Wallowing in Watergate, he called it. In the end, it sank him. Another name for Deja Vu is David Gergen, who keeps moving around but never seems to go away. The man has never met a president he didn't like. One can do that sort of thing in this country.
Presidential proximity is an asset that is never exhausted in American culture.
Look at how long Pierre Salinger has hung on since Camelot. Deja Vu sells. Now that the scandal du jour is named Lewinsky, David Gergen, yep, still wants the president to talk to the country in an open, contrite manner about another ethical cloud. The more things change, the more David Gergen stays the same. So does Bill Clinton.