CREEP
May 13th 2007 Election08, Politics

In a New Role, Senator Clinton’s Strategist in Chief | theledger.com

Bill Clinton’s connections, and his endless supply of chits, only begin to capture his singular role in his wife’s presidential candidacy, advisers and friends of the couple say. He is the master strategist behind the scenes; the consigliere to the head of “the family,” as some Clinton aides refer to her operation; and a fund-raising machine who is steadily pulling in $100,000 or more at receptions.

So far, his roles have unfolded in private as he provides ideas to his wife and makes sure she paces herself, and as he acts as something of a field general with donors, instructing them on how to talk up Mrs. Clinton. Eventually, though, he will go public in a big way: Clinton advisers can already imagine a point in 2008 when Mr. Clinton has his own campaign plane, press corps and schedule of events in crucial states while Mrs. Clinton is barnstorming in others.

She will blabber that she will be the President, and that Bill is only an “advisor,” but know the truth: Billary the HillBilly is one unit. What this entire campaign is about is “CREEP” - The Committee to Re-Elect President BJ and Hillary Clinton, who have already served two terms.

Do you really want to give them two more terms?

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