The Impeachment Process The impeachment is a rare process in most world states. However, some civil officers are just unlucky and have to face it, sometimes they win, but others suffer the dire consequences. Why do officials have to be impeached? Well, it must be to restore sanity in leadership. In...
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It was on 17th August of 1998 when Clinton was testifying before the Grand Jury concerning his suspected affair with Monica Lewinsky. Also, on several occasions, Clinton had to provide answers concerning his personal secretary (Betty Currie) who had gone to Lewinsky’s resident to deliver presents from Clinton. The main...
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People’s Concerns about Affordable Healthcare and the 1992 Presidential Election People’s concerns about affordable healthcare were heightened in the run-up to the 1992 presidential election. As a result, the subject of health care became the deciding factor in how Americans choose their President. The problem with the healthcare sector had taken...
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The southern United States of America has long played an important role in both the political and economic areas of the country. One prominent figure from this region is Bill Clinton, who served as President of the United States of America from 1993 to 2001. The region has a highly...
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Don't ask, don't say is an abbreviated version of the phrase "don't ask, don't tell." In the United States, DADT is a military policy aimed at homosexuals, gays, and bisexuals. During President Bill Clinton's presidency, the program went into effect in 1994. (Belkin 107-108). Service officers were not allowed to...
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