Why do people love Bill Clinton so much?
477947
well he did good in office with no war allot of those things you described wer not his fault -gb sr.- and besides that he was just a very charismatic gentleman (in public)
608737
THINGS WERE FAR BETTER OFF WHEN CLINTON WAS IN OFFICE.\n\nI MISS BILL CLINTON!!\n\nHELL, WITH PRESIDENTS LIKE BUSH, IT MAKES YOU MISS NIXON!!
486522
I have actually thought about this sort of thing.  I always wondered why people were so ready to excuse Bill Clinton when he had an affair and lied under oath.  People said, "Oh, it's just sex."  Or, "It's his personal life."  Well, we wouldn't want that happening to us in our own homes, so I don't know why we would accept it from the leader of our country.  I think we need to hold people in power to an even higher expectation.
1120896
Yes, I love that guy!  Well, not really LOVE him, but you know what I mean! LOL.  I really thought he was a great president myself.
152559
First of all, I don't know anyone with a brain can put Bill Clinton into the same category as JFK, FDR and Thomas Jefferson.  And yes, liberals do have an anger issue.  If you don't believe watch any video with Lewis Black and tell me thats not an anger issue.
1169088
Because they love Him.....\n\nalso - - baaaaa baaaaaa :-)
378762
he is loved \ncause he loved his people.
197733
I was always a Republican that was until the Clinton Administration, I can now say that I am Democratic and I will vote for any Clinton that runs for office. He was awesome, regardless of the scandel, which I must say was just being human, thousands of men cheat on their wives every day, thousands of men lie about it. If everyone wanted a President with high morals they would have chosen a woman years ago. Men have 2 brains both of which they will use to think with, women don't
322262
Historians will ultimately see Clinton as a slightly better than average president.  While almost no one on Main Street remembers anything about his presidency other than his affair, some of us do recall more about his eight years in office.  Among his accomplishments -- taking a huge federal deficit and turning it into a huge federal surplus (which Bush has again made into a huge federal deficit); presiding over the best post-World War II economy; putting 100,000 police on the streets through federal funding, aiding in the sharp drop in crime rates during his presidency; and above all in sharp contrast to some other president we know, presiding over a period in which America and its president were admired and respected.  Whenever I tell my conservative friends all this, all they want to talk about is Monica.  I suspect they need to adjust their priorities.  On the other hand, Clinton's affair was a shocking dereliction of duty and betrayal of trust (he should have been censured, not impeached) and his handling of health care was pretty ham-handed.  Rest assured, however, that regardless of what historians think of him, the crowd that answers these questions -- which is much more representative of mainstream American thought than I am -- will continue to smear him and talk about Monica.
807117
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.
243607
the infamous bill clinton
868583
don't talk bad about Clinton
814120
Maybe when we get another U.N. @ss kisser like Clinton. The rest of the world will like us (as if it ever has).\nWake up. It is jealousy and hate of freedom that causes us to be disliked.\nIt is much better to be hated for what we are than loved for what we are not.
422239
He cares for freedom of all the people of the world. That does seem to be the thing people hate to hear the most.
845641
I think it is a combination of many factors.  I've heard more than one person express that since experiencing Bush's Presidency they realize how good we had it under Clinton.  Also, it's sort of a wake up call when you compare what Clinton was impeached for and what Bush should be impeached for.  I don't want to see impeachment, it is a waste of time for all involved, but I do think he richly deserves it nonetheless.  People do tend to look back with fondness at some Presidents and Americans can very forgiving, depending on the circumstance and the subject.  Bill Clinton has done some great things since his Presidency ended and he stays in the public limelight.  Seeing him standing next to Bush 41 while they work together affects those ratings too.  I think we long for those in power right now to do the same.  I don't think GW should be looking for forgiveness in the future though.  I believe whether it's 10 years or 50 years after his Presidency, he will still have one of the lowest approval ratings ever recorded.
1112516
i love bill clinton           he's alot better than bush!!!!! Hilary isnt that bad
1053771
He was very likeable as a president (sometimes too likeable!)   He did a great job with our economy, he talked a lot to the American people, he liked his job, was good at his job, and was very smart.  He married a brilliant woman, who, through all of his mistakes, looks as if he truly loves her, and she truly loves him.  He was the first president to give an office to the first lady in the West Wing.  He really had set us up for a future, going into this millenium.  And then, disaster struck...