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Bill Clinton may have been the luckiest president in U.S. history. The 42nd president of the United

States entered the White

House just as the Cold War ended and left it just before the war on terror began. It was a time of

unparalleled peace and prosperity when America stood alone as the world's superpower. The Soviet

Union had crashed and burned and China was only just beginning to make its presence

fell. Given this opportunity, what would Clinton do with it? William Jefferson Clinton was

born on August 19, 1946 in Hope, Arkansas. There was nothing privileged about his background.

Whatever he made of his life for good or ill, he did on his own. His father, a traveling

salesman who had been married five times before the age of 27, died months before Bill was born.

His mother soon remarried, but her second husband, an abusive alcoholic, wasn't exactly an

upgrade from the first. Yet somehow, young Bill managed to navigate his way through

the wreckage, blessed with a sharp mind and a winning personality. He developed a passion for

politics early on and found out he was good at it. He just exuded likability. In high school,

he joined Boys Nation, a program where students learn how government operates. In 1963, the program allowed

16-year-old Bill to travel to the White House to meet America's charismatic young president,

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