justice in his attempt to cover up an extra-marital affair with a White House intern, Monica Lewinsky . In the subsequent senate trial, Clinton was acquitted of the charges and remained in office. Days before leaving office, Clinton struck a deal with the office of the special prosecutor in the case: in order to avoid an indictment, Clinton admitted to making misleading testimony, and he was suspended from practicing law in Arkansas for five years. In 2000 his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton was elected as a U.S. Senator from New York, the first time a First Lady had ever been elected to public office.

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Good Morning America World News Tonight Downtown PrimeTime ... TRAVEL FEATURED SERVICES TECH JOBS SHOPPING DOWNLOADS WIRELESS INTERACT WEBCASTS BOARDS CHAT NEWS ALERTS NEWSMAKERS William Jefferson Clinton President of the United States BILL CLINTON, America's last president in the 20th century and only the second president to be impeached in U.S. history, has weathered storms that might have killed most other politicians. Allegations of marital infidelity, questions about marijuana use and how he avoided the Vietnam War, a real-estate scandal in his home state, flip-flopping on foreign policy, charges of sexual harassment by an Arkansas government employee, accusations of ordering military action overseas to divert public attention from personal troubles, allegations of receiving millions of dollars from Chinese agents for his re-election campaign, and a yearlong scandal over an extramarital affair with a former White House intern that led to his impeachment these and other issues repeatedly give rise to questions about Clinton's character and made the former Arkansas governor one of the most assailed and investigated presidents in history. But Bill Clinton's charm, determination, razor-sharp political skills, and an unusually long stretch of national economic prosperity helped pull him through a second election in 1996 and kept his popularity high throughout much of his second term.

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Why was this Page Black?!? Because unlike our Ex-Chief Executive, I support the entire Bill of Rights I have a short rant about the mess The First Couple The Thankfully former residents of the White House , Ex-President William Jefferson Clinton and Ex-First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton To sum up the Clinton stewardship of the White House, " A landsman may hold the helm when the seas are calm The the classic book, The Art of War , Sun Tzu writes: The Commander stands for the virtues of wisdom, sincerely, benevolence, courage and strictness. Billy Jeff Clinton has none of these virtues. BJ Clinton took a page from former NYC Mayor Ed Koch's book. He didn't govern as President, he entertained the country. He kept the late night comics busy making jokes on who he was screwing this week (it certainly wasn't HRC), so we would ignore that he: Had no foreign policy besides sending Madaline Chamberlin around to appease. No energy policy. A Justice Department more interesting in investigating working cops on the beat than going after actual criminals. No fiscal policy except to hope and pray that the good times lasted till he got out of office (see...praying does work).

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REMARKS BY PRESIDENT CLINTON ON KEEPING AMERICA SECURE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY January 22, 1999 National Academy of Sciences Washington, D.C. 10:30 A.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Jamie, Dr. Lederberg, I'd like to thank you for your service in this and so many other ways. I would like to thank Sandy Berger for many things, including indulging my nagging on this subject for the better part of six years now. I was so relieved that Dr. Lederberg not very long ago well, last year brought a distinguished panel bioterrorism threat, because I then had experts to cite on my concern and nobody thought I was just reading too many novels late at night. Madame Attorney General, Secretary Shalala, Secretary Richardson, Director Witt, Deputy Secretary Hamre, Commandant of the Coast Guard and our other military leaders who are here, Mr. Clarke, ladies and gentlemen. I'm delighted to be here to discuss this subject. With some trepidation, Sandy Berger noted that Dr. Lederberg won a Nobel Prize at 33, and I was governor you can infer from that that I was not very good at chemistry and biology. But any democracy is imbued with the responsibility of ordinary citizens who do not have extraordinary expertise to meet the challenges of each new age. And that is what we are all trying to do. Our country has always met the challenges of those who would do us harm. At the heart of our national defense I have always believed is our attempt to live by our values democracy, freedom, equal opportunity. We are working hard to fulfill these values at home. And we are working with nations around the world to advance them, to build a new era of interdependence where nations work together not simply for peace and security, but also for better schools and health care, broader prosperity, a cleaner environment and a greater involvement by citizens everywhere in shaping their own future.

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Clinton, William J., Clinton on the campaign trail in Kalamazoo, Mich., August 1996 AP/Wide World Photos Documents in full WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON, original name WILLIAM JEFFERSON BLYTHE III, byname BILL CLINTON (b. Aug. 19, 1946, Hope, Ark., U.S.), American politician who became the 42nd president of the United States in 1993. He was elected to a second term in 1996. Bill Clinton's father, William Jefferson Blythe II, died in an automobile accident before his son was born. Blythe's widow married Roger Clinton, and Bill eventually took the latter's name. Bill Clinton graduated from Georgetown University (Washington, D.C.) in 1968 with a degree in international affairs and then attended the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar for two years. He graduated from the Yale University Law School in 1973 and joined the faculty of the University of Arkansas School of Law that same year. Clinton directed the presidential campaign of Democratic candidate George McGovern (1972) in Texas and that of Jimmy Carter (1976) in his home state, and in 1974 he ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. He was elected attorney general of Arkansas in 1976, and in 1978 he was elected governor, becoming at age 32 the youngest governor the nation had seen in 40 years. After an eventful two-year term as governor, Clinton failed in his reelection bid in 1980 but regained the governor's office in 1982, after which he was successively reelected three more times by substantial margins. A pragmatic Democrat, he reformed Arkansas' neglected educational system and encouraged the growth of industry in his state through favourable tax policies.

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SEARCH Home No Left Turns: The Ashbrook Center Blog Ashbrook Columnists Robert Alt Andrew E. Busch John C. Eastman Christopher Flannery ... Other Sites of Interest What We Know The Wall Street Journal April 16, 1998 by: William J. Bennett Whenever the subject is scandal, President Clinton's apologists argue that his critics fail to distinguish facts from "mere allegations." The public, they aver, should withhold judgment until the facts are in. Implicit is the notion that there is no empirical basis from which to draw inferences and render reasonable judgments. In the wake of Judge Susan Webber Wright's dismissal of the Paula Jones lawsuit, the Clintonites have been emboldened; they are frantically claiming that we know nothing. But in fact we know quite a lot. There are many important questions, arising from facts, about whether our president has (among other things) committed perjury, suborned perjury and obstructed justice. Given that the Clinton administration employs a nonstop, dust-in-your-eyes machine, it is important to recapitulate what we know: Monica Lewinsky . We know the president has denied, under oath and in public statements, any criminal wrongdoing and any sexual relations with "that woman." But we also know there are 20 hours of tape recordings between Ms. Lewinsky and her erstwhile colleague Linda Tripp, in which Ms. Lewinsky goes into detail about her affair with the president, and in which, according to people who have heard the tapes, she claims Mr. Clinton directed her to testify falsely in the Paula Jones case. We know, too, that Ms. Lewinsky's lawyer, William Ginsburg, gave Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr a "proffer" of testimony in which Ms. Lewinsky reportedly confirmed a sexual relationship with Mr. Clinton.

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