Curiosity didn't kill this cat but rather linked him as an accomplice to White House scandals and affairs all aimed at destroying Clinton's political career. Cats can't be trusted. I knew he was trouble the first time we were introduced. Most can remember the carefree days at the start of Clinton's first term. The image of a kitten romping on the lawn while a new family moved in the White House provided an All-American mentality for citizens.
Time changes everything.
Before long, inaugural balls are replaced by economic planning sessions, foreign policy goals and congressional battles. The trials of American government can harden politicians, voters and even cats. Some say the more time Clinton spent traveling and away from home, the more Socks suffered. Others believed he had innate Republican traits. Nonetheless, for Socks, a true democracy would not separate him from the man who opens his Fancy Feast.