Bill Clinton hasn’t lost his appeal to former supporters. That’s the initial takeaway from a video of the former president as his SUV comes to a stop at a Harlem intersection and is chatted up by a gentleman on the sidewalk.
The conversation, which is mostly one-sided, starts on a high note. “You the best President man,” Clinton’s unseen interlocutor yells. “Trump gotta go.” Clinton responds with thumbs-up and a salute.
“Tell Hillary I said, ‘What up,’ Bill Clinton.”
Will this presidential election be the most important in American history?
A wave and another thumbs up.
Then the man spoils it all by saying something that touches a nerve. “How’s Monica?” he shouts.
That is when Clinton’s window goes up. The man on the sidewalk reacts by laughing and says, “He put the window up when I said ‘How’s Monica?’”
EPIC VIDEO: Former President Bill Clinton chats with New Yorker until he asks him “How’s Monica?” pic.twitter.com/DkZlTheaSe
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) January 25, 2018
This year – in fact, seven days ago – marks the twentieth anniversary of the Lewinsky-Clinton scandal entering the public consciousness. Analysis of the affair has witnessed a bit of a comeback with the recent #MeToo movement surging in the news.
Several Democrats, despite having supported Clinton for years after the affair, his lying under oath, the rape accusations, and so on have finally conceded that he should have resigned at the time.
Last year she wrote about how “honored” she was that Bill had campaigned for her. https://t.co/ohBZJ7gUG0
— Brit Hume (@brithume) November 17, 2017
Of course, that’s easy for them to say now, nearly two decades after the incident and eight years after Clinton left office. It’s almost as though they have another president in mind.
Cross posted at the Mental Recession
