Apart from the fact that Bill Clinton had some major weaknesses, WJ Clinton has a wonderful list of both political and social policies to his credit.
120076
I would not classify him as a remarkable President.  He had no concept of Foreign Policy, his domestic policy was mediocre at best.  I would rate Abe Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt and JFK as better presidents.
102854
His strength is the ladies and his weakness is also the ladies
178457
It's so funny that even republicans can't really think of any negatives that affected them personally. Only the sex thing... \n\nThat's really amazing when even the people that hated Clinton can't bring up a bad policy issue under his leadership...
515176
In my opinion she thinks too much like Bill Clinton, one was more than enough.
311354
I think he will get  his praise in later years. He made some important steps to give America the best defense. For example his first year in office he pulled us out of a anti ballistic missile treaty that didn't allow for us to have killer satellites.
594628
Maybe you should ask Bill Clinton.
523286
He is doing a good job but has alot to deal with.
600241
Smart man and a Good leader.
323395
Pro - tax cuts, war on terrorism, dumping the Kyoto idiocy, creating a coalition of willing states to combat proliferation of WMD, constititionalist judges, trying to fix Social Security, Bolton as UN Ambassador\n\nCon - illegal immigration, no child left without a useless fat handout, failure to veto overspending, the medicare drug benefit, failure to veto the 1st amendment destroying campaign finance reform bill, appeasement of china, propping up the UN by putting the force behind its resolutions, failure to have Clintons prosecuted\n\nHe was far from an ideal candidate, but was about 1000% better than Enviro-wanker Gore and 10000% better than traitor snob Kerry.
621521
A slightly more intelligent president.
594113
I am very impressed with him. He was a great governor and has the credentials to run this country. To judge him on looks is stupid. Lincoln would never have been President if his looks were what counted. Warner happens to be a nice looking man, by the way.
421762
He was good for the cigar market.\n\nSeriously, Clinton made a major attempt to get a medical package passed during the first part of his term in office. Then in 1994 the House and Senate became Republican and Clinton’s only power was in the veto, which he used often.\n\nWhat is interesting is that after Clinton left office most of the legislation he vetoed was never brought up again. Clinton’s real contribution was that the country recognized it could run quite well without the federal government. The Republican House and Senate and the Democratic President kept each other in check and the government had to focus on what was important to everyone and not just special interests from one party or the other. His greatest contribution was that he made no contribution—good or bad.
631657
i love bill clinton           he's alot better than bush!!!!! Hilary isnt that bad
213533
No bias here just facts.  please read below:\n\nClinton:\n\nDuring Clinton's tenure, the U.S. enjoyed continuous economic expansion, reductions in unemployment, and growing wealth through a massive rise in the stock market. The economic boom ended in Q1, 2000, 10 months before his term ended in January, 2001, possibly indicative of a stock market bubble. Although the reasons for the expansion are continually debated, Clinton proudly pointed to a number of economic accomplishments, including:\n\nMore than 22 million new jobs \nHomeownership rate increase from 64.0% to 67.5% \nLowest unemployment rate in 30 years \nHigher incomes at all levels \nLargest budget deficit in American history converted to the largest surplus of over $200 billion \nLowest government spending as a percentage of GDP since 1974 [7] \nHigher stock ownership by families than ever before \n220% increase in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 300% increase in the Nasdaq from 1993 to 2001 \nThe reasons for this growth are hotly debated, but Clinton supporters cite his 1993 tax increase as the reason that eventually led to the reduction in the annual budget deficits every year of his tenure. These deficit reductions stimulated consumption and consumer spending and strengthened the dollar, which encouraged foreign investment in the United States economy. Alan Greenspan supported the 1993 tax increase, which was approved by Congress without a single Republican vote. [8] Critics of Clinton point to Alan Greenspan's strong chairmanship of the Federal Reserve, 1995 spending cuts and the Republican Party's Contract with America initiatives as alternative reasons for America's strong economic growth of the late 90's. Critics also argue that the economic recovery had already begun before Bill Clinton took office and did not pick up momentum until 1995 and 1996, after the GOP took over Congress (despite the fact that GDP growth was higher in 1994 than in either 1995 or 1996). Many economists attribute massive growth to the dot-com boom which just happened to come during Clinton's term, thus adding many new jobs which may not be directly attributed to policies of the Clinton administration.\n\nIn 1999, Clinton was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice by the U.S. House of Representatives. He was acquitted by the Senate. The perjury charge arose from Clinton's testimony about his relationship to Monica Lewinsky during a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by former Arkansas-state employee Paula Jones. The obstruction charge was based on his actions during the subsequent investigation of that testimony. On February 12, the Senate concluded a 21-day trial with the vote on both counts falling short of the Constitutional requirement of a two-thirds majority to convict and remove an office holder. The final vote was generally along party lines, with all of the votes to convict being cast by Republicans. On the perjury charge 55 senators voted to acquit, including 10 Republicans, and 45 voted to convict; on the obstruction charge the Senate voted 50-50. [22] Clinton, like the only other president to be impeached, Andrew Johnson, served the remainder of his term.\n\nThe day before leaving office, Clinton agreed to a five-year suspension of his Arkansas law license as part of an agreement with the independent counsel to end the investigation. Based on this suspension, Clinton was also automatically suspended from the United States Supreme Court bar, from which he chose to resign. [17][18] Clinton's resignation was mostly symbolic, as he had never practiced before the Supreme Court and was not expected to in the future. Clinton also was assessed a $90,000 fine by federal judge Susan Webber Wright for contempt of court. The Paula Jones lawsuit was settled out of court for $850,000.\n\nIn addition to impeachment and the Whitewater scandal, the Clinton White House was the subject of many other controversies.\n\nThe White House travel office con
515708
Politically, I don't care for his policies.\n\nAs a person, he seems very friendly, and personable.
85387
I think people resent the fact that she pulled Bill's strings a lot when he was President.  There is no doubt that she is a very intelligent woman (which intimidates other people).   The fact that she is on the extreme left and as liberal as they come doesn't help her case either.  I'm sure on the woman-front, the fact that she is tolerant of Bill's sexual antics didn't help her either.   Politically she is a walking nightmare, which causes talk-shows to plaster her all the time.   Just being the wife of Bill Clinton put her in the spotlight and make her the brunt of jokes for years on the talk shows (Letterman, Leno, etc...)   See, there is something for everyone to hate with her.   All this, and I don't dislike the woman.  I just wouldn't vote for her.
222396
YES...I liked his policy, staff, how he handled the job. Forget the Monica crap....it happens