This should be expected from a successful politician. To get as far as he has, Clinton must have studied and worked hard, and had little time for artistic enrichment. He got into Yale Law by spending time in libraries, not smoky rock clubs. Furthermore, it is actually his carnal pursuits, or those we know of, which prove Clinton s claims of player status are, well, fallacious. Romantic prowess is probably the chief virtue of a player.
True players are invariably smooth and charming when socializing with beautiful women.
But Clinton s alleged rendezvous with Paula Jones and Juanita Broderick, even if they are partially true, reveal him to be crude and completely charmless. His behavior with Monica Lewinsky proves that he is no Don Juan. His erotic exploits should not admired, but ridiculed or even pitied. Clinton s enemies spun his fornication better than any of his friends could have dreamed of doing. We are, then, left with a player president, and his player status dominates the campaigns of his potential successors.