Foreign Policy: Clinton and Bush Jr.

Bosnia and Kosova

• Successful, NATO's bombing of Serb defenses and diplomatic efforts contributed to the ending of ethnic hostilities and atrocities in the Balkans.

Rwanda

• Unsuccessful, after expressing regret for not acting more strongly to stop the atrocities, he was unable to put an end to the mass killings.

Haiti 

• Successful, using both diplomacy and the threat of armed action, he was able to negotiate the overthrow of the cruel military policy and the return of democratically elected president Jean-Bertrand Aristide to office.

World Trade Organization

• Successful, despite the opposition that global trade and economic integration disproportionately benefited wealthy countries, he was advocating for both.

NAFTA

• Successful, It boosted economic and trade relations between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, but it was also criticized for driving down wages and creating job losses in some American industries.

Al Qaeda

• Not successful, as the US began a massive counterterrorism and military operations that severely undermined its capacity and leadership

War or Terror

• Successful, as Saddam Hussein was driven out from Iraq and al-Qaeda's stronghold in Afghanistan was destroyed, it also brought to protracted hostilities and instability in the area.

Iraq

• Not successful, due to the protracted fighting and instability it brought about in Iraq, as well as the fact that the invasion's main rationale, the search for WMD