Sounds like Bill is blaming young people for not voting for Hillary ontheir "lack of wisdom" and "propensity to be fooled by rethoric" compared to their elder counterparts

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First of all, the whole comment comes out as petty coming from Clinton who looks like he's just being defensive about being lumped with the Bushes into the 20 years of neglect for small towns that Obama was talking about. And sounds a bit bitter that it's not 92 and he's not cool with the kids any more.

Secondly, how is it that older people are wise enough and have good memories when it comes to the 90s,  but when it comes to sniper fire, any person over 60 might be prone to mis-remembering things?

If you can fabricate a war story out of whole cloth, could you be deluding yourself about how great things were with the presidency as
well? (I'm looking at you, Bill and Hillary...)

Aside from being ridiculous and conflicting,  this also shows you what happens when you parse every word people say and look for things to be offended about. Should everybody who considers themselves "young" have a
right to be offended?

Obama was in a casual conversation in a room with a small group of people when he made his "condescending" remarks.  This guy was speaking at a rally!

What did Hillary say about the other day about blaming people not voting on you on them instead of yourself?

To her credit, I don't think Hillary ever said something like this herself, but she came pretty close and her campain has basically dissed
voters in all small states, red states, caucus states, casino workers, and people in MI and FL that had better things to do than vote for a popularity contest.  Oh, and everybody that doesn't remember the 90s as the age of "peace and prosperity".

Because market deregulation was such a great idea, everybody was gleeful at the time.  And losing majorities in the senate in the house, and
having all of government on hold during impeachment trials was a thrill.

Give. me. a. break.