Bill Clinton- Why soooo Many ?'s?
827959
Bill Clinton continues to get complained about because the Republicans cannot explain their complete and utter FAILURE to do anything right for the past 6 years after an extremely successful 8 years by Mr Clinton....which followed a dismal 4 years from another moron named Bush.
75311
there are thousands - care to be more specific???
908791
Many are available.\n\nplrr
807578
Wow...aren't there numbers somewhere?  I shall search.\n\nOn each Secretary of State site for each site there are numbers...I am too lazy to count all of them.
22932
Bill Clinton?  I dunno.  He was president at the time and was born in Arkansas.
248923
Bill Clinton was a GOOD president.  A heck of a lot better than the poor excuse we have in office now.  And who is to say that this president hasn't exercised some extramarital activities?  Many presidents have had sexual activity outside their marriage . . . but haven't gotten caught.  President Kennedy had a long-term affair with Marilyn Monroe, and no body thought badly of him.  You are right, just because he has a high sexual drive doesn't make him not qualified to hold the office of president.
48373
There are lots of SB770s and SB551s in the world, seeing as every state almost has a Senate and there is the US Senate, plus many around the world, and each of them starts over at one for each session, so we need a lot more information.
465010
I agree with you!  Why are there so many... There is a certain pride to doing things...If your'e going to do something, do it right.  Most people don't seem to care.
994970
way too many...read this it tells
1036472
Bill Clinton's real father will probably forever remain unknown.\n\nAccording to one rumor, he is the biological son of one of the Rockefellers. \n\nWho knows and who really cares?
383508
I think anyone should be able to run more than two times. If he did a good job he should stay in office till the public thinks otehrwise... And for the guy who said this:\n \n"Absoloutely not. Democrats are to blame for this mess. High taxes, and anti-business laws are making it difficult to recover fully. Of course, looking at your question proves to me that your mind is already made up, so why waste your time even bothering to post this question? Because you wish to find others who believe the same way so you don't feel so lonely."\n\nActually Republicans have been in power not only in the White House but in most of the legislator for about 5 years now. But you do have a point... i dont like those antibuisness laws either. Bill Clinton was a good president and did imany things. Under his administration they cut down on drugs alot. And people kepe saying he gutted the military which is sort of true. You have to rememebr that the cold war was over when he was in office and we didnt need that many arms. And Bush's success in the middle east (in his first term) he owes to Clinton. You are allways using the army that the guy before you had. \n\nBack to the point. Look at FDR. He was an office from 1933-1945 (which is more than two terms) and if it werent for him this country probably might not be where it is today. And as i said before... if he is a good president... let him run as many times as it takes until he isnt a good one.
1115791
Bill is extremely popular and probably commands one of the highest public speaking rates in the world.  He has many public projects and raises money for good causes.  If she were to be nominated, the focus wouldn't be on her, it would naturally be on him because he was president, whether he wanted it to be or not.  I have extreme doubts that he would even dream of living in Washington again.  His life is full on its own.  I would be very surprised if she received the nomination anyway.  Could you really see Bill taking us on a tour of the Christmas decorations in the White House?
1080246
I haven't heard much about Clinton lately and I listen to a conservative talk show station on the radio through much of the week. While I am not a Clinton fan, I do agree with you that there are a lot of people (D's & R's) in 'power' right now that need to make some adjustments in their ideaologies. It just seems like one big crying pitty party from both sides right now. I am not registered as an Indp. but I am starting to think that I need to pay closer attention to the Indp party 'cause the others are whining too much.
522888
Even if Bush is just trying to get minorities to support him, he has still posted a number of minorities to very powerful positions in the government.  The highest ranking African American in Bill Clintons administration was his secretary, Mary Curry.\n\nLiberals need to learn that you have to be prepared to do what you are telling everyone else they should do.\n\nKind of off topic; why is Ted Kennedy (who is supposedly an enlightened liberal) blocking the installation of a wind-power generation farm to the east of Martha's Vineyard?
594000
All so very true.  I don't know what it was about Clinton.  I know people who truly feel that we should have offered him another term!  When I make points,like you have made, they just call me names like Neo-Con.  They never give me real facts as to why they liked the guy so much.
1172535
My fave President Was BILL CLINTON. I liked his style, his charisma and his attiude. A lot of people dont realize that Presdient Clinton had a Bill that protected us against terriosm. Someone tore it up, take a wild guess on who it was and right after that person tore it up, we were hit by 9/11. I will be glad when his wife runs. She already has my vote..
713153
McCain, Clinton, and many others. your question is too early. Many candidates will announce their candidacy over the next several months.