Should the mistakes of the Bill Clinton presidency like NAFTA,Waco& Elian Gonzales etc. reflect on Hillary?

Question

Ford Perfect: Don't get me wrong I'd prefer a Democrat just not Hillary.

I think there are candidates from both sides who are One world governmentalists NWO/PNAC/Bilderbergers whatever you want to call them and I think the Clintons are part of that club.

I think it's time to remind those people that this is our planet and lives and country too!

Answer 1

I want to divide the question. 1) The mistakes of Bill Clinton will indeed reflect on Hillary. This is mainly because Hillary keeps touting about how much experience she has, when in fact most her "experience" is as Fomer Arkansas Attorney General/Former Governor/Former President Bill Clinton's wife. So to judge her, one must measure her by the yardstick she keeps offering up: her experience. 2) Not all of what you listed were mistakes: He got it right on Elian, although the administration's method for returning him to his father was messier than it needed to be. NAFTA remains to be seen. But, Waco was a disaster that most blame on Janet Reno.

Answer 2

i imagine they do have diverse circles of acquaintances. The very last State of the Union handle, there changed into no individual status close to her even as actually everyone changed into chatting jointly earlier the president got here in. i idea that regarded a touch unusual, yet bill's acquaintances are her acquaintances contained in the proper. i imagine hillary can ought to get her well-being care plan by this time or the subsequent 4 years will be a nightmare of gridlock. She obviously has extra objectives than bill did and larger ones at that.

Answer 3

1st of all, no person is perfect...and I really dislike NAFTA...The attorney general, what's her name, under Clinton was an idiot...but Clinton's years as president were pretty good, doncha think? I mean with oil going to $100 a barrel, people in the north worrying about being able to heat their homes without going bankrupt, a war that seems to have no end, and the world community thinking we elected a moron

Answer 4

Yes, she claims she is the most experienced candidate because of her years in the White House as a partner, so if what she says is true she had a role in those ill-advised policies.

Answer 5

Hillary is campaigning on current events. The American people want a candidate for the future. Campaigning against things that happened over ten years ago is a guaranteed loser.

Answer 6

perhaps partially... but not a total reflection... I think she is her own person and would have done things differently... not that I'm a big Hillary fan though...

but looking at Clinton's mistakes... don't they pale in comparison to all of Bush's... ah... memories...

Answer 7

Bill made all of the mistakes you mentioned and Hillary has stated that if elected Bill is going to be her closest advisor.

Answer 8

Personally I don't think they should reflect on her... However, she has made it possible for people to judge her based on it, because her campaign has counted it as experience, while I don't consider it experience, if she does, then yes, she should have to justify why she allowed her husband to make all of those stupid decisions.

Answer 9

Yes because she is claiming her time in the White House as experience.

Answer 10

Yes. Not because I don't like her, but more because there's no way they wouldn't be discussing politics behind closed doors. Don't you think that as strong a woman as she seems to be, she had some input on some of the things he actually did in office.