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When Bill and Hillary Clinton moved into the White House in 1993, the newly installed first couple was nearly destroyed for making an offer they thought America could not refuse — a two-for-one special
</p> [Opinion: Still No N.C.
And Bill Clinton (Aug. 19) had nothing beyond a devoted mother, Virginia Kelley.</p> But all three future presidents came into a world under the shadow of the atomic bomb.
In 1993, Bill Clinton’s first two choices for attorney general flamed out before they got to a Senate vote.
</p> Yes, it’s political suicide to say the words.
</p> For the first time since Bill Clinton’s nomination in 1992, the Democrats are poised to pass the torch to a new generation.
</p> [Sessions Feels Vindicated by Trump’s Nativist Surge]</p> Sessions has been normalized by his two decades of service in the Senate (such an outsider!)
Meanwhile, having had little cause for introspection, Democrats are in shock and mourning over a sudden death in the family that came after having received a clean bill of health.
Bush’s ability to win Democratic support for his tax cuts and the No Child Left Behind education bill in the first year of his presidency.
</p> Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all needed on-the-job training — time to find their way around the West Wing, the Capitol and international capitals.
</p> [Opinion: Hillary, Bad Karma and the Fate of Democracy]</p> Say this for Donald J.
Twenty-four years later in the run-up to another New Hampshire primary, Hillary Clinton stood by her man in a steely joint “60 Minutes” interview about Bill Clinton’s affair with Gennifer Flowers.
A federal court this summer threw out much of the state’s restrictive voting bill, and said the law — enacted after the Supreme Court invalidated key sections of the Voting Rights Act — targeted African-Americans
But Attorney General Loretta Lynch was compromised by Bill Clinton’s most heedless political act since he pardoned fugitive billionaire Marc Rich during his final hours in the White House.
</p> Clinton has her own complicated history, her work with the Children’s Defense Fund and in exposing segregated schools countered by her onetime support of President Bill Clinton’s crime bill and its
</p> Even Trump himself recognizes some of the costs of “The Lost Year.”
</p> The display was enough to make a person hate politics.
</p> [Once a Cinch, Criminal Justice Bill Just Another Campaign Promise]</p> Other commonsense measures have passed since Rauner announced his goal to reduce the prison population by 25 percent by 2025
</p> The thread in question reveals a weeklong battle by campaign manager, Robby Mook, to get former President Bill Clinton to cancel a planned speech to the powerhouse Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley
I’m referring to, of course, his pre-debate meeting with women who had accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual impropriety. It was a harbinger of things to come.