[Paul Atreides]

I am wondering if the tide is beginning to turn on Bubba. Are the lefties beginning to see him as a drag on the party? I saw an article in which someone in the DNC claimed to have told Hillary to divorce Bubba. It is clear that his endorsement means nothing. More criticism is being voiced as to his post-Presidential attacks on the current president. I would love to see these people turn on him.

[Alberta's Child]

I saw an article in which someone in the DNC claimed to have told Hillary to divorce Bubba.

A major Democratic supporter in New York once told me the opposite. The Democratic Party had to keep her from dumping Bill back in the late 1990s -- in exchange for "standing by her man" she demanded an uncontested spot on the Democratic ticker for a seat in the U.S. Senate.

And get this -- after they did extensive polling throughout the country, they determined that New York was the only state she could possibly win.

[areafiftyone]

Most of Hollywierd won't turn on Clinton that quickly. Hollywierd will endorse their Democratic Candidate in 2004 - you can be sure of that! It won't be Lieberman because he flipflopped on them. It will be Kerry or Dean. Don't forget Bubba and the Hildebeast will be at the Democratic convention in Boston with the Hollywierd crowd in tow licking their boots! Hollyweird is too much in love with the Clintons.

[Ditter]

You maybe right. In an e-mail conversation with an extremely liberal minister, he said today that he had forgiven clinton but had been very disappointed that he had not stepped down. I distinctly remember this same man gloated from the pulpit when clinton was not removed from office, so I think his memory is a little cloudy. That sermon was the beginning of the end for me & that church.