"Bill Clinton has proven to be an asset to Hillary's campaign."

[Colobo]

Do you agree or disagree? If so, why?

[JackORoses]

1. and nobody has even brought up the Impeachment yet.

[Little Star]

2. I disagree because the star struck will claim he won it for her.

He is just a spouse like Michelle and Elizabeth. He can't help it if most of us still luv him.

[NightWatcher]

3. How about "Bill Clinton has proven to be an ass during Hillary's campaign".

This is now about you Bill, you had your time, and made your deals. Now go back on tour with Poppy Bush.

[itsrobert]

4. Looks like he won Nevada with is Casino tour and he won NH with his defense of Hillary

How can he not be an asset so far?

[THUNDER HANDS]

5. absolutely

there's been no evidence that he's hurt her at all.

[Cha]

6. Yeah, bill clinton has been proven to an

ass in hilary's big push for their return.

[DJ13]

7. Bill muddles the point that this is HILLARY's campaign

He dilutes the importance of her running for President.

If Hillary wins, will it really be her victory, or Bill's?

[sunonmars]

9. I think a lot of people know fine rightly they are getting both

and thats what pleases them. They felt good under the Clintons.

[TwilightZone]

10. Outside of DU, everyone knows who is running for president.

On DU, however, there appears to be some confusion.

[emilyg]

8. He certainly is.

[Alexander]

11. When Rahm "DLC" Emanuel tells Clinton to back off, he's probably hurting...

her campaign in all kinds of ways.

[RaleighNCDUer]

12. Knock knock. Grammar police.

Has proved. Have proven.

Thank you.

:hi:

[pampango]

13. Agree. He's the attack dog that most presidential candidates don't have until

they get the nomination and have a vice presidential running mate to do that.

[tabatha]

14. Depends on South Carolina vote.

If Obama wins big, then possibly he has not been an asset.

[MercutioATC]

15. Bill Clinton IS Hillary Clinton's campaign....

...well, his political achievements are 90% of the reason she's where she is now, anyway.

That's not meant as a sexist statement, just a realistic one. How much of HRC's success has been due to her affiliation with a Governor-turned-President?