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Former President Bill Clinton is in the hospital after developing a fever, though an aide said he hopes to be home for Christmas. Getty Images

Former President Bill Clinton checks into hospital after coming down with fever

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Former President Bill Clinton is in the hospital after developing a fever. A spokesperson for the 42nd president said he checked into Georgetown University Medical Center on Monday, Dec. 23, for testing and observation. The spokesperson told outlets, including CNN and NBC, that Clinton is in good spirits and that he hopes to be home by Christmas. A New York Post source suspected that the hospital trip came after the former president suffered from dehydration. Clinton has had multiple health scares since leaving office in 2001. In both 2004 and 2010, Clinton underwent heart surgeries. And in 2021, he spent…

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