Hillary, the former first lady of Arkansas, will soon be a senator from New York. The presidential election is tied up in knots and, may I add, in Missouri a dead man was elected to the Senate. Al Gore lost his home state of Tennessee, the Democrats lost Clinton's state of Arkansas, George Bush may well have lost Florida, where his brother is the governor, and he has now called on James Baker, whom he blames for his father's defeat, to file a suit after declaring that no one should ever do such a thing. Bill Weld has been mentioned as a possible New York gubernatorial candidate. The last I looked, he'd been governor of Massachusetts.
Professional athletes play one year for one team, the next year for another.
Dick Cheney had to register in Wyoming in a hurry so he could claim it as his home. He actually lives in Dallas and Washington and votes, as we know, nowhere. Clinton is a political animal to his core. A lifetime of speeches, books and presidential commissions would, for him, be the equivalent of solitary confinement. He needs the crowds, the lectern, the lights, the attention.