She is more of a Clintonian centrist and a populist than the patrician New England senator.
In short, the Republicans are reinventing themselves by responding to Clintonian criticism and learning from their mistakes.
Republicans will bristle at the comparison, but Mr Bush is Clintonian in both his partisanship and his energy.
The Republicans may control more governorships, but Clintonian ideas dominate governors' mansions across the country, from Little Rock to Sacramento.
In primaries across America his sunny Clintonian optimism went down well with the independent voters whom Mr Kerry needs to lure.
Instead, it appeared as if Bush were a younger, more energetic -- dare I say, more "Clintonian" candidate than the buttoned-up Gore.
When he got there, he found Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers, the twin titans of Clintonian neoliberalism, who had jetted in on a private plane.
Thanks to Clintonian indifference and mismanagement, the CIA seems to have morphed into a timid, deskbound organization too reliant on gadgetry at the expense of on-the-ground agents.
The immorality of a Clintonian gambit that will have the effect of providing political and economic life-support for Castro is evident in a passage from the Times' article.
And as the Republican battle became increasingly bitter Mr McCain slammed his opponent for what he called "sleazy" campaign tactics, he accused the governor's tactics of being so "Clintonian" it was "scary".
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