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Liberalism and the Clinton Presidency By Jeffrey Theodore Speaking to Tony Blair's Third-Way conference, Lionel Jospin recently declared, Between greed and social justice, there can be no Third Way. And it informs their opinions of Bill Clinton, who masterfully positioned himself to the center and so dominated the political landscape for the past eight years. To leftists fed up with Clintonite centrism, the idea of a committed, idealistic leader for the Left, like Jospin in France, has great appeal. Liberals want a President who will stand up for social welfare spending and high taxes on the rich. America, however, is not France, and in judging any leader, liberals have to remember that fact.