The Bush-Clinton Connection Has A New Twist

It is hard to believe, but the Bush Family and the Clinton Family have dominated American Presidential politics for more than a generation, exactly 28 years in 2016.

If Hillary Clinton wins the Presidency, it will mean that we will have had 12 years of Bush, father and son, and at least 12 years of Clinton, husband and wife–24 years out of 32, and possibly, if Hillary Clinton were to win a second term, 16 years of the Clintons and a total of 28 of the 36 years from 1988-2024!

Students would learn that the order was Bush-Clinton-Bush-Obama-Clinton, and it would be confusing to explain in future generations.

Bill Clinton defeated George H.W. Bush in 1992, and there was bad blood, but the two men got closer at the time of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the earthquake in Haiti in 2010 brought George W. Bush closer to Bill Clinton, even when Jeb Bush was trying for the GOP nomination this year against Donald Trump. In many ways, as George W. has said, Bill Clinton is like a “brother from a different mother”, and is like another son to father Bush, and even mother Barbara.

And now Father Bush is going to be voting for Hillary Clinton, since son Jeb is out of the race, even though Jeb does not plan to vote for her, and the intention of George W is unknown.

Both First Ladies Barbara and Laura seem likely to vote for First Lady Hillary.

So the Bush-Clinton connection has a new twist!

6 comments on “The Bush-Clinton Connection Has A New Twist

  1. Paul Doyle September 21, 2016 1:55 am

    A Clinton vote in hand is worth two in the Bush family…

  2. Ronald September 21, 2016 6:34 am

    Oh geez, Paul! LOL HAHAHAHA!

  3. Ronald September 22, 2016 2:33 pm

    Princess Leia, I would be joining you! LOL

  4. Southern Liberal September 24, 2016 5:40 pm

    I hear Cruz has decided to endorse Trump.

  5. Ronald September 24, 2016 10:31 pm

    Southern Liberal, it makes Ted Cruz even more despicable, throwing his wife and father under the bus!

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