Depends on what you are looking at. The GDP for example only had a minor recession in the last two quarters of 2009, so from that perspective the US as a whole only experienced about 6 months of recession since 2000.
U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of Economic Analysis
If you are talking about unemployment, which is what most people are angry about, then you're still wrong. Unemployment actually started to rise at the start of Bush administration in 2001, not at the end of Clintons. But thats a small gap. However you can clearly see from the graph that unemployment shot up at the end of Q108, two years after the Dems took control of the House and the Senate.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
So here's two hints for future posts and thinking on your part:
1) Check your facts
2) The economy is so massive and there's so many ways of measuring it that you have to define specifically what you are talking about. Simply saying "The economy" is so meaningless you might as well be speaking pig latin.