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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see many liberals suddenly coming to the realization that Bill Clinton’s behavior towards women was inexcusable and his accusers were treated badly when they came forward during his presidency, but they also note that this epiphany comes when Democrats want the moral high ground in the Roy Moore saga and when the Clintons are of no use to them anymore. They also welcome the idea of a special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton, the Clinton Foundation, and Uranium One. And they note Rand Paul has hired a personal injury lawyer as the legal process unfolds against the neighbor who assaulted him, even as Sen. Paul asserts the two of them haven’t spoken in years.
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I shall believe the Democrats have repented being liars for 50 odd years when they apologize to Dallas for their instantaneous, deliberate creation of the “Climate of Right-wing hate in Dallas killed JFK” narrative.
I think the turning on Bill is mostly because the Clintons have lost most of their mojo, and the Democrats want to completely cut off their mojo, so it will never rise again. The Donna Brazile book is part of the same push.