"When you love someone...."

I have been sitting on this, just thinking about what was said and my reaction to the words when I heard them the first night that they were said. Why? Because the feeling that they evoked was revulsion and disbelief when they came from the mouth of the one saying them.

I cannot get into the heads of Bill and Hillary, but I don't trust (nor like what I know/see) either of them.
"Billiary" is the term that ran through my head when I was watching him speak the words... as in "Gall" bladder.

The problem that I have with his words is the 'when you love someone' aspect of it and the history of HIS behavior... When you love someone you cheat on that someone? You have sex with many others? You have sex with a young female in the White House while married to another?

Does he really know the meaning of the word "LOVE"? Because he certainly does NOT know the meaning of Fidelity, Faithfulness... nor of the meaning of wedding vows.

The two of them have a very strange relationship, to say the least.

One article did not quote him, but did add a bit to it, highlighted below:

Clinton told a crowd of about 200 people Thursday morning
that when he was running for president,
he didn't care what anyone said about him.
But he says it's harder to ignore when you love someone and think she would be good in the job.

The actual quote is found here:

Bill Clinton seemed to acknowledge that he might have to tone it down,
when one woman at an event said she was sick of seeing all of the "bickering and baiting"
between Hillary and Obama.
"That is pretty good advice," he said. "It is interesting, that is probably good advice for me, too.
This is a lot harder for me than campaigning for myself ever was.
When I was running, I didn't give a rip what anyone was saying about me.
But when you love someone, it is harder."