Bill Clinton

Secretary of State. As an aside, she was the first woman to hold that office in the United States.

One of the biggest domestic issues that occurred while Bill Clinton was in office included his affair with Monica Lewinsky. Monica was a summer intern that worked in the White House in 1995.

Hilary Rodham Clinton strengthened the State Department, pushing to expand both its budget and its role. She helped create the Global Hunger and Food Security Initiative, which battles hunger on a policy level. She initiated the Women in Public Service Project, aimed at bringing more women into public service jobs. During her time of service, she oversaw the liberation of Libya, the formation of a coalition against Iran, and the reestablishment or shoring up of diplomatic ties with multiple countries, including Burma.

George H.W. Bush

Constituional scholars of all stripes have differing opinions on the question. The positions holding that former President Clinton cannot be nominated Vice President are fairly well known, however there are credible positions that believe the opposite to be true. There has been no declarative answer on this from the United States Supreme Court to date. The U.S. Constitution, it could be argued, only bars those "ineligible" to be elected President, to be Vice President. The Constitition specifically states that to be eligible, that you must be a U.S. citizen, 35 years old or older and a resident of the United States for 14 years or more to be eligible to be elected to the office of President. Bill Clinton fits all the constitutionally mandated criteria to be eligible to hold the office of President. Therefore one could argue that he could hold the office of Vice President and then assume the office of President not via an election, but in the unfortunate event the elected President could not fulfill his or her term of office for some reason. If one were a strict constructionist, then this argument would be very compelling as the 12th amendment explicitly uses the words "ineligible to the office " and what the criteria are that make you "ineligible to the office" are clearly outlined in Article II of the U.S. Constitution, which outlines exactly what makes one "eligible to the office of President". In addition the 22nd amendment, that was designed to stop a repeat of three terms in a row, which FDR accomplished only bars a person from being ELECTED President three times not from becoming President three times. If Bill Clinton was to become President through some other means than an election, he would not be violating the text but possibly the spirit of the 22nd Amendment. Note that the 22nd Amendment does not mention anywhere, the position of Vice President. "The 22nd Amendment Section 1. No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected President shall be elected to the office of the President more than once. ..." Of course, former President Clinton would not be able to run for re-election once the term in which he became President ran out. This is by no means a slam dunk argument, as with the majority of constitutional questions, there are arguments on both sides and if President Clinton ever did run for Vice President, or even be nominated or elected to a position that put him in the line ascension, no doubt legal challenges would be made to clarify this question constitutionally. Articles on this topic. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/19/AR2006101901572.html http://archives.cnn.com/2000/LAW/08/columns/fl.dorf.goreclinton.08.01/ http://www.slate.com/id/1006013/

Many people want to downplay the number of Czars that Bush appointed, due to the controversy being created over President Obama's use of Czars. Actually, Bush used many Czars! Here is a partial list of the czars that he appointed during his administration: Cyber Security Czar

Regulatory Czar

AIDS Czar

Bird Flu Czar

Intelligence Czar

Health IT Czar

Katrina Czar

Manufacturing Czar

Drug Czar

Domestic Policy Czar

War Czar

Copyright Czar

Abstinence Czar

Mine Safety Czar

Latin American Czar

WTO Czar

Corruption Czar

Privacy Czar

Sudan Czar

and Health Czar, to name more than a few.

In 1947 under Harry S. Truman the 22nd amendment was passed by Congress limiting the term of office to all future presidents to two terms. This was passed in large part due to Truman's predecessor Franklin D. Roosevelt who was elected to four terms because of his effectiveness while President in handling the Great Depression and then World War II. The amendment wasn't necessary prior to this point because everyone that could have been elected to more than two terms chose not to run, to either show that America is not a dictatorship or because of their exhaustion under the heavy weight of the Presidency.

It was all Hillary, coattials man, coattails

Reducing the national deficit

If not in session, the governor has 20 calender days to take action. If he does not meet this deadline, the bill becomes law. If it is vetoed, it is dead until the next session.

He used talk shows.

Al Gore

C. there was a budget surplus

Chelsea Clinton received a B. A. in history from Stanford University and a MPhil in International Relations from Oxford University. She also received a Master of Public Health from Columbia University and the DPhil in International Relations from Oxford.

What happens to the turkeys that are pardoned by presidents is not known.

He is still alive

First off, the word should be "die", not "died"

Second: HAVE YOU BEEN WATCHING THE NEWS?

Former President Clinton JUST filled in for Obama in a press conference, whenObama left to see his wife, who been kept waiting for a measley 30 minutes.

William J. Clinton Foundation, Welfare System Reforms, Strengthened Environmental Regulations

BIll Clinton won the 1996 election. He also won the election before that in ninteen nintey three. So he was president two times in a row. You can go to history.com, then go over the icon that says history and a scroll down menu will come down then click u.s. presidents. You can learn all about all of the presidents.

1/20/1993

When the President signs a bill, they usually use a new pen that is only used for that bill, and sometimes engraved just for that purpose. Often it gets given away, usually to someone who was significant in the creation or instigation of the bill, or who is otherwise symbolicly related to the bill.

While president Bill Clinton as in office he appointed his wife Hillary, Chair of the National Task Force on Healthcare Reform. She would take this position to push for health care reform requiring employers to pay for workers medical under the "Clinton healthcare plan" of 1993.

No one, because he wasn't impeached. There were strong suspicions at the time and later that Clinton had been set up, what with a BFF of Monica Lewinsky appearing out of nowhere, enquiring exactly how she was progressing and giving instructions as what to do with the 'evidence'. In the end, Congress voted against impeachment.

Mr. Clinton took a total of 174 vacation days during his eight years in office. Some chain e-mails that say he took as many as 600 are false.