The '''Clinton administration''' (from January 1993 to January 2001) was characterized by a budget surplus, free trade internationally, military interventions in southeastern Europe, reform of the [[Great Society]] welfare system, and impeachment. While Clinton claims credit, most of the success in his era can be traced to Republican majorities in Congress that crafted welfare reforms and a budget surplus.
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The '''Clinton administration''' (from January 1993 to January 2001) was characterized by a budget surplus, free trade internationally, military interventions in southeastern Europe, reform of the [[Great Society]] welfare system, and impeachment. While [[Bill Clinton]] claimed credit, most of the success in his era can be traced to Republican majorities in Congress that crafted welfare reforms and a [[budget surplus]].