I am not sure what the theory behind an endorsement by former President Bill Clinton achieves, other than remind those of us over twenty one that he is a President who was impeached and who brought a new denotation of the axiom "Oval office." I will be the first to congratulate the former President on his Global Initiative in Third World countries; fortunately, my "admiration" ends there. He was impeached for perjury and obstruction of justice - though, of course, found not guilty by the Senate. I think all of us, at least those whose mind works in cogent ways, are convinced that Mr. Clinton, even more than his wife, wants to be back in the White House. I do not think that is going to happen; Hillary's star has faded and if she thinks we are going to forget her ranting before the House hearings on Benghazi when, flailing her arms said, "what difference does it make," in reference to the dead bodies of our Ambassador and three security personnel, well, she is mistaken. Ms. Clinton, it does make a difference. Ms. Clinton's hushed deportment, after her resignation as the Secretary of State, and her hope that our memories will somehow ebb, is a fantasy; and true to her character, or lack thereof, she will have had a better chance at naming Rumpelstiltskin as the princess in the tower without Bill riding through the forest on his steed looking for that personality. My final thought Bill, stick to what you do best - no, not the Oval office thing - promoting your Global initiative; because frankly, even as one of your neighbors, I am tired of hearing the word Clinton.
