Rubenstein: The Clintons Are Still Very Influential

The video discusses the debate over the Electoral College's relevance, highlighting its historical context and challenges in changing it. It explores the Clintons' significant influence in US politics, their views on globalization, and the ongoing debate about the age of political candidates. The Clintons' potential impact on future elections is also examined.

What was one of the original purposes of the Electoral College?

• To simplify the election process

• To ensure direct election of the president

• To give smaller states more influence

• To help the South have more influence due to the slavery issue

How are Bill and Hillary Clinton compared to Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt in terms of influence?

• They have had no influence compared to the Roosevelts

• They have had a similar level of influence as the Roosevelts

• They have had more influence than the Roosevelts

• They have had less influence than the Roosevelts

What is a major concern regarding the age of political candidates?

• Older candidates may not represent the rank and file of the country

• Younger candidates are not experienced enough

• Older candidates are more popular

• Younger candidates are more likely to win elections

What is the Clintons' stance on globalization?

• They think it is here to stay despite challenges

• They think it should be completely reformed

• They believe it is going away

• They are against globalization

What was a significant action taken during President Clinton's office regarding globalization?

• Removing China from the WTO

• Starting a trade war with China

• Bringing China into the WTO

• Ending globalization

How are the Clintons perceived within the Democratic Party?

• They have no influence

• They are seen as outsiders

• They are highly respected and influential

• They are not respected

What is expected of Bill Clinton at the next Democratic convention?

• He will speak against the party

• He will not attend

• He will receive a standing ovation

• He will be ignored