Bill Clinton Net Worth

Net Worth:	$120 Million
Date of Birth:	August 19, 1946 (78 years old)
Gender:	Male
Height:	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Profession:	Lawyer, Politician, Statesman, Author, Teacher
Nationality:	United State Of America

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What is Bill Clinton’s Net Worth?

Bill Clinton is an English politician who has a net worth of $120 million. Together, he and Hillary Clinton have a net worth of that much. Bill presided over the country as the 42nd president for two terms, from 1993 to 2001.

Childhood

Clinton’s name was changed to William Jefferson Blythe III on August 19, 1946, in Hope, Arkansas. Three months prior to his birth, his father accidentally perished in an automobile accident.

While his mother, Virginia Dell Cassidy, relocated to New Orleans shortly after giving birth to seek a nursing degree, Eldridge and Edith Cassidy, who raised him, remained in Hope.

He was raised in Hot Springs, Arkansas, where his mother and father settled after she returned home in 1950 and got married to Roger Clinton Sr. After formally changing his name at age 15, Clinton started using his stepfather’s last name.

Education

In 1963, when Clinton visited the White House as a representative for Boys Nation, he ran into John F. Kennedy. This occasion and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I have a vision” address encouraged a young Bill Clinton to work in public service.

Clinton originally obtained from the institution a certificate in foreign service before enrolling at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. Following his graduation, he was offered a Rhodes Scholarship to study at University College, Oxford. Clinton attended Yale Law School after his stint at Oxford to further his studies.

Personal Life

On October 11, 1975, Bill tied the knot with Hillary Rodham. On February 27, 1980, they welcomed their daughter Chelsea into the world.

Career

Upon receiving his law degree, Clinton decided to return to his home state of Arkansas and began teaching law as an adjunct at the University of Arkansas. A Republican incumbent at the time named John Paul Hammerschmidt defeated him in his bid for the House of Representatives in 1974.

Afterward, he entered the 1976 general election as a candidate for Arkansas attorney general and defeated all challengers to claim the post. When he comfortably defeated Republican candidate Lynn Lowe at the age of 31 and took the oath of office at 32, he shattered the record for the nation’s youngest governor after serving for only two years.

Because of his emphasis on healthcare and education reform, the people favored Clinton. Even the 1988 presidential election was seen to be a possibility for him. To run in 1992, Hillary Clinton was ready.

He defeated incumbent President George H.W. Bush as well as losing challenger Al Gore in the 1992 presidential election. After his initial term in office, which lasted from 1993 to 1997, he was re-elected in the presidential election of 1996.

He served in that capacity for a second term from 1997 to 2001. He oversaw the Brady Bill’s passage, which quadrupled the earned income credit, and also the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act.

In addition, he appointed Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg as justices of the Supreme Court in 1994 and 1993, respectively. His 66% post-World War II approval rating was the greatest of any president.

He served in the White House for a while, but there were some tumultuous moments. The House of Representatives voted on December 19, 1998, to uphold Clinton’s impeachment. He was first found guilty of obstructing justice and impeached 221-212, but after allegations that he had lied to a grand jury, the House decided to remove him from office by a vote of 228–206.

Claims that Clinton had used unethical tactics to hide and cover up his relationship with White House employee Monica Lewinsky were the initial impetus for the impeachment process. The Senate ultimately found Clinton, innocent, on all charges.

The two US presidents who came before him in the succession to be impeached were Andrew Johnson, the second, and Donald Trump, the third. Following their departure from the White House, Hillary and Bill later recognized that their lack of money was due in part to Bill’s impeachment trial and sexual assault settlements, which cost millions of dollars in legal fees.

The Clintons set off to travel as soon as they could sustain themselves financially. He went out on the campaign trail in support of his wife Hillary in the 2008 election, once more advocating for and supporting her.

Obama was her opponent in the Democratic primary, but she was unable to defeat him and secure the nomination. Hillary Clinton ran a campaign against Republican nominee Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, which she won, according to reports. The Clintons were back for another run at the White House.

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