Class Act:
 

Can he run again?

http://www.nypost.com/seven/01192004/postopinion/opedcolumnists/16081.htm

Well, he was getting a BJ from Monica during this speech (she was hiding under the podium). Hence his "impassioned" message.








Relax, it's a joke.

Interesting article.

I agree with this suggestion:

"Perhaps we need a division of labor, a good-cop, bad-cop approach, in American foreign policy. While making the hard strategic decisions in Washington, the Bush administration should lose no opportunity to send Clinton to represent us abroad, where the former president excites the sort of irrational, positive feelings people once directed toward JFK."

We know how to grow 'em here in 'the South.' :)

Sounds like Clinton is being a bigger man, and not letting ego get in the way.

Boy, the silence is deafening on this one. ;)

This excerpt sums it up nicely for me.

"Clinton is emerging as a super-charged Jimmy Carter - a far better ex-president than president.

He just may have been too intelligent to be an effective executive. A Hamlet, not a Henry V, Clinton saw myriad sides to every issue and postponed critical actions while he debated with himself. By nature a salesman, not a leader, he lacked the guts to act then accept the consequences.

But he makes a terrific ambassador. "

I always wondered why he didn't go for better lookin wemens. At least Jack Kennedy went for Norma Jean. The guy can talk a crowd though.