Clinton may have something in common with former President Reagan in terms of integrity.
History treats every American president differently.
It tends to emphasize the man's strengths or weaknesses, depending on the writer's point of view, and to evaluate the effectiveness of his presidency on that basis. Ronald Reagan has been in office a little more than a year, and already his supporters are applauding him for his ability to sell himself and his programs. Recently, however, a number of Reagan's statements have brought into question the integrity and tact which Reagan employs when addressing the media or the American public. Reagan's problems may have begun during his presidential campaign when he said that trees emit more pollution than cars.