Questions From Bill And former President Bill Clinton is asking some questions:

Always the overachiever, Clinton didn't invent just one question he would ask Rove, he came up with three. The 42nd president said he most wanted to know what Rove would do had Clinton's senior advisor blown the cover of a CIA agent who happened to be married to the man who refused to falsify findings about nuclear transactions taking place between Niger and Iraq (see Valerie Plame). And he openly wondered whether Rove would instruct Republican congressmen to call a White House official who would do such a thing a traitor. Lastly, Clinton wanted to know why it is that, if the Bush administration is as concerned with national security as it claims, why it would spend 20 times the amount of money it would take to shore up gaps in port security to repeal the estate tax for the nation's elite, which consists of less than one percent of the population.

Take a moment and put your dislike of everything Clinton away for a moment and the whole Monica crap. He's asking some pretty good questions. I sort of like the last question Clinton has the best. Back in the day when Democrats actually asked questions and had some courage. I'm having a flash back.  ¶ 7/08/2006 07:15:00 PM