The man familiarly known as Clinton was even underestimated when he first entered the world of politics. However, he does not deny that the stigma has started to change. "In the past, young people were easily just political objects because they had a lot of voices, but now that stigma has changed. With the presence of social media, young voters or Gen Z have started to care about or be politically aware," said Clinton when interviewed by Dream some time ago.

"Clionton admitted that he was once underestimated by senior politicians when introducing himself without mentioning his father's name. 'When I first entered, I was unknown. I only used my first name. At that time, the politicians shook hands but looked down on me,' Clinton said."

"Then make a second shirt with his last name, 'Clinton Cardinal', and he just saw his name, oh this is the son of this man, it just looks different," he added. Not only being underestimated by outsiders, Clinton admitted that he was not supported and considered playing around by his family when he wanted to enter politics."

"Initially, he didn't support it, saying what's the point, serious or not," he said. However, the candidate for the DKI Regional Representative Council (DPRD) managed to convince his parents by showing his seriousness in going down to the field to meet the community."

In the future, Clinton hopes to be able to provide more benefits to the community, especially to the people of Jakarta. According to Clinton, it is not impossible for him to run as the Governor of DKI Jakarta if needed. "We never know, if it's possible, why not. BUT if there is someone better, I will support them, but if not, why not," said Clinton.