Bill And Hillary Clinton

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Compares their contrasting leadership styles. Their different socioeconomic and regional backgrounds. Bill Clinton's "seductive" style as governor and president. Hillary Clinton's more assertive, direct and dictatorial style. Bill Clinton's distinction between the public and the private. His abilities as a campaigner and communicator. How both Clintons worked to achieve their political ambitions.

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"Bill and Hillary Clinton:
A Comparative Study of Contrasting Leadership Styles

For eight years, Bill and Hillary Clinton occupied center stage in American political life, he as President of the United States and she as a First Lady with more direct involvement in the operation of the Administration than most other similarly situated women had ever before enjoyed (Andersen, 1999). The Clintons were from substantially different socioeconomic and regional backgrounds: she was the daughter of upper-middle-class Midwesterners, and he the son of a divorced and twice-married Arkansas mother (Andersen, 1999). Together, in the Arkansas governor's mansion and the White House, they created a leadership and governing style in which both played a critical part - even though ..."

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