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The Clinton Presidency

How do you rate Bill Clinton's presidency? Share your thoughts here, and keep the discussion civil, please.

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He is a creep. An adulterant which was harmful to the youth of our country. He is mostly responsible for fannie mae and freddie mac. 
Posted 2009-09-21T16:24:48Z
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President Clinton was a great President.  I consider him the best President we have had in the past twenty years.  His presidency should not be judged by the one mistake he made. I think we all know what the mistake was.  He just got caught and others got away with it. He does not go around embarrassing us like some ex-presidents do.
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Open the pod bay doors HAL

History measures Presidents either in terms of peace and prosperity or winning wars and the Clinton Presidency gets high marks with regard to peace and prosperity. As time passes the morality aspects will fade, much like Nixon and Watergate.
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Both of them are a ZERO. Bill is a coward and I can't tell you I think of her here.
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he has been the best president we have ever had in the 62 yrs I've been on this planet that's being destroyed.

and the sad part is we never had nor will we ever have anyone else that could even come close to filling this mans shoes. and his private life should not reflect the job he done while president we all got skeletons in our closets leave them there.

when he left office  we had jobs, a plus deficit, unemploymnet was at record low, and homeland security was secure. since bush and obama has tried their skills the world in in the worst mess ever known to man and will remain that way.

 

 
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Economic prosperity, reduced deficits, no wars. I'd say bill clinton was an excellent president.
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I think he is a real loser...and his wife.
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Disgraceful in one word. He has a way about him that reminds me of a child in the family that always "could do no wrong" while the brother "could do no right". Always having people excusing their wrong actions with it wasn't their fault. No real moral values but great at fooling others. Sad, Sad, Sad
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