Will a Second Clinton Administration Repeat the National Security Scandals of the 1990s?

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A day before the 2016 presidential election, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton leads slightly in national polls in a tightening race for president, highlighting the prospect a second Clinton administration will be inaugurated in January.

 

Clinton supporters have sought to deflect criticism of her husband, former president Bill Clinton, by arguing he is not running for president.

 

But Bill Clinton said of his wife during the 1992 campaign for the White House that he was offering “two for the price of one.” The same maxim likely applies to Hillary Clinton who would return a former president to the White House with the title of First Gentleman.

 

A review of the Clinton administration’s eight years may shed light on what can be expected under America’s first female president.

 

Aside from the sex scandal that arose over Bill Clinton’s lying about an affair with a White House intern, the Clinton administration produced a string of damaging national security scandals including the transfer of missile and warhead technology to China, North Korea, and Iran gaining strategic nuclear technology for future weapons, and security failures that helped Beijing obtain secrets through espionage on every deployed U.S. nuclear warhead.