Hillary Clinton: We Hardly Knew Ye

Yesterday I wrote about why people dislike Hillary Clinton and why she probably won't win the presidency. In a little less than 24 hours she has managed to put what may be the final nail in her own coffin:

Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday that if she is elected president, she would make her husband a roaming ambassador to the world, using his skills to repair the nation's tattered image abroad.

"I can't think of a better cheerleader for America than Bill Clinton, can you?" the Democratic senator from New York asked a crowd jammed into a junior high school gymnasium. "He has said he would do anything I asked him to do. I would put him to work."

While a good number of people may agree with her assessment and an even larger group may agree with her assessment relative to the current Administration, there is a major swath of America that simply does not want a return to the Clintonian approach to governance. The old "2 for 1" bake sale approach to the presidency annoyed and angered many, and not just on the right. When people begin to think back to what the Clinton years were about at their essence, I feel confident that we will witness a clear rejection of such a turning back of the clock.