Bill Clinton

Eric Trump Deletes Tweet After Getting A Savage Reminder About His Father

Trump's "birds of feather" tweet backfired badly.
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Barack Obama, Other Celebs Tip Caps To Negro Leagues' 100th Anniversary

Obama joined other prominent figures to salute the 100-year anniversary of the founding of baseball’s Negro Leagues.
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Clinton Whistleblower Linda Tripp Dies

Tripp's recorded conversations with Monica Lewinsky led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
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Ex-Defense Secretary Delivers Scathing Rebuke Of Senate: Vegetating, Not Legislating

"But you have to ask yourself. Why are you a senator? Why are you there?" asked former GOP Sen. William Cohen.
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William Barr Is Turning U.S. Into Dictatorship, Says Ex-Labor Secretary

Robert Reich calls on the attorney general to resign “for the sake of our democracy” in a new video.
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This Is What It's Like To Cook For The President

These folks have seen it all, making meals for Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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Trump Quickly Proves Senators Hoping He Would ‘Learn A Lesson’ Were Wrong

Bill Clinton apologized to the public for the actions culminating in his impeachment acquittal. Trump holds a celebration to bask in his.
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A Study In Impeachment Acquittals

One was contrite, the other just bragged. Here are the very different statements that President Bill Clinton and President Donald Trump gave after their impeachment acquittals.
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Nixon Quit, Clinton Apologized, But Trump Likely To See Proof Of Invincibility

The State of the Union address on Tuesday could provide the first clues on how the president will behave after a Senate acquittal.
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Ken Starr's 'Age Of Impeachment' Whine Gets The Treatment On Twitter

"Does Ken Starr know he is Ken Starr?" one person fired back at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial defense lawyer.
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