What the hell does that have to do with anything? I guess I can't say anything about Clinton because I didn't go to Harvard or get elected to office.
He seemed to consider his failures just as valuable as his successes because he learned something from them all.
I agree. His mistake do not in rise over his successes. The way some people would chose to be disproportionate in addressing another person's track record is wrong. Whether it's Edison being put down more than praised or Lincoln being praised more than put down, it is an error. If the person fails to correct his or her error and persists it then becomes dishonest. Every person makes mistakes. Honesty demands the person correct them, learn in the process and move on.