His second term
The 1996 election was Bill Clinton's second term. He was first elected as President in 1992 and then re-elected in 1996.
Madeline Albright was Secretary of State during Clinton's second term.
Republicans
In 1992, Governor Bill Clinton beat incumbent president, George H.W. Bush. Governor Clinton received 68% of the electoral votes, and 43% of the popular vote.In 1996, President Clinton, now the incumbent, beat Senator Bob Dole. Clinton received 70% of the electoral vote, and 49% of the popular vote.
To the surprise of many people, Mr. Obama named Hillary Clinton (his former rival for the nomination) to be Secretary of State during his first term. For his second term, he named Massachusetts Senator John Kerry to be Secretary of State.
It was the second term of Bill Clinton's presidency.
First
George Clinton
1980: Frank D. White (R) ran against Bill Clinton for Arkansas Governor, ousting Clinton after his first term.1982: Frank D. White (R) again ran against BIll Clinton for Arkansas Governor, losing the governorship back to Clinton who would then serve his 2nd term.1986: Frank D. White (R) ran against BIll Clinton for Arkansas Governor, a third and final time, failing to regain the governorship. Frank D. White would not serve a second term, being limited to the single term of the governorship.1992: George H. W. Bush (R) ran against Bill Clinton for Bush's second term when Bush was incumbent, but Bush lost.1996: Bob Dole (R) ran against Bill Clinton when Clinton was incumbent, with Clinton winning his second term.
Bill Clinton was elected to a second term in 1996.
No, the Monica Lewinsky affair occurred during Bill Clinton's second term as President of the United States. It started in 1995 and became public knowledge in 1998. Clinton's second term in office began in January 1997 and ended in January 2001.