There is a new form of energy in the land. It promises to replace
fossil fuel as a means of momentum. It lies at the heart of the
Clinton campaign. Spontaneous combustion. Here's how it works.



First we must start with the Clinton Marriage. That's where it all
begins. That's what it all goes back to. Understand the Clinton
Marriage, the dynamics of this central relationship, and you will
understand the:

"combustible environment within the Clinton campaign"

First of all, bill is the center of the universe. Just like the sun is
hidden at nighttime but still there, bill is not going away and his
influence will contribute to spontaneous combustion, not just during
this campaign, but at the convention and the White House. If bill is
the center of the universe, where does hillary fit in? That's a good
question. And it goes back to:

"internal strife and warring camps"

something, which is apparently necessary for the Clinton momentum. It
is built into the Clinton campaign and seemingly built into the Clinton
DNA, the Clinton marriage, and the Clinton world view that every thing
is a fight and a battle. Whether the role is as victim or fighter, the
Clintons have written the book on attack, guilt trip, triangulation,
and dysfunction.



But don't take my word for it. Just look at the campaign. Look at
bill's governing style. Look at hillary's "fight, fight, fight"
mentality. And read today's Washington Post article.
It's clear that this "energy source," this internal combustion is built
into the campaign, just as it seems to be built into bill-and-hill.



If you are not a fan of spontaneous combustion, internal strife, and
warring camps, I am writing to remind you of the most robust finding of
psychology: Past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior.
And if you want a picture of "experience" with regard to another
Clinton presidency, then look to the current experience of internal strife and
warring camps as your best guide.



If instead you're looking for a more peaceful White House, I strongly suggest Barack "Who's Sane" Obama.



The difference in campaigns says it all. You can read the candidates,
their marriages, and the future of a presidency. Take your pick. But
realize that you"ll be getting what's already there in plain sight.



War. Or Peace. You decide.



Me? I prefer Barack, who's sane.