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This interview reminded me of when Clinton first hit the media spotlight in the Democratic primaries before his first term. I was surprised then by the hatred of the evil Republicans and their decade of greed, and his willingness to make up "facts" to support his obviously emotionally driven views. That's what I saw again tonight.

I'm not a psychiatrist, but I think that Clinton distrusts and despises those he perceives to be authority figures. Chris Wallace, like Ronald Reagan and Karl Rove before him, serves as a proxy for Clinton's alchoholic stepfather. I truly believe this is what drives his barely suppressable rage.

Can't the Democrats find a presidential candidate who is not a head case? Kerry and Gore, while not this unbalanced, are frightening, too.

but I think that Clinton distrusts and despises those he perceives to be authority figures.

Here's the deal: until he became president, he was always able to SMOOZE anybody he thought didn't like him; now it's like he's stunned that people have the gall to even question him.

But I don't believe he has any beliefs; I am convinced that if Arkansas was a GOP, he'd be a Republican today.

But one thing you're right about is the rage; today reminded me of the times he was in office when I felt like we were in one long national therapy session, with him working out his personal issues on the public stage.