More and more people are using their thinking caps and concluding that Bill Clinton back in the White House and with the ability to auction off the Lincoln Bedroom again, along with our national security secrets, would be a bad idea:
The negative coverage of Bill Clinton over the past couple of weeks seems to have hurt his standing with the public. A new survey finds that fewer voters these days like the idea of the former president being back in the White House.
Forty one percent of registered voters told the latest Pew Research Center survey that they disliked the idea of Mr. Clinton back at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, which could happen if his wife, Senator Hillary Clinton, is elected president. In October, 34 percent of voters disliked the idea.
The latest survey was conducted between Jan. 30 and Feb. 2, after a couple of weeks of heightened media attention to Mr. Clinton’s increasingly dominant and visible role in his wife’s campaign. Pew surveyed 1,502 adults and the margin of sampling error is plus or minus 3 percentage points.
The poll found that independent voters have become more uncomfortable with the idea. In October, just 35 percent of independents disliked the idea; now, 45 percent dislike it.
Why are people surprised Bill Clinton makes bad statements about a black man like Barry Hussein Obama? His mentor was segregationalist and racist William Fullbright. And he and his wife are known for making ethnic slurs, according to Dick Morris.
Maybe there is hope for this nation after all.
