The recent dust-up between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has reminded some observers of what Clinton-style politics can look like in action. If, as former U.S. Treasury Secretary John Sherman once observed, the past is the best prophet of the future, it’s distinctly probable that American political discourse will remain quite lively for some time now, and possibly even after George W. Bush’s second term ends. For your weekend reading, contentions would like to offer a selection of incisive articles from COMMENTARY taking a hard look at the Clinton administration and the years of ease at home and swiftly growing unease abroad over which Bill Clinton presided. Enjoy.
Bush, Clinton, and the Jews—A Debate
Daniel Pipes & Martin Peretz, October 1992
Lament of a Clinton Supporter
Joshua Muravchik, August 1993
Clintonism Abroad
Joshua Muravchik, February 1995
A Party of One: Clinton and the Democrats
Daniel Casse, July 1996
What Saddam Hussein Learned from Bill Clinton
Harvey Sicherman, December 1996
Clinton, the Country, and the Culture
January 1999
