Yes, Bill Clinton carried Arkansas in both 1992 and 1996.
He was a lawyer and farmer many years before he was President. His wife ran the farm when he was away.
When he ran for president he was a lawyer and quite successful.
A famous lawyer and statesmen that ran for president three times
Hillary Rodham Clinton became First Lady of Arkansas after her husband Bill won the governor's race in November 1978; she and her husband took office in January 1979. At that time, Hillary kept her name, and used Hillary Rodham, as she continued her work as a lawyer. The decision to keep her name and maintain her career was very controversial with conservative Arkansas voters. When her husband was defeated for reelection, she reconsidered her stance; and when he ran again, she accepted the name of Hillary Clinton (or even Mrs. Bill Clinton). She was Arkansas First Lady for twelve years: the first time, from 1979–81, and then again from 1983–92.
his job was first being a lawyer then house of representatives then a senator finally he resigned then ran for president.
Lincoln was a very successful lawyer when he ran for president. He had to support himself while he studied law and worked at various jobs such as shop keeper, post master and farm worker. He served one term in Congress and ran for US senator before he ran for president.
Garfield taught l in high school and college and served a a college president. He studied law and became a lawyer before he ran for office. He served in Congress before he was President.
Nixon was a lawyer educated at Duke law school and a republican congressman who served as Vice President under Eisenhower. He ran for president in 1960 against JFK, but lost.
The Republican Party. Her husband, Bob, also ran for president against Bill Clinton in 1996.
Hillary Clinton has had a long career in public service. She was a lawyer and an advocate for the poor, before becoming First Lady of Arkansas (her husband Bill Clinton was the governor); when he became president, she became the First Lady of the United States. After that, she was elected to the U.S. Senate, representing the state of New York. She ran unsuccessfully for president in 2008 but lost the nomination to Barack Obama; Mr. Obama subsequently named her Secretary of State, and she visited more than 100 countries during her term. She ran for president again in 2016 but lost to Donald Trump.
He ran his plantation and served as a major general in the years just before he became president. Before that he was a lawyer and prosecuting attorney and justice on the state supreme court.