Bill Clinton

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• Clinton deserves condemnation and accountability42%

  Critics say Clinton engaged in sexual misconduct, evaded legal accountability, and harmed the country through his conduct or policies. Some call for court proceedings or arrest over alleged abuses and alleged ties to Epstein.

  • “John Morgan had Bill Clinton stay with him in Orlando 🤣🔥🔥🔥 the Bill Clinton who went to Epstein’s island 😏”

    @ShellyM23566 · Oct 2

  • “Data Republican is to Pete Hegseth what Monica Lewinsky was to Bill Clinton.”

    @TheRealBwithnoS · Oct 8

• Clinton is admirable and inspiring21%

  Supporters describe Clinton as kind, special, brave, and inspirational. They defend his testimony under oath and portray criticism of him, including the impeachment effort, as politically motivated.

  • “I love William Jefferson Clinton and his warm, kind heart. Through it all he's been a great inspiration.”

    @BarbBengela · Oct 5

  • “Bill Clinton was brave enough to testify under oath. Bill Clinton was previously impeached for testifying under oath. If Bill Clinton had lied under oath THIS time, you’d think the Republicans would’ve got him by now, wouldn’t you? But they didn’t… because HE didn’t. And”

    @Gianl1974 · Oct 6

• Clinton’s presidency harmed America17%

  Critics argue Clinton’s election and policies contributed to national decline, dishonest economic claims, or later policy problems. They point to legislation, child-welfare policy, and judicial appointments as consequential.

  • “In 1992, Bill Clinton won by lying for over a year, claiming Republicans had delivered “the worst economic performance since the Great Depression.” James Carville supplied the slogan: “It's the economy, stupid.” The accusation was nonsense. But the campaign worked. In”

    @RodDMartin · Oct 7

  • “This is what Bill Clinton did, and is why President Thump had to do a work around to stop it. The transition of USAID into a statutorily established independent establishment was enacted by the 105th United States Congress in 1998 and signed into law by President Bill Clinton.”

    @19_13reverse · Oct 6

Other views: 20%