Bill Clinton

Popularly known as "Bill Clinton", the former US President William J. Clinton joined politics, after gathering considerable experiences in diverse professional fields. Born three months after the death of his father on 19th August 1946, his upbringing was more or less independent and self-sufficient in nature. He joined the Georgetown University to attain his B.A. degree in Foreign Service. As a Rhodes Scholar, William J. Clinton spent some two years in the famous Oxford University. He also studied law in the Yale University and received a degree in 1973. In fact, he had a brilliant academic career all through his life. Prior to venturing in national politics, he worked for a couple of times as a public service officer and as a professor of law in the University of Arkansas. He married Hillary Rodham in 1975 and daughter Chelsea was born in 1980.

As the 42nd President of the American nation, William Jefferson Clinton began his eventful political career as the Governor of Arkansas inn 1978. This was followed by his participation in the Presidential Election in 1993, where he emerged victorious after defeating the existing President George Bush and Ross Perot, the American Third Party candidate.

Assuming the post of US President in 1993, William Jefferson Clinton worked incessantly for the popular well-being and national prosperity . With an aim to revive the domestic economic conditions and community, he signed a number of legal pacts in varied fields. For national security purpose, he arranged for sufficient guns and ammunitions through signing of the Brady Bill. He enacted the Family and Medical Leave Act which facilitated the American population to secure their jobs and avail proper healthcare services for their children. He also reformed education on public levels to tutor every single countryman so that they can actively contribute to the overall affluence of the American nation. In fact, these are a handful of reasons which account for the immense popularity of William J. Clinton, as one of the most successful national leaders.




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