There's no doubt any more: Bill is running for a third term

Dubbed the "Billification" of Sen. Clinton's campaign
by some insiders, Mr. Clinton has become something of a
strategist-in-chief in recent weeks. He has been pushing for harder and
sharper attacks on Sen. Obama. While she has jabbed her opponent over
his "elitist" tone and controversial statements by his former pastor,
Mr. Clinton delivers his own slams on the stump, calling Obama ads
misleading.

Mr. Clinton has placed several of his own aides at
headquarters, including his former lawyer and a bevy of strategists.
Known as a bad loser, Mr. Clinton privately buttresses his wife's drive
to push on, telling her, according to aides: "We're not quitters."

On his own daily message calls, advisers say, he
implores: "We've got to take him on every time." At the Clintons'
Washington, D.C., home recently, these people say, he reviewed possible
TV spots and told ad makers to be more hard-hitting, faster and harsher.

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