My Manifesto: The Incoherent Ramblings of a Madman

An extract from Michael Moore's "Stupid White Men":

he has signed a bill providing for federal funds to be distributed to "faith-based" charitable organisations. he has expanded the number of federal crimes for which the death penalty can be given to a total of 60. he has signed the bill outlawing gay marriages and has taken out ads on Christian radio stations touting his opposition to any form of legal same-sex couplings. in a short span of time, he has been able to kick ten million people off welfare - that's ten million out of fourteen million total recipients. he has promised states "bonus funds" if they can reduce their welfare numbers further, and made it easier to get these funds by not requiring the states to help the ex-welfare recipients find jobs. he has introduced a plan that would bar any assistance to teenage parents if they drop out of school or leave their parents home. though he is careful not to draw attention to it, he supports many of the old provisions of Newt Gingrich's "Contract with America" including lowering capital gains tax. in spite of calls from republican governors like George Ryan of Illinois to support a memoratorium on capital punishment, he rejected all efforts to slow down the number of executions even after it was revealed that there are dozens on death row who are innocent. he has refused to sign an international land mine treaty signed by 137 nations - but not by Iraq, Libya, North Korea, or the United States. he has skuttled the Kyoto protocol....he has accelerated drilling for gas and oil on federal lands at a pace that matches, and in some areas exceeds, the production level during the Reagan administration. he has approved the sale of one Californian oil field in the largest privatised deal in American history, and he opened the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (something even Reagan wasn't able to do.) And he became the first president since Richard Nixon not to force the auto manufacturers to improve their mileage per gallon - which would save millions of barrels of oil per day.

yes you would have to agree, considering all of the above accomplishments, that Bill Clinton was one of the best Republican Presidents we've ever had.