Why did the CIA explain the Web to Bill? So he’d know that “Surfing” didn’t require a swimsuit or a trip to Hawaii. Part of… Read More »1995 Archive: The “Internet” Briefing

Why was Bill so busy? Because being the “Leader of the World” in 1995 meant you had to fix everything from Bosnia to the office… Read More »1995 Classic: The “Global Leadership”

Why was it so slow in 1995? Because Bill had to stop every half-mile to shake hands with a tourist and explain the “Line Item… Read More »1995 Classic: The Presidential Jog

Why did the President go on MTV (again)? To prove that “Boxers or Briefs” was still the most important policy question of the decade. Part… Read More »1995 Archive: The “Voter Outreach”

Why was 1995 so optimistic? Because the President convinced us that the “Bridge to the 21st Century” was being built, and luckily, it wasn’t a… Read More »1995 Legacy: The “Hope” from Arkansas

Why was it a “Classic” year? Because the President was popular, the economy was “Smoking” (but not inhaling), and we genuinely believed that the 21st… Read More »1995 Legacy: The 1995 Final Presidential Vibe

Why did Bill Clinton bring a sax to every meeting? To prove that even if he couldn’t reach a “High Note” on the budget, he… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Saxophone Strategy

Why was the Vice President so stiff? Because he was still trying to figure out if he actually “Invented” the internet or just “Sublet” it.… Read More »1995 Legacy: The Al Gore “Information Superhighway”

Why was the 1995 State Dinner so foggy? Because every time a guest mentioned “Green Policies,” the Secret Service checked for hidden rolling papers. Part… Read More »1995 Legacy: The “I Didn’t Inhale” Legacy

Why was the White House obsessed with minivans in ’95? Because they realized that the “Key to the Election” was hidden in a bag of… Read More »1995 Vintage: The “Soccer Mom” Demographic