Reply #14: and that is the crux of the matter [View All]

is it not? When one''s wife and her career, becomes the driving force instead of the sad and deteriorating condition of the country and it's demise into fascim,then what can you say about that?

If that is his force, then, I can say he is playing us all and we are mere serfs, and he has not overcome the politician within that was ONCE successful and is now in stasis being stuck in that same condition as his previous presidency, in order to promote his wife's career.

He is NOTHING right now except the whipping boy for George Bush. I would rather see him go the way of Carter, than to keep up this politicizing as if he were still operating in his administration, long gone.

I am weary of being jerked around by politicians, although Clinton certainly deserves much respect for his two terms in office, he has not taken one lead in anything that we as citizens are concerned about.

He is NOT any longer, a voice in our current condition, as much as a good man he may be.