On January 20, 1993, our current presiding president, William J. Clinton was sworn into office. For the past six years, one of the most flamboyant presidencies has been lived out and still continues to this very day. In the eyes of some Bill Clinton has been a savior to the United States, while others openly consider him the Anti-Christ. Either way, he has put us all on the track we are on now.

Bill's first changes were to be made right here in the US. Domestic changes included the lengthening of un-paid sick leave in the work force to 12 weeks. This allowed anyone ill or childbearing to comfortably pace themselves before returning to work. Another domestic change took place in the military. President Clinton decided to lift the ban dis-allowing gays in the military. Though a great positive step forward, it was met with heavy opposition. Thus Clinton decided to implement a "Don't' Ask, Don't Tell" policy pertaining to sexual preferences of those enlisted in the armed forces.

Aside from his domestic policies, Clinton reaffirmed the US as a missionary nation by aiding the small country of Somalia. With the goal of erasing famine and settl

After becoming elected president, George W. Bush took no time in placing his own mark in the presidency. Bush was far more active than Reagan, both domestically as well as globally. With his morning jogs and "Read my Lips" policies, Bush was a no nonsense leader with the public's best interests in mind. Not only was Bush an excellent humanitarian, but a born military leader as well. With the successful execution of operations in the Gulf War, Bush helped re-affirm the nation as the primary military super-power.

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