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Bubba Lost in Ego, Whining
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 Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:00 am Post subject: Bubba Lost in Ego, Whining |
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 Bubba Lost in Ego, Whining
By Rich Lowry, NY PostFew things are sadder than former greats past their prime: a bloated Elvis Presley in a sequined suit; a diminished Michael Jordan making one last comeback with the Washington Wizards. And now a gaunt Bill Clinton desperately plugging his wife's doomed presidential campaign- the Big Dog in winter.
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By Rich Lowry, NY PostFew things are sadder than former greats past their prime: a bloated Elvis Presley in a sequined suit; a diminished Michael Jordan making one last comeback with the Washington Wizards. And now a gaunt Bill Clinton desperately plugging his wife's doomed presidential campaign- the Big Dog in winter.With his media enablers gone, with his most faithful constituency (African-Americans) lured away by another, with the prospect of again attaining the commanding heights of American politics lost, with his magic touch in abeyance, Bill Clinton has been whittled down to a long, self-pitying plaint.For a man blessed with so much talent, fame and riches, Clinton has always had an unparalleled ability to see himself as beset by cosmic unfairness. In his telling, the 2008 Democratic primaries are the fruit of another vast conspiracy against the Clintons, who have struggled against a biased media, cheating unions, unfair rules and malevolent left-wing pressure groups.There's some truth in this. But, given all the advantages the Clinton machine brought into the primary season against the tyro Illinois senator, Bill Clinton is in a poor position to whine, except he doesn't have the willpower or grace to resist it.The usual audience for his excuse-making isn't listening. Witness the scathing Vanity Fair profile of the post-presidential Clinton by former New York Times White House correspondent Todd Purdum. It once was "easy enough to retain an enduring affection" for Clinton, he writes, despite "his indiscipline" and "shortcomings." No more.
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