After all ,there are rumors of her running for Senate in New York. Emotionally, it has to have taken a great toll on her and her daughter. His problem will be to build a consensus around a solution. Don't look for him to make any big foreign policy moves because he doesn't want to take any big risks. Keep in mind that both Nixon and Carter sought redemption through playing the elder statesman in foreign policy. if Clinton wishes to duplicate that, he has to start now.
Censure is dead.
Yep, censure is dead. Even censure's advocates like Snow and Feingold have conceded it's dead. Ironically, the Republicans could've had censure in the House if they'd wanted it or censure with the President's signature on it before the start of the Senate trial. Censure is meaningless anyway and probably unconstitutional. It means the state has failed to meet its burden, etc., etc., etc.