For all the damage-limitation exercises, the article, headlined "The Comeback Id" has once again stoked debate about Bill Clinton's legacy. His hopes of being the first First Gentleman appear to be in tatters, as Hillary's attempts to persuade superdelegates she is winning the popular vote fall on deaf ears. Some say Bill must accept his share of the blame for her failure. Full Story »
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Doyle is a perceptive observer of the U.S. political scene, and this piece is no exception. I don't know that I agree with the "most respected" former president label. But certainly, after 8 years of George Bush, there's been a certain amount of nostalgia for the Clinton years. Among Clinton supporters, that still holds true. But, other than the true believers, I have to agree that the prospective first husband--while still capable of the unique combination of folksy charm and issue ... More »
I believe this article, did not support with any named sources. It leaves a lot to your imagination. What does Hillary say about what he does? What do the people feel about his actions.
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