What lesson have we learned from the Bill Clinton administration?

Answer 1

Have a little extra dry cleaning fluid on hand.
Be sure every stick of furniture in the White House is nailed down.
Watch your wallet.
Don't turn your back.
Lying really does come back to haunt you.

Answer 2

To vote for a President that cares approximately others & we could have a booming financial gadget & it quite is rather substantial. honestly everyone alongside with folk who're judging others have addictions. Sexual habit is the comparable as the different habit. We wouldn't have judged Clinton so harshly yet rather appeared at our very own strategies of no longer gazing issues. Republicans will positioned somebody like Gingrich in workplace who has left one spouse after yet another & it quite is okay reason he's a republican yet Clinton who has in trouble-free terms had one spouse is somebody republicans disrespect.

Answer 3

That you reach across the political table and get good legislation through, like welfare reform.

Furthermore, you work with your counterparts to reduce spending and start paying off the $4 trillion dollar national debt (as it was under Clinton and now $8 trillion under Bush).

Answer 4

That balancing our nation's budget is actually possible, if both parties work together for the nation's interest. Also, that it doesn't matter if the president gets some action on the side, he can still do an excellent job president.

Also, we learned that a president who is faithful to his wife and says his prayers at night can be an incompetent, lying moron! Actually we learned that from W. Bush, but I couldn't resist stating it!

Answer 5

how to have a good economy, that aiding in a genocide is good but starting a war because you dislike the nation's leader isn't, people care too much about personal lives of their gov officials, etc

Answer 6

That it was posible to have a roaring economy, public services met, a balancned budget, and no war.

I don't get "dry cleaning" "fluide" anyone else have trouble with that. Is it dry or is it fluide?

Answer 7

That you can conduct a presidency with humor and charm. That you can encourage people to have a productive and optimistic economy. That it's possible to actually show up at disaster sites the day they happen, and not wait three to five days because you're such a busy little power broker who can't be interrupted by the people's needs. That you can stand upright in the presence of a strong willed woman. That you don't necessarily have to be in the same party as the Congressional majority to get them to vote your will.

Oh yeah, and if you make too many Republican enemies, you will get endlessly smeared.

Answer 8

A guy who cheats on his wife is a whole lot better then a guy who cheats over an entire nation.

Answer 9

that we dont need or want a president capable of

- The only president ever impeached on grounds of personal malfeasance
- Most number of convictions and guilty pleas by friends and associates*
- Most number of cabinet officials to come under criminal investigation
- Most number of witnesses to flee country or refuse to testify
- Most number of witnesses to die suddenly
- First president sued for sexual harassment.
- First president accused of rape.
- First first lady to come under criminal investigation
- Largest criminal plea agreement in an illegal campaign contribution case
- First president to establish a legal defense fund.
- First president to be held in contempt of court
- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions
- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions from abroad
- First president disbarred from the US Supreme Court and a state court

Answer 10

If you want to run for President, it's ok to let your husband cheat on you over and over and over.

Take credit for all the good results and blame the bad on Congress.

Even if you are impeached, it's ok because you don't have to resign and you just hope your legacy will be about something other than kneepads and a blue dress.

The media bias will guarantee you don't get much negative press if you are a democrat.