Nordlinger is an editor for the National Review who's been covering the Clintons for a couple of years. Published by The Weekly Standard: a very conservative magazine, Nordlinger tries to explain the recent move as an attempt to put out the fire that have erupted the Clintons since leaving the White House. From what I perceived reading this article the main

What is Jay Nordlinger bias? One that's obvious is all his critics about Clinton are distrusting. Certainly the former President has made mistakes just like most of us but Nordlinger is taking it to an extreme to say that the black community has been and is being fooled. If Nordlinger job is to always criticize Clinton, how could he possibly know if the president actually helped the blacks? Its impossible for one to see the right side if you're always looking for the wrong side. It seems to me that our previous president has helped the African-American social status, and people should try acknowledging this fact instead of finding an unsupportive reason for this encouraging outcome.

issue Nordlings is trying to prove is that whether our former president is using African-Americans to talk to White people? Meaning does Clinton do what he does because he wants to help the African-American society or just to improve Americans impression about him?

Surprisingly everyone

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