There really isn't any great legislation for the Clinton administration to be remember by. All in all, it's likely he will be remember as a good administrator. He wisely applied the budget surpluses of his era to paying down the national debt, rather than increasing the size of government.
It is arguable as to whether or not he was responsible for the great economic expansion of his era. In my opinion, the foundation for the economic expansion of the 90s was laid down by Reagan. That point is likely going to have to be sort our by historians.
Of course, history will always remember his frailties. He will always be remembered as the little boy who got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
2006-12-09 04:50:18
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answered by Overt Operative 6
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The first significant fact is the huge level of popularity he received even while being the target of several investigations. He also did a great deal to secure relations with other countries because of his abilty to reach out. Unfortunately, that is being eroded by the current president's ethnocentric focus. I think Clinton will be remembered as a man who really did have ideals further to the left but he sacrificed those to be able to represent all people more equitably.
His goal was to cut the deficit and the country did enjoy one of the longest periods of economic growth. He was the first Baby-boomer president and the only one to really work at a national health care plan (the latter is strong personal opinion).
2006-12-09 04:44:10
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answered by booksofstars 3
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Those who were "Lucky" before mass media could hide much and chosen concerns were conveniently lost in the past. Today most everything will be exposed. I believe Bill Clinton will be remembered as America in calm before the storm. People get bored with calm times and have to be entertained. The best form of entertainment for the public is anything personal. The public will be judged more so than Bill Clinton.
2006-12-09 04:41:12
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answered by edubya 5
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Unfortunately he will be remembered with two words:
Monica Lewinsky
No one will remember that he was the youngest man to be elected as governor to Arkansas since 1938 or the fact that during his presidency was the longest period of economic growth in American history.
Nope, he will forever remembered as the president who had an affair with an intern and denied it because like anyone else who has an affair is embarrassed to be found out. He is forever marked for being human.
2006-12-09 04:51:14
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answered by Anonymous
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the accepted center classification tax payer will pay purely 7.8% in earnings taxes consistent with twelve months. the right 2% on usual will pay almost 15% tax fee. So how is the "center classification" no longer sharing interior the prosperity a lot already? I say this AS a center classification tax payer. additionally, right it fairly is a few different issues Clinton did. NAFTA. This allowed agencies to outsource jobs to different countries devoid of outrage of repercussion. for this reason, as quickly as agencies found out HOW worthwhile that may cause them to, they fled like mad. This led to a mass exodus of jobs. Fannie Mae/Freddy Mac bailouts. yet another Clinton darling. This bill compelled banks to lend money to subprime debtors, people who in maximum circumstances could no longer arise with the money for a house, on the thought that they could refinance later as quickly as they have been making greater money and the residing house could be well worth greater for a greater efficient LTV ratio. This led to a extensive quantity of foreclosure after the balloon pastime hit as quickly as they had to take a pay decrease from the NAFTA deal, so as that they could no longer refinance. attack weapons ban. think of that isn't proper? Firearm revenues boomed after the ban sundown in 2004. Now hundreds of hundreds of people are employed interior the firearms industry. His ban basically harm employers and workers. Now Obama needs to take that away lower back and placed doubtlessly hundreds of hundreds of people out of jobs. Then, as others suggested, enable's no longer overlook the tech bubble burst. Clinton became into the made of "good place, good time" for a rich financial gadget. Had G.W. and Clinton switched places, the Nineteen Nineties could have been purely as stable (yet with decrease tax expenses) and right this moment could be a lot worse.
2016-10-05 02:22:54
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answered by wichern 4
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to tell u the truth, he probably wont like most other presidents. the only presidents people know about is george washington, abraham lincoln, jfk and franklin rosevelt. and the people right now know about bush
ps people could remember his wife. cuz she might b running for president in 2012?
2006-12-09 04:35:08
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answered by imputh 5
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The liberals write history and the sad truth is, to them he was a great man. Nothing will be said about Monica, she wont even be a foot note.
But Bill will be put on a pedestal like Carter and Ford and praised for what he allegedly did for the country.
2006-12-09 04:35:36
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answered by George C 4
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As the man that brought oral sex out of the closet
Men the world over thank Clinton for bringing this to global attention.
Go big Red Go
2006-12-09 04:38:05
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answered by 43 3
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He'll be remembered a lot better than the clown who followed him, that much is certain. Unfortunately, the impeachment trial is what will long be remembered - much more so than the many accomplishments of his administration.
2006-12-09 05:33:59
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answered by Anonymous
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He will be remembered as the President who was impeached for lying about a stain on a dress, as opposed to lying about weapons of mass destruction. Oh, how I long for the problems of 1998!
2006-12-09 04:42:30
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answered by Zoinks 3
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