To: gulfwarvet
America seldom elects a really bright person to the office. True, Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar, but a Rhodes Scholar from Arkansas. That's a long long way from first in class at West Point.
I don't think he will go anywhere on his own, but he does present some worry if he is actually being groomed for the Vice Presidency.
To: Held_to_Ransom
The guy really doesn't strike me as all that quick.
I respect his service to the country, but his lack of political experience will show immediately.
Methinks Bush will crush him if he happened to win the Democratic nomination.
12 posted on
09/16/2003 8:22:01 PM PDT by
zencat
To: Held_to_Ransom
My only worry is how would Bush do in a debate with him?
To: Held_to_Ransom
Not really. In the "modern" era, Teddy Roosevelt, Wilson, Hoover, Johnson, Nixon, Carter and Clinton all had very high IQ's. Granted only the first on the list was a really successful president, although one can argue about Wilson, who had his pluses and minuses (but is overrated still although his stock is slipping a bit, in part because he was a diehard racist).
16 posted on
09/16/2003 8:24:33 PM PDT by
Torie
To: Held_to_Ransom
Hillary needs military cred on the ticket
18 posted on
09/16/2003 8:32:06 PM PDT by
des
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