[okie01]

"There's no doubting that the nation is about to be led by its first sensitive male chief executive. He's the first President to have attended both Lamaze classes and family therapy (as part of his brother's drug rehabilitation.) He can speak in the rhythms and rhetoric of pop psychology and self-actualization. He can search for the inner self while seeking connectedness with the greater whole."

And how, exactly, was this a good thing, Howard?

What did it have to do with, say, Osama bin Laden?

Or, for that matter, Waco?

[BillF]

You quoted Howard Fineman from 1992 describing Clinton:
"There's no doubting that the nation is about to be led by its first sensitive male chief executive. He's the first President to have attended both Lamaze classes and family therapy (as part of his brother's drug rehabilitation.) He can speak in the rhythms and rhetoric of pop psychology and self-actualization. He can search for the inner self while seeking connectedness with the greater whole."

Then you said:

And how, exactly, was this a good thing, Howard?

What did it have to do with, say, Osama bin Laden?

The answer to your second question is: Clinton helped Osama find his inner terrorist and remove nagging doubts that kept him from realizing his dreams of murdering thousands of innocents.