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[Ocelot II]

1. The Clintons are not Democratic politicians; they are private citizens.

But it would be appropriate and not hypocritical if they did.

[Drunken Irishman]

2. Is it every elected Democrat - or every Democrat?

From what I've gathered, Obama hasn't weighed in, either. So, I don't think they should. They don't hold office anymore. Plus, as you suggested, it's not a good look for Bill to say anything in regards to sexual harassment. But again, since they're not office holders right now, I don't think it's really needed.

[calguy]

3. The Clintons are out of government

They're probably thinking it's not their place to influence public opinion, especially a case like this aftet what Bill went thru.

[spooky3]

4. As NYers, they will likely be asked. I think Hillary at least may use the Amy Klobuchar response

when she was asked about Al Franken (whose situation was entirely different from Cuomo's IMHO): "I think he will do the right thing."

[Budi]

5. Why would either of them be expected to weigh in?

Their opinion since 2016 has clearly been rendered irrelevant by the political Media & opponants, so why now?

Neither are a part of the current political field.
Not at the Federal nor State level.
What has GW Bush said?

I wouldn't even expect nor demand they offer an opinion on this matter.

[comradebillyboy]

6. What's the purpose of this provocation?

[happy feet]

7. Ditto

[LizBeth]

8. Bill Clinton got a consensual BJ from an adult woman. HRC did nothing. Why couldn't they speak up?

Where would your hypocrisy be?