What nearly cost clinton his presidency was:

a. improper hiring and firing practices in the white house.

b. using public office to illegally enrich himself.

c. trying to pressure members of a grand jury.

d. lying about his relationship with a white house intern.

e. his long history of improper sexual behavior?

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Kristen Copeland

25 June, 18:07

What nearly cost clinton his presidency was:

a. improper hiring and firing practices in the white house.

b. using public office to illegally enrich himself.

c. trying to pressure members of a grand jury.

d. lying about his relationship with a white house intern.

e. his long history of improper sexual behavior?

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Chandler Lutz · Answer 1

What almost cost President Clinton his presidency was not that he had an improper relationship with a White House intern, but the fact that he lied under oath to a grand jury about the relationship. Because of his lies, Clinton was charged with perjury and obstruction of justice.