Nobody Puts Bill in a Corner
What to do about Bill Clinton? Many insiders are saying that he should pipe down, according to Newsweek.
He is a former president, with all of the authority and respect that position has earned him.
He has raised his profile internationally with his laudable work for Africa, HIV/AIDS drugs, and other critical issues.
He is the titular head of the Democratic party.
If his wife were not running, he would not be even in the primary race. (See October 07 post "What's Love Got To Do With It." I'd link it but don't know how.)
He is the leading candidate's husband.
According to Alter in Newsweek, Greg Craig (who coordinated the Clinton impeachment defense but is now advising Obama) wonders whether "...If Hillary's campaign can't control Bill, whether Hillary's White House could."
Did John Adams campaign for J. Quincy? Did George H.W. Bush call his son's opponent a "fairy tale?"
He is a former president, with all of the authority and respect that position has earned him.
He has raised his profile internationally with his laudable work for Africa, HIV/AIDS drugs, and other critical issues.
He is the titular head of the Democratic party.
If his wife were not running, he would not be even in the primary race. (See October 07 post "What's Love Got To Do With It." I'd link it but don't know how.)
He is the leading candidate's husband.
According to Alter in Newsweek, Greg Craig (who coordinated the Clinton impeachment defense but is now advising Obama) wonders whether "...If Hillary's campaign can't control Bill, whether Hillary's White House could."
Did John Adams campaign for J. Quincy? Did George H.W. Bush call his son's opponent a "fairy tale?"
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