Political correctness ruled the day under Clinton. I agree with you on Berger and Albright.
I also couldn't stand Donna Shalala, Jocelyn Elders, Robert Reich, and Hilary Clinton herself. All made a regular contribution to the notion of minority victimhood and a sense of entitled repayment of some kind for past wrongs. Their regularly voiced ideas contributed greatly to the fragmenting of America along ethnic lines.
Warren Christopher came across to me as a secretary of state who had no concept of how to be tough and negotiate.
I generally had a high opinion of Al Gore and his wife Tipper during those years (only after the 2000 election did I develop a contempt for Gore).
Treasury Secretary Richard Rubin was one of the stars of Clinton's administration, and I thought he did an excellent job.
Likewise, despite her mistakes as Attorney General, I thought Janet Reno was a person of integrity, who held herself accountable when something went wrong.
