The Clintons' eight years at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue were very polarizing for America (Although the present White House occupant has proven himself to be far more polarizing than the Clintons). This blogger is not convinced that Americans want a repeat of that episode.
Nor is this blogger convinced that Americans want a continuation of the Bush-Clinton "dynasty." As I've noted before on numerous occasions, this November will mark the 20th anniversary of George H.W. Bush's election to the presidency. We haven't had a president with a surname other than Bush or Clinton since.
It was not the intent of America's founders for this country to be governed by a dynasty, after having thrown off the yoke of the dynastic rule of the British monarch. After 20 years, this blogger firmly believes that the time is overdue for the Bush-Clinton "dynasty" to come to an end.
For the good of the Democratic Party -- and for the good of America -- it's time for someone other than a Clinton to be the party's presidential standard-bearer. It's time for someone other than a Bush or a Clinton to be handed the keys to the Oval Office.
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Volume III, Number 34
Copyright 2008, Skeeter Sanders. All rights reserved.
Nor is this blogger convinced that Americans want a continuation of the Bush-Clinton "dynasty." As I've noted before on numerous occasions, this November will mark the 20th anniversary of George H.W. Bush's election to the presidency. We haven't had a president with a surname other than Bush or Clinton since.
It was not the intent of America's founders for this country to be governed by a dynasty, after having thrown off the yoke of the dynastic rule of the British monarch. After 20 years, this blogger firmly believes that the time is overdue for the Bush-Clinton "dynasty" to come to an end.
For the good of the Democratic Party -- and for the good of America -- it's time for someone other than a Clinton to be the party's presidential standard-bearer. It's time for someone other than a Bush or a Clinton to be handed the keys to the Oval Office.
Volume III, Number 34
Copyright 2008, Skeeter Sanders. All rights reserved.
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