Author Description

In 1993, William J. Clinton Began His Eight-year Stint As Forty-second President Of The United States. A Key Figure In Change In The Democratic Party, Clinton's Political And Personal Actions Ensured His Lasting Status As An Important If Controversial Leader At A Critical Moment In Recent American History. This Book Traces Clinton's Life And Career From Childhood Through His Two Terms In The White House.--from Back Cover. Prologue: Inauguration 1993 -- The Boy From Hope Becomes The Man From Hope -- To The White House -- Building The Bridge: Clinton's Domestic Agenda -- Foreign Challenges In A Post-cold War Environment -- The Politics Of Scandal And The Impeachment Crisis -- After The White House -- Epilogue: On The Question Of Presidential Greatness. David H. Bennett. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 263-264) And Index.