Clinton’s Role
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Re “Clinton Looks to Define New Role,” Sept. 25: Bill Clinton’s visibility reminds all of us what a terrible job he did as president. We have a president now who is far more popular and intelligent than our former one. Clinton’s past was dodging the draft and leaving the country during a time of war. His foreign policy was a disaster. Retired presidents should not be advising on what should be done.
Willa Miller
Huntington Beach
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