How would American stand if President Clinton could have run for 3 terms?
473759
We wouldn't be involved in a war we have no business waging. Chances are, the September 11 attacks wouldn't have even happened if Clinton had still been in power. We would have a surplus instead of a deficit. And we would have a president with a brain!
1044345
I would DEFINATELY vote for her - Bill Clinton did a great job and she helped an awful lot behind the scenes - would be good to see a woman in power , the US could do with some feminine touches after what the current moron is doing.
1141826
I certainly think he would have made an interesting President.  He is obviously very intelligent, and believes in a path to help the USA.  I think he speaks his mind too much to be a viable candidate, but I would vote for him in a heartbeat.
1089623
No.  If he could serve another term I would vote for him again.  And if the Democrats do something stupid like nominate Hillary Clinton for president, we are guaranteed to have another right wing president!
649837
I would get out of Iraq and take back the tax cuts for the wealthy; move that money towards welfare and education. I would also limit the powers of president as I think it can easily be abused by Bush types, especially if they can actually speak, like Ronald Reagan. If we had a neo-con president who had Bush's views but Clinton's speaking skills I would be afraid for our country. I would also just give up trying to tell lies to the people because they voted for me and it always comes back to haunt you later.
164612
Nay.\n\nBefore Bill Clinton was elected, Hillary "Clinton" portrayed herself as a "stand by my man" kind of woman. She wore long hair and appeared on TV shows wearing dresses and baking cookies. After Clinton was elected, she become Hillary "Rodham-Clinton", chopped off her hair and wore suits in favor of dresses. She misrepresented herself because she thought it would further Bill Clinton's career.\n\nAfter Clinton was elected, Bill Clinton appointed Hillary Clinton to the National Health Care Task Force. And the policies she came up and tried to push bordered on Communism. And this appointment despite the fact that not one American had ever voted for her for anything. Congress was not given the opportunity to confirm her to a position that had the potential to affect every American in world.\n\nHillary Clinton is universally hated by conservatives and Republicans alike. Among the Democrats, it is a split vote. Some Democrats cannot stand her. Some liberals cannot stand her. Some women cannot stand her. And those are her three main bases. With half the country (conservatives and Republicans) against her, she would have to have a solidified base amongst Democrats, liberals and women. And she does not have it.\n\nWatch Hillary Clinton. She is just like her husband and adjusts her positions based on opinion polls. I say, "No, thank you." I would rather have someone in office who has the strength of his convictions, who knows the difference between right and wrong and acts on it.
50089
The one pro of having the possibility of running more than twice is the concept of the "Lame Duck" Presidency.  This is where the President doesn't get much done because he doesn't have the possibility of moving forward his policy, so congress doesn't try to hard in a second term to push the adjenda.
349895
well remember fdr ran for 4 terms after that a const. admt was passes limiting his term for 10 years max (2 elected term ans 2 year if he was the vp and the previous president died or left office)
990886
Depends on who comes after him ... and views of the US president varies .... Americans don't seem to by and large hold Clinton in high regard ... yet he is hailed as a hero in for example Ireland, where he unstintingly helped to broker a lasting peace ... how many Americans actually know that?
1100590
presidents used to be able to serve up to 4 terms in office  but a law was passed by congress that the president can only now serve 2 terms. Once a president has served 2 terms they can not run for another term. This does not matter if there has been another president since that last president who served 2 terms. The president who has already served 2 terms can never serve another even if that President quit office half way through the 2nd term
370252
I think she would stand more than a 50-50 chance, because people still like Bill, and he would be part of that team again.  That two-for-one deal with the Clintons.\n\nAlso, a lot of people are ready to have a woman for president, and Hillary has a lot of political experience.\nI don't know if I would vote for her, it would depend on who she was running against.
156294
No he wouldn't. Unlike old Bush, Bill Clinton is not an idiot who would break the law for his son. Also, he wouldn't have had Jeb to help him with cheating in Florida. His father's friends were also the ones that got him into good schools, the Texas Air National Guard (where he received a Dishonorable Discharge), aand who got him his multiple oil companies he ran into the ground. Also, HE DID NOT GET THE MAJORITY OF THE VOTE IN 2000. THE SUPREME COURT WAS IN HIS POCKET, AND HE CHEATED IN FLORIDA. ONE MORE THING, GORE HAD THE POPULAR VOTE, MEANING THAT GORE HAD THE MAJORITY! So, no, Bush would have failed miserably in life and would have hopefully been in prison, as one answer said. But yes, it's still possible!
116822
It depemds. What if we had the best president America has ever had? He only gets 2 terms. He makes some fantastic changes that all Americans just love. Then some screwball comes along and messes it all up.
84297
I would note for democratic so I would not vote for Clinton.  I would vote conservative.  Whatever president, most likely republican, would strive to keep america the strong country it is, to conserve our constituion and not try to change it.
948441
Absolutely it would be, If Bill Clinton was allowed additional terms as President, he would be President right now.
690222
No.  The Constitution states that a president can only serve two terms, regardless if it is consecutive or not.  President Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms as 22nd and 24th president, therefore he could not have run for a third term.  The same applies to all other future presidents.
1173502
It would be EXTREMELY intruiging, however, it will most likely not happen.\n\nA true kickback to the greatness of the Clinton Era.