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Outside on the sidewalk, Richard Strauss, 34, a former Clinton staffer, reflects wistfully on Da Man. "I'm longing for him," he says. He sees President Bush as vulnerable, but doesn't see who right now in the Democratic field can generate the same excitement as the 42nd president.

"I don't think there's anyone else, period," says Justin Pascal, 29, the DNC staffer who directs McAuliffe's office and created the event. For young people, "he is their president. Most people came of age under Bill Clinton. They graduated when he was in office, got their first job when he was in office. He is their president."

Just "Ick!"

"Longing" for a politician, ugh.

He mentions his support for men and women serving in the military, then says, "We can't capture, kill or occupy everyone who doesn't like us -- we need to start making more friends."

Your "friends" killed 3000+ Americans, Bill. Mostly due to your failed foreign policy legacy.

We should first kill those who want to kill us.