Difference between revisions of "Bill Clinton vs. George W. Bush"

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| doubled the [[wikipedia:United States Border Patrol|Border Patrol]] early in his first term || "savagely cut funds ''[to the Border Patrol, and continued]'' cutting till the border tsunami began bothering even his most loyal redstate supporters"[http://davidbrin.blogspot.com/2006/09/cracks-are-appearing-all-over.html], leading to the [[wikipedia:2006 United States immigration reform protests|2006 immigration crisis]]
 
| doubled the [[wikipedia:United States Border Patrol|Border Patrol]] early in his first term || "savagely cut funds ''[to the Border Patrol, and continued]'' cutting till the border tsunami began bothering even his most loyal redstate supporters"[http://davidbrin.blogspot.com/2006/09/cracks-are-appearing-all-over.html], leading to the [[wikipedia:2006 United States immigration reform protests|2006 immigration crisis]]
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| Lied under oath ([[wikipedia:perjury|Perjury]], a crime punishable by 5 years in prison, but rejected by the Senate despite evidence to the contrary)
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| May have lied about his personal knowledge of WMD in Iraq.
 
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See also [[Balkans vs. Iraq]]
 
See also [[Balkans vs. Iraq]]

Revision as of 16:44, 19 September 2006

Overview

Defenders of George W. Bush sometimes argue that Bill Clinton set a new (lower) standard for presidential behavior. While this is at best a "he did it first" argument, and more likely just changing the subject, it is worth setting the record straight on the matter in order to minimize the amount of time spent being sidetracked.

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Specific Points

Bill Clinton George W. Bush
doubled the Border Patrol early in his first term "savagely cut funds [to the Border Patrol, and continued] cutting till the border tsunami began bothering even his most loyal redstate supporters"[1], leading to the 2006 immigration crisis
Lied under oath (Perjury, a crime punishable by 5 years in prison, but rejected by the Senate despite evidence to the contrary) May have lied about his personal knowledge of WMD in Iraq.

See also Balkans vs. Iraq