It's a weak, but not horrible, documentary. It shows an obvious slant towards "victimized Clinton apologists," but the one point it makes should make an impact on everyone (blue state or red state) who watches it, and that's this:
If the Republican majority hadn't hounded Clinton about his personal life or "moral character," Clinton would've gotten a lot more done. He would've been able to establish a program, for example, where many college-age students could get a nearly free ride to an in-state university in exchange for two years of non-military service (working for the government doing paper-pushing or some *beep* to the government, relocating to either in D.C. or the state capital of their resident state. Sounds incredible, right? I mean, it kind of verges on socalist -- but as a college student with limited finances, I would be more than happy to do something like that.
Also, it could be argued that because of Clinton's Lewinsky trouble in the latter half of the '90s, that his attention was taken off of the Taliban's rise in Afghanistan, Islamic extremism in the Middle East, and worsening tensions and terrorism between Israel and the P.L.O.
You should be able to rent it at your local library. I know I did.
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