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2. Bill Clinton has articulated in a very specific way why he thinks Obama can, will, and should win. He did not say it through clenched teeth- that all all conjecture on the part of desperate members of the press looking for a story. I know because I bothered to actually watch the interviews, as I learned that reading about them will only provide the viewpoint of press members who are Obama supporters looking for something to complain about.

3. Bill Clinton does not know Obama well. His support for Obama is about issues, his party, and what it stands for, as opposed to his personal relationship with Obama. Those are not weak or tepid reasons to support someone's campaign. If you are looking for the same passion he had for his wife's campaign, you will never see that. She's his wife. Get over it.

4. No one should ever be expected to be as passionate about someone else's campaign the way they are about the campaign of their spouse. Did I mention that?

5. Bill Clinton has never really been one to enjoy negative campaigning. Historically, he hates it. That he would say negative things about his wife's opponent at all is a testament to his love and respect for her more than anything else. I find it very ironic that the same people who complained about ihis negative campaigning before are demanding that he do it now. Especially since these same people supposedly voted for someone who represents “a new kind of politics.”

6. If Bill Clinton were to be more emotional about Obama's campaign the way so many of his supporters are, it would not only cost him his credibility with the very voters he needs to help Obama persuade but it would lead to a completely different but equally distracting narrative from the one taking place right now- in short, desperate story-seeking press members would then just accuse Bill Clinton of having wanted his wife to lose, like they did during the primary.

Here is a news flash for you. Bill Clinton would rather that lefty liberal reporters think he is disloyal to his party somehow than have anyone think he is disloyal to his wife.

2. Bill Clinton has articulated in a very specific way why he thinks Obama can, will, and should win. He did not say it through clenched teeth- that all all conjecture on the part of desperate members of the press looking for a story. I know because I bothered to actually watch the interviews, as I learned that reading about them will only provide the viewpoint of press members who are Obama supporters looking for something to complain about.

3. Bill Clinton does not know Obama well. His support for Obama is about issues, his party, and what it stands for, as opposed to his personal relationship with Obama. Those are not weak or tepid reasons to support someone's campaign. If you are looking for the same passion he had for his wife's campaign, you will never see that. She's his wife. Get over it.

4. No one should ever be expected to be as passionate about someone else's campaign the way they are about the campaign of their spouse. Did I mention that?

5. Bill Clinton has never really been one to enjoy negative campaigning. Historically, he hates it. That he would say negative things about his wife's opponent at all is a testament to his love and respect for her more than anything else. I find it very ironic that the same people who complained about ihis negative campaigning before are demanding that he do it now. Especially since these same people supposedly voted for someone who represents “a new kind of politics.”

6. If Bill Clinton were to be more emotional about Obama's campaign the way so many of his supporters are, it would not only cost him his credibility with the very voters he needs to help Obama persuade but it would lead to a completely different but equally distracting narrative from the one taking place right now- in short, desperate story-seeking press members would then just accuse Bill Clinton of having wanted his wife to lose, like they did during the primary.

Here is a news flash for you. Bill Clinton would rather that lefty liberal reporters think he is disloyal to his party somehow than have anyone think he is disloyal to his wife.