As a New Democrat, candidate Bill Clinton pledged to break with his party’s left-liberal wing in favor of a centrist approach to “reinventing” government. How well did President Clinton’s economic performance reflect his reformist rhetoric?
A New Democrat?
The Economic Performance of the Clinton Presidency
By John W. Burns, Andrew J. Taylor
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article
appeared in
the Winter 2000/01 issue of The Independent Review.
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