[funkywbr]

I bet Bill Clinton's were a HOOT, too bad they were never written for and to Illary.

[weegee]

Nothing about the Clintons. I found a fake but accurate version:

"Love means never telling where the bodies are buried."

[FormerACLUmember]

Then there are these two unexpected lovebirds: The hairy horndog rapist and the lesbian power-crazed Nazi lawyer.

[F16Fighter]

Exchanges between one such woman, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Franklin were friendly but emotionally distant.

Maybe Hitlery can channel the Eleanor (who makes Helen Thomas seem like Bridget Bardot) and find out what the problem was.

[Nathan Zachary]

"Presidents and their wives have been an amorous lot, their White House years coming at the pinnacle of lives entwined. Except forthe one men President, who pursued and loved these other women as intensely as they he clawed abused to his power and unleashed empowered the enemies armies."

[pabianice]

And who can overlook Bill Clinton's tender, "Hey, Babe, want me to get that dress cleaned for you?"

[Xenalyte]

She was a flirt, too, offering sweetly, "If you want more balm, I can supply you," in a letter the spring before they married in October 1764.

Flirting is not how this comes across to me. Out of any context, it sounds, well, a little clinical.

[PurVirgo]

"Your sweetie pie coo coo."

Yuck! No, make that Double Yuck!!

some things should stay private :)

[wideminded]

College graduate Teddy Roosevelt put Alice Lee on a pedestal, telling her five days before they wed: "I worship you so that it seems almost desecration to touch you."

This seems a little odd to me.

[SuziQ]

"That's when the passion went out of that relationship," he said. "After that, I think, their relationship is pretty well summed up by the fact they were exchanging memorandums."

Probably could also be written about x42 and Her Heinous!

[nopardons]

bttt

[JohnLongIsland]

clintons question to his significant other:
panantella or corona?

[Moonman62]

"There's just an endless number of strong-willed women who are involved in these couples."

Isn't strong-willed a euphemism.

[An American in Turkiye]

And Clinton's favorite movie? "Crouching intern, hidden cigar."