Ya, you're probably right. But there is always the notion that a candidate
will 'inherit' the former presidents legacy.

If it wasn't for 'Monica-gate', Gore might well have sat down in the Oval Office.


>>Maybe you're right. But consider this; The United States was admired in the world
>>community, and we had money to burn when Clinton left office. Compare that to the same
>>points today.
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>I wasn't knocking Clinton or indicating that I like Bush and his policies. I think that elections usually come down to who is more likeable, rather than policies, character, etc.