Reply #4: you know? i used to worship the ground he and hillary walked on. [View All]

[ldf]

but hindsight is MUCH closer to 20/20.

there are too many current disasters taking place that he helped put into motion.

he is a GREAT speaker, and makes one desperately aware of the lack of intelligence in the current occupant of al gore's whitehouse.

but his time has come and gone.

he needs to continue to work on the international scene. and i don't think he seriously wants the job again. wanting to be the nation's "first husband" is another situation, though.

as far as that goes, i also think hillary should stay in the senate. she could become the successor to ted kennedy as the senate's leading progressive. she could be a major pain in the ass for the republicans for decades to come, not just her 8 years in the whitehouse. she is too polarizing to be elected president. the repubs would LOVE to have her as the dem nominee.

just my .02.