You need to go study up on the Conflicts he got us involved in and who he supported. Which makes the second part extremely important. I get you are a Democrat and love you some Bill Clinton but you are very ignorant or simply can't look at things objectively. Many problems today don't happen if him and Hillbag never got power.
Horrible at Foreign Policy once people dig into all these situations. Add working on getting the CCP in the World Trade Organization and his Relationship in people like Hugo Chavez he caused numerous problems we are still dealing with today.
Bill Clinton faced significant
foreign policy challenges in the post-Cold War world and major
domestic conflicts, including a high-profile impeachment process.
Foreign Policy Conflicts
The primary foreign policy conflicts revolved around determining America's role as a global leader in a new era and responding to humanitarian crises.
- Somalia: An intervention that began as a humanitarian mission to combat famine turned into a bloody military struggle. After 18 American soldiers were killed in the "Battle of Mogadishu" in October 1993, Clinton withdrew U.S. forces, a decision criticized as a failure that created the impression he was ill-prepared for foreign affairs.
- Rwanda: In April 1994, a government-sponsored genocide resulted in the murder of an estimated 800,000 Tutsis. The U.S. and the international community were heavily criticized for their inaction, largely due to the recent failure in Somalia and an unwillingness to risk American lives. Clinton later called his failure to intervene his "worst mistake".
- Haiti: After a 1991 military coup overthrew the democratically elected president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Clinton threatened an invasion to restore democracy. A deal was brokered by former President Jimmy Carter, and U.S. forces were deployed without casualties, successfully restoring Aristide to power.
- Balkans (Bosnia and Kosovo): Clinton faced major civil and ethnic conflicts in the former Yugoslavia. Initially hesitant, his administration eventually led NATO bombing campaigns against Bosnian Serb positions, which led to the 1995 Dayton Accords, ending the Bosnian War. Later, in 1999, Clinton led another NATO air war against Serbia to stop the "ethnic cleansing" of Albanians in Kosovo, a controversial but ultimately successful intervention that avoided American battle casualties.
- Middle East: Clinton was deeply involved in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, facilitating the 1993 Oslo Accords and the 1998 Wye River Memorandum. Ultimately, a final peace settlement was not reached by the end of his term. He also dealt with ongoing conflicts with Iraq, ordering missile attacks in retaliation for an assassination attempt on former President George H.W. Bush and launching a four-day bombing campaign in 1998 due to Saddam Hussein's refusal to cooperate with UN weapons inspectors.
- Terrorism: Clinton's administration was confronted with the growing threat of Osama bin Laden's Al-Qaeda network. After the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Clinton ordered retaliatory missile strikes on sites in Afghanistan and Sudan. Critics have argued that he did not do enough to address the threat, which culminated in the September 11 attacks under the next administration.
So comparing Trump's policies with Clinton's is moronic at best.
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