The Return Of The Comeback Kid

[dArKeR]

There will be three national campaigns this summer, three candidates traveling the country. Two are for running for president; one is seeking something far more intangible.

When former President Bill Clinton releases his highly anticipated memoir on June 22, he will visit ten cities in the first two weeks alone.

Legacy is on Mr. Clinton's mind.

Already topping best-seller lists from pre-orders, the memoir may shine such a wide media spotlight that it covers Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry. But those close to the former president insist it will not dull coverage of Kerry, as his campaign initially feared. Mr. Clinton, they say, will make sure of that.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/06/14/politics/main623087.shtml

In a utopian world I'd wish Wellstone or Chen Shui Bian to be President of the United States but with the conditions of reality Bill Clinton is surely the best the world could hope for. Kerry must involve Clinton in the world's peace process.

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1. I believe it will help Kerry

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2. At the very least, it divides the News Radio hacks' attentions

They won't know who to attack.

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3. Clinton is good for Kerry

He reminds people of better times, under a Democratic administration.

I think most people already believe he will have some place in a Kerry admin as well.