The Clintons faced a barrage of Chirstian protestors before attending Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington DC on April 24, 1994. A bus showed up calling for Clinton's Impeachment, organized by the Christian Defense Coalition, who protested against the "sinner" Bill Clinton. The bus had a loudspeaker blaring against Clinton. (UPI Photo/Cliff Owen/Files)

First Lady Hillary Clinton dances with her husband Bill Clinton, the newly sworn in President of the United States, at one of the Inaugural Balls, this one held at Union Station in Washington DC on January 21, 1993. (UPI Photo/Martin jeong/Files)

Enjoying kids basketball game, First Lady and President Bush sit with San Antonio Spurs star David Robinson (Left) on February 27, 1992. The president stop at Drug Free Basketball youth league run by the spurs at a social center gymnasium in San Antonio after concluding Seven Nation Drug Summit here. (UPI Photo/Bruno Torres/Files)

Queen Elizabeth addresses a joint session of Congress in Washington on May 16, 1991. In the background are Vice President Dan Quayle (L) and Speaker of the House Tom Foley (R). Prince Philip is seated behind the railing, far right. (UPI Photo/Files)

Washington: National Park Service workmen hoist a huge Soviet flag into position beside the American flag 5/30/1990 in front of the old Executive office next to the White House in preparation for the historic summit meeting between Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and President George Bush. (UPI Photo/Richard Tomkins)

WASHINGTON, DC, USA: Dred Scott Tyler, a Chicago artist burns an American flag on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, October 30,1989, as part of a protest against new congressional legislation banning flag desecration. Three other people were arrested, including Joey Johnson. It was Johnson's Supreme Court case that promted the debate over the constitutonality of flag burning. (UPI Photo/Files)

Civil Rights activist Rosa Parks joins Philadelphia Mayor Goode in a symbolic striking of the cracked Liberty Bell at Independent Plaza on January 18, 1988 at approximately the same time bells in Atlanta and London were rung in memory of the late Martin Luther King. The ceremony was part of day long activities to celebrate the holiday of Martin Luther King Day. (UPI Photo/Anderson/Files)

President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev chat as they walk toward the Oval Office of the White House for their first working meeting December 8, 1987. (UPI Photos/FILES)

Holding hands, President and Mrs. Reagan acknowledge greetings from welcomers as they return to the White House from Camp David May 11, 1986. (UPI PHOTO/Vicne Mannino/FILES)

When University of California regents rejected a proposal calling for complete divestiture of investments on June 21, 1985 during a meeting at the school's San Francisco extension auditorium, this anti-Apartheid protester was retrained and ejected from the meeting by university police. The regents accepted a case-by-case plan for divestment of their stock holdings with South African companies. (UPI Photo/Pool Photo/Files)