No, Edwards is in his 50's (and I swear I saw him "bristle" when he was asked the question about "relative youth" at the last debate)
The point I was trying to make is that Bill and Hill came into power as the the "young, fresh, hip" leaders of tomorrow. And just like the jock or beauty queen in high school whose popularity was fleeting because they never really accomplished anything of substance, they are still looking back longingly at those "good old days", trying to suck in the spare tire and squeeze into the girdle hoping that no one will notice that they're no longer young and appealing.
In trying to "appeal to the younger vote", I would not be surprised to see the tone-deaf Hillary! in a photo op getting a tattoo.
Thanks for the reply.
Now another question: is this Republican slate of hopefuls the oldest (on average) than any other before?