Chelsea Clinton says it again!

Chelsea Clinton has again berated a questioner for asking about "that woman". Have good manners left the political arena too? It's nobody's business because it has nothing to do with this campaign.

She told her questioner at a student center at North Carolina State University yesterday, “It’s none of your business….That is something that is personal to my family. I'm sure there are things that are personal to your family that you don't think are anyone else's business either.’’ She did add this, however, "I don't think you should be voting for or against my mother because of my father.'' Good answer!

There was a time when politicians didn't want their relatives popping up. Jimmy Carter had his brother, Ronald Reagan had his son, and Bill Clinton had his mother! Hillary Clinton, though, can't be too upset by her daughter's interventions. In fact, Chelsea can't be too upset by her own remarks. If ever she runs for President, she has already put down her markers!

Chelsea Clinton ticks off questioner

Maybe Chelsea Clinton should consider running for president if her mother fails to get the nomination. Obviously not now, she's barred by the 35 years old rule, but later on.

When a questioner at Butler University, Indianapolis, asked if her mother's credibility had been injured by the infamous sexual relationship her father had with the White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, she replied like this. "Wow, you're the first person actually that's ever asked me that question in the, I don't know, maybe 70 college campuses I've now been to.'' Then she fired, "And I do not think that is any of your business."

Quite right. Maybe the questioner would like to be asked publicly about personal activities affecting his/her family life? Chelsea added, "And I also don't think that should be the last question." She fielded one more, on global warming, and wrapped it up.

Nice touch. Maybe her mother should take lessons in straight talking!