Husband’s legacy poses a dilemma for Clinton
By Foon Rhee | Friday, April 11, 2008 | The Boston Globe
“…It is one of the central challenges of Hillary Clinton’s campaign: How to take credit for the accomplishments of her husband’s presidency and profit from his popularity while distancing herself from his past and present positions on which they disagree.
The balancing act came into sharper relief this week as she took contrasting positions from Bill Clinton by opposing the Colombia trade deal and favoring a boycott of the Olympic opening ceremonies….”…BS
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