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Good Bill: Compassionate, open-minded, if none too courageous, Bill Clinton was exactly the president we deserved.

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Bill of Goods: He gutted welfare, bombed Sudan, rented out the White House to the fat cats. If he were a Republican, liberals would have been appalled.

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