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POST SERIES/
The Clinton Years
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The following series of Washington Post articles takes an in-depth look back at Bill Clinton's impact and legacy as president. Part 1 Policy by the Numbers  President Clinton's mastery of politics was based on a technique that relied on constant gauging and responses to public opinion. • Outlook:Clinton and the Media Part 2 Skill and Luck in Boomtime Nothing better explains the phenomenon of a president who leaves office with sky-high job approval ratings but very low personal approval ratings than the U.S. economy under his watch. Part 3 With Freeh, Mutual Mistrust Clinton's relationship with FBI Director Louis J. Freeh began with promise. Both men later would conclude that their first impressions were very wrong. Part 4 An Environmental End-Run Clinton did not run for office as an environmentalist, but as president, he often circumvented Congress to build a green legacy. • Ask President Clinton Part 5 Diplomat on the World Stage As the first American president in half a century to serve his entire tenure without the Cold War, Clinton labored to bring focus to American foreign policy. • President Clinton Answers Your Questions Part 6 A Question of Relevance The debate on Clinton now pivots from his character and tactics to his overall impact: Did this president drive history? Or was he swept along by it? • Multimedia Retrospective • Post Series:Clinton Legacy © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company
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