From the Beginning...

Bill Clinton said he opposed the war from the beginning. Let's pretend that that's true. It's a serious statement. It's possible that in private he may have opposed the war, since the beginning. Even though others contradict that statement, but let's just say that it is true, what does that mean? Does it mean that he failed to mention his position to his wife? Maybe, he could have been out of town, they are rarely in the same city at the same time. Of course, he might have called. Maybe he did tell her, but something else going on between them at the time, she might have voted to go to war to punish he husband, for his private behavior. I don't know. It might mean that his wife simply does not listen to his advice on foreign policy. It might mean that those willing to vote for his wife because they think that he'll be there to help her, should put a little more thought into it. Of course it might mean that he was lying. That might also be something worthy of consideration.