Bill Clinton's Technological Revolution

Despite his scandals of an affair with an intern working in the White House, he not only significantly advanced the States economically but also provides health coverage for millions of children throughout the country by enacting a serial of bills. Eventually, he is admitted by American public.

This book describes what one person did to elevate his status by many different people. Through politics DeWitt Clinton changed America by developing new ideas for the state of New York. His handprint can be seen today from the accomplishments some people may see from him. A presidential candidate who lost to James Madison in the election of 1812 thought his turn would be over, but in fact it was just the beginning for him. Becoming a mayor and governor of New York and living up to a legacy that came from his family lineage. Even one prominent aspect most people may recognize is the way he constructed something that would one day be something prominent later in the future. Evan Cornog the author of the book provides not only biography of DeWitt

Republican candidate, George H.W. Bush, had lost the 1992 presidential election to a young Democrat from Arkansas, Bill Clinton. Clinton was somewhat of a dark horse candidate. He survived a giant sex scandal during his election, however, a third party run by Ross Perot split the vote and in 1993, Clinton was inaugurated. Clinton's foreign policy agenda, included the Oslo Accords between Israel and the PLO and NATO action in the Balkans. Successes and failures of the Clinton presidency included the failed attempt at health care reform, the very horrible attempt on LGBT issues, mixed feelings on the welfare reform and the more uplifting issues such as the huge improvements made in the economy. Also, computers were blowing up with the public

Both Clinton and the Republicans agreed to focus on decreasing the crime rate and teen pregnancy. During this time, the crime rates increased as well as teen pregnancy and unemployment. Clinton says, “the crime rate, the welfare and food stamp rolls, the poverty rate and the teen pregnancy rate are all down,” (31-9). The Republicans wrote acts on how to deal with these issues, such as “the taking back our streets act” and “the personal responsibility act,” (31-8). Another issue both the Republicans and Clinton agree on is budget and tax cuts. Clinton believed that by cutting taxes, and lowering interest rates, would allow people to have more spending money. By the people having more money to spend, they will be able to invest in businesses and this will ultimately create new jobs. The Republicans created an act to enable tax cuts called “the fiscal responsibility act,”(31-8). Next, both Clinton and the Republicans talked about the American Dream. The Republicans say that the American Dream is too far out of reach for most families due to the taxes. Clinton is in search for how to make the American Dream a reality. Lastly, both Bill Clinton and the Republicans believed in limited government. Bill Clinton states, “we know big government does not have all the answers,” (31-9). Years before Clinton became president, big government was always the answer. Clinton realized that it

As President Clinton’s second term came to an end his time in office would be seen as one of the most disgraceful and embarrassing presidencies in American history. For only the second time in presidential history the United States of America had impeached their president, and for the first time in history the president went to court for sexual allegations. At the end of the trial Clinton had only one thing to say, “I am profoundly

William Jefferson Clinton was born on August 19th, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. Bills father, William Jefferson Blythe, had died in a car crash three months before Clinton was born, leaving his mom Virginia Cassidy Blythe to take care of him. Bills mom moved away to further her education in New Orleans. Bill stayed with his grandparents Eldridge and Edith Cassidy where they taught him the value of education. Bill was reading little books by the age of 3. Clinton’s mother came home in 1950 with her nursing degree. Later that year she married a car salesman named Roger Clinton. Bill Clinton attended Hot Spring high school where he was an exemplary student. Clinton then got affiliated with Boys State, an American Legion Program where he became a Arkansas representative to

President Bill Clinton served as the governor of Arkansas from 1979–1981 and 1983–1992. He was known as the fortieth and as the forty-second governor of Arkansas. Bill Clinton’s terms as governor of Arkansas was a whopping eleven years and eleven months long, making it the second longest in the state’s history. Arkansas governors at the time were only allowed to serve two year terms. In 1980, when Clinton’s term was nearing an end, a much unknown Republican challenger by the name of Frank White took Clinton’s spot as governor in 1980. Clinton wanted to continue in politics despite the drastic setback of not being the governor of Arkansas. Bill Clinton worked two years (1980-1981) at a place called Little Rock law firm. When 1982 rolled by, Bill Clinton had attempted running for governor once again. He freely admitted his past mistakes and persuading voters to give him a second chance, Clinton swept back into office. Clinton would continue his career as governor for another four consecutive terms.

Around twenty years ago there are multiple things that have occurred at this time. Within the time period a young happy couple named Annie Fernandez and Brian Anthony got married and decided to settle down in an apartment and tried really hard to start a family by having a child. Finally Annie became pregnant with Brian’s baby. A historic event happens in America that Bill Clinton is elected to be the President of the United States of America. Also during winter there was a huge snowstorm that had occurred that impacted the United States greatly from the huge amounts of snow. In a way this snowstorm paralyzed the US by making it difficult for people to move around to get to the places needed to go and things that have to be done. United Nations had come up with a treaty that bans nuclear testing in order to prevent countries from destroying one another through nuclear

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and President William Clinton had similar and contrasting viewpoints on domestic policy. Both presidents took office which there was an economic struggle and unemployment was low. Also, the unemployment rate was declining, business’s were going bankrupt and an international crisis they had to deal with to maintain free trade. President Roosevelt had the more severe circumstances with the Great Depression that occurred because of the Stock Market crash in 1929, and fighting a two front in World War II. When President Roosevelt took office, the unemployment rate was 25 %, which is historically the worst depression in history.

Perhaps one of Clinton’s greatest accomplishments in office was the economic success America enjoyed due to his legislative actions throughout his two terms. By creating policies and acts aimed at supporting and expanding the middle class as well as balancing the federal budget, Clinton was able

international and domestic issues while juggling personal issues, and the many other responsibilities of The President of the United States. Over the 20 years of reign by these Presidents, 8 years were ran under Democratic rule by Bill Clinton and 12 years were ran under Republican rule by George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush were both Republican, while Bill Clinton referred to himself as a “new age” Democrat. Reagan, Bush and Clinton had many domestic and foreign issues in common, the battling of the Cold War with Russia, economic instability and issues with obtaining oil and gasoline from the Middle Eastern nations. Over this period there was seemingly a tilt in attention from competition with the Soviets to focusing on a positive relationship with countries from the Middle East. Even though each of these President ran on the basis that they were going to be hard on communism and beat out communism in the entire world but at some times it seemed like obtaining gas was more important (Looman 5). Reagan, Bush, and Clinton were Presidents that did their best to ensure the future and fertility of our nation, the only question is who put our country on the best path possible?

The forty-second president of the United States was Bill Clinton. Running for president in 1992 and winning two terms of office, he was widely successful. Clinton had an active presidency, passing many laws within his eight years as president. Part of this success was due to his childhood and his distinctly marked path to presidency. His actions gave him a particular legacy, to both him and the First Lady. Throughout Bill Clinton’s presidency, he was influenced by his own life, and for the opportunity to better the average American’s life (Clinton).

The FBI, under Director James Comey, seems to have wilted under the pressure of the Clinton super-powers by refusing to recommend prosecution for all the explicit ways Hillary violated 18 U.S. Code § 793(e) and (f). What normally requires a prima facie determination making "gathering, transmitting or losing defense information" a felony based on “gross misconduct” alone, has been complicated by adding the burden of proving intent, in this case, to excuse Comey’s decision.

Bill Clinton is an american politician who was the 42nd president from 1993-2001. Clinton played a small, but impactful role in post civil rights. Clinton gave a speech in 1994 of what Martin Luther King would be proud of today in terms of how far we have come in terms of equal rights. But despite all the things we have been able to accomplish that we never thought would have been possible 40 years ago such as having people of different races be able to hold office and vote racial issues still stem from post civil rights today. People are still discriminated against even though Clinton fought to end racial profiling and add more racial diversity to the american work force.

August 19th 1946 an American leader was born. William Jefferson Bill Clinton. Clinton grew up in Arkansas with the same struggles and successes of other teenage boys. He saw a need for change, and thrust himself into high school politics. After Clinton's vigorous approach to politics he won an award and met John F Kennedy which furthered his interest in politics; knowing that one day that's what he would pursue. Clinton attended many prestigious universities; with an extensive amount of knowledge about international affairs Clinton entered politics. As the governor of Arkansas Bill Clinton became a popular political figure; eventually becoming the 42nd president of the USA. Before during and after his presidential run he strived for change. To prove he wanted change Clinton wrote a book call “Giving: How each of us can change the world” , he supports many foundations such as HIV /AIDS pandemic, Global Leader Initiative and Haitian Earthqauke Relief. Clinton not