>>When it comes to politics, people talk about a candidate's policies, character, experience, >>etc., but I don't think those thing are as important as others do. I think that it really >>comes down to whether or not they like the person. I don't know if too many people really >>liked Clinton's policies or especially his character, but people liked him. It didn't matter >>so much what he said or what he had done, it was the fact that people liked him.
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>>If you could go back in time and create a person to run in Clinton's place, with his same >>policies and past behavior, I doubt he would have been elected.

Maybe you're right. But consider this; The United States was admired in the world
community, and we had money to burn when Clinton left office. Compare that to the same
points today.