For many, Hillary Clinton’s most recent scandal regarding the use of a non-government server for her personal email accounts while conducting highly sensitive and confidential government business may come as somewhat of a revelation in terms of the enormous publicity she has received given the potential consequences that may ensue from her actions, including but not limited to her being indicted on a criminal offense. For some, especially the young and the innocent, Clinton may, in fact, be looked upon as a dignified matriarch – a crossover between a grande dame and the next coming of a political guardian angel for women in America. For many others, an elder coterie of more savvy political zealots, including some habitué political aficionados, like me, who have followed the woman’s path going back to her Wellesley College days circa 1969, our image of Clinton comes as quite a different variety, to wit, as our own modern-day version of Bonnie of the famed 1930s outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, as does that of husband Bill, who also comes as a consummate match of Clyde in this, our contemporary rendition of semblances between both these two outlaw couples.

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