The Life, Struggles, and Successes of U.S. President William “Bill” Clinton: The Birth Location of Clinton, the Death of U.S. Salesperson William Blythe II (Clinton’s Father), the Career Path of Clinton After Post Secondary, the Marriage of U.S. Nurse Anesthetist Virginia Kelley (Clinton’s Mother) and U.S. Vehicle Salesperson Roger Clinton Sr. (Clinton’s Step-Father), the Location the Clinton Family Migrated to in 1953, Kelley and Clinton Sr. Constantly Arguing, Domestic Violence Within Kelley and Clinton Sr.’s Relationship, the Reason Clinton Was Unable to Run for Class President in 1963, Clinton’s Educational Trip to Washington D.C., United States of America, the Politician Clinton Was Eager to Shake the Hand of During This Educational Trip, Clinton Returning to Arkansas, United States of America to Begin a U.S. Presidential Campaign, the First Politician Clinton Campaigned Against, the Reason Clinton Was Not Viewed Favorably by Arkansas Residents During the 1970’s, Clinton Migrating Across Northwest Arkansas for His Political Campaign, the Political Strategy Clinton Developed During This Campaign, the Reason U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (Clinton’s Wife) Was Disliked by Clinton’s Staff, Clinton Becoming Attorney General and Governor of Arkasnsas, the Reason Arkansas Residents Created the Phrase “Thank God for Mississippi”, the Aspects of Public Service Clinton Prioritized Within Arkansas, the Largest Challenge Clinton Accepted Within Arkansas, Clinton Running for Re-Election in 1977, the Result of This Election, the Person Who Attempted to Resolve the Problems of Clinton’s Campaign Failures During the 1970’s, the Alterations Hillary Clinton Made to Herself for This Cause, Clinton Studying His Losses in Great Detail, the Reason Clinton Prioritized Educational Issues Above Other Problems, Clinton Subjected to Multiple Romantic Affair Scandals While Campaigning for Public Office, the Reason Hillary Clinton Found it Difficult to Politically Support and Romantically Stay With Clinton, Clinton Campaigning to Become President of the U.S., the Letter Which Clinton Wrote During the Vietnam War, the Contents of This Letter, Clinton’s Defense of Non-Participation Within the Vietnam War, Clinton Refusing to Capitulate His Candidacy, the Person Who Won the 1992 Democratic National Committee Nomination, the Reason Clinton Hired a Team to Manage His Public Image During the Early 1980’s, the A Man From Hope Media Production, the Person Clinton Selected for His U.S. Vice Presidential Running Mate in 1992, Clinton’s U.S. National Debt Response During the 2nd U.S. Presidential Debate in 1992, U.S. President George Herbert Walker Bush Not Understanding the Question Posited During This Debate, Clinton Leveraging Body Language During the U.S. Presidential Debates, the Hypothesized Reason Clinton Beat Bush During the 1992 U.S. Presidential Election, the Television Broadcast Which Assured Clinton’s Win, the Final 24 Hours of Clinton’s U.S. Presidential Campaign, Clinton Abandoning His Campaign Promises Related to Income Tax Once Within Office, Clinton’s Economic Hypothesis for the U.S., the View of Clinton’s Legislative Policies by the Democratic (Progressive/Liberal) and Republican (Conservative) Political Parties, the Most Crucial Aspect of a U.S. Presidents Tenure, the Margin by Which Clinton’s H.R. 2264 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993 Passed, the Longest Economic Expansion in History, the U.S. Congress Approving the North American Free Trade Agreement and the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, the Problems of the Cold War (1947 – 1991) Manifesting Within Society Post Collapse of the Soviet Union, the First U.S. President Since World War II Without Military Experience, Clinton’s First International Crisis, the U.S. Military’s Response to Somalian President Mohamed Farah Aidid’s Oppression of the Somalian Public, the Number of Deaths and Injuries During Operation Gothic Serpent, the U.S. Public’s Response to Operation Gothic Serpent, the Civil Conflict Within Rwanda During the 1990’s, the Assassination of Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana, the Causation of the Eruption of Conflict Between the Tutsi Ethnic Group and the Hutu Ethnic Group, the Number of Tutsi Deaths Due to This Conflict, the Reason the U.S. Government Was Reluctant to Support the Rwandan Government, the Lessons Learned by the U.S. Government in Somalia and Rwanda, the Whitewater Scandal of Clinton’s Presidency, Hillary Clinton Agreeing to Share All Relevant Personal Documentation With the Media, the End Result of the Whitewater Scandal, Clinton’s View of His Worst Mistake During His Administration, Clinton Understanding How Greatness Was Produced Within Former U.S. Presidents, the Importance of Healthcare for Clinton’s Administration, Previous U.S. Presidents Attempting to Resolve Healthcare, Clinton’s Administration Designing a Government Issued Healthcare Identification Card, the Person Clinton Tasked With Leading This Project, How Hillary Clinton Managed the Health Security Act Project, the Reason Hillary Clinton Believed the Health Security Act Project Would Work, How Competing Interests Misinformed the U.S. Public to Dissuade Interest Within Clinton’s Health Security Act Project, the Reason the U.S. Public Believed the Propaganda of Specialized Interest Organizations in 1994, the Defeat of Clinton’s Health Security Act Legislation, the Legislation Which Made Assault Rifles Illegal Within the U.S., and the Person Who Helped the Republican Party Re-Capture the U.S. House and U.S. Senate During Clinton’s Presidency