The Clintons tend to try and have it both ways at times, I think. She was a part of a People Magazine piece that they cooperated with in '92 when her father was running. She campaigned by his side during his whistle-stop train trip to the Chicago convention in 1996. So I think that, you know, to want to focus the spotlight on Chelsea when it is in their interest and control it when they don't want that spotlight, I just don't think it works that way. Oh, sure, absolutely.
Most first families do.
They want us to see the happy moments and the joy together and all that. And then they want to draw a curtain. But the fact that the Clintons are being hypocritical about this doesn't mean that Chelsea should suffer at other people's hands. Gene gibbons, for years you and others did observe a kind of hands-off policy. Well, I think that a number of things have changed.