Let s go back to the significance question. In 10 weeks we ll know whether they re right or not. I mean, maybe they re right. Maybe this is all teed up, and it just has to play out. On the other hand, we do have 10 weeks to go.
Campaigns can be tricky things.
Morris obviously has a very particular and special relationship with President Clinton, and now he s not going to be able to play that role that he has played off and on for 20 years. Bill Clinton is not going to lurch back to the left now. I mean, he has got a winning strategy, what he considers a winning strategy, and he is going to continue with it. George Stephanopolous, of course, has a much more liberal traditional Democratic view. Exactly, what we need to point out, and is the President s senior adviser, and who lost influence with the rise of Morris and who also saw is war room buddy, James Carville, ousted as Morris replaced Carville, still managed to develop the same kind of working relationship that he had with Carville.