Isn't a vote for Hillary Clinton a vote for Bill Clinton?

Question

When Bill was President, he made Hillary a Co-President. Remember? "Two for the price of one".

For example, Bill made Hillary the head of the task force to draw up a new plan for Health Care. Not only did Hillary generate considerable angst and anger among members of Congress, but her plan, when finally unveiled, was so radical and so Socialistic, that Congress immediately threw it in the nearest trash can.

Wouldn't it be fair to assume that Hillary would return the favor, making Bill a Co-President?

This raises serious constitutional questions under to the 22nd Amendment.

"No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice, and no person who has held the office of President, or acted as President, for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected President shall be elected to the office of the President more than once."

Answer 1

I agree with you wholeheartedly and firmly believe that the legal and personal ties between husband and, in this case, hen should preclude them from serving separate terms in the Oval Office.

Perhaps, Bush should be encouraged to introduce a bill to this effect?

Yea, that's the ticket......

......we should all be on.

Answer 2

Voters thought Bush Sr. would help Jr. out with little things like foreign policy and diplomacy, but it didn't happen at all. So there's no telling what sort of a role Bill would have if Hillary was elected.

"but her [health care] plan, when finally unveiled, was so radical and so Socialistic, that Congress immediately threw it in the nearest trash can" This is not true. It had a good chance and support in congress until the American Medical Associate mounted a huge ad campaign to falsely characterize it. Public support shifted, and the plan was defeated.

Answer 3

A vote for Hillary would be like a daily kick in the groin for Bill Clinton.

I think Hillary's ego will go supernova if she gets elected. She will emasculate every man around her in vendetta-like fashion. She will probably put restrictions on Bill, such as making him get permission to enter certain rooms, etc. She'll play a lot of mind games with him as payback for his infidelities.

Through passive-aggressive behavior, she will make him feel like his w.e.e.n.i.e is two inches long. At every turn, she will subtly remind him who is in charge now!

Answer 4

You’re acting as if that’s a bad thing. It’s a selling point. Clinton was not only a good president but a very popular one as well.

There are absolutely no constitutional issues that would preclude a Hillary Clinton presidency and I think you know that very well.

Answer 5

You are once again correct, and I believe the clintons are counting on it. hillary keeps mentioning bill at just the right time trying to convince those who thought he was a god that he will once again rule our country.

these people are evil, look at her, listen to her lies, look at the deceits she has dumped on this country, look at the crimes she has committed.

Answer 6

Bill Clinton was one of the best Presidents this country has ever had, despite his interest in women. He would be a great political resource for Hillary.

Answer 7

No-but getting two for one is a good thing.

Answer 8

Was a vote for Bush Jr a vote for Bush Sr.

No.

Answer 9

No but she is hoping people will think so.

Answer 10

Its like voting for a cigar up the wazoo.