This month marks the 20th anniversary of President Bill Clinton’s acquittal by the Senate in the Whitewater-Lewinsky bogus scandal. It was an attempt to criminalise political differences.
The Reagan-Bush era (1981-1993) was a Republican golden age. The party had three big presidential wins on the trot plus the economy was roaring and everywhere nations were embracing democracy and free enterprise.
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