Poor Bill Clinton....

He's resigned to the fact that Bob Johnson wasn't talking about activism:

Mr. Clinton then lit into the Obama campaign for its "overtly racist" opposition research piece labeling Mrs. Clinton as a senator from India "(D-Punjab)." Pressed further on Mr. Johnson's comments, Mr. Clinton retreated a bit, disclaiming any advance knowledge of his remarks on the part of the campaign. "Bob Johnson said what he said yesterday. Nobody knew what he was going to say. It wasn't part of any planned strategy." Mr. Clinton also said campaign officials did not plan for the Attorney General of New York, Andrew Cuomo, to use the term "shuck and jive" in what appeared to some to be a reference to Mr. Obama's campaign, but which Mr. Cuomo said was a general comment about campaigning techniques in New Hampshire and Iowa. "Certainly, nobody had any advance notice of anything Attorney General Cuomo said," Mr. Clinton said.

And agrees that caucuses aren't really Democratic (true, but don't admit it before the freakin' caucuses!!!)

Asked about the New York senator’s chances in Saturday’s upcoming caucus, [Bill] Clinton eluded to the recent criticism he and his wife have been voicing of the caucus process. “A caucus is different. It’s not like an election,” he said. “So we’re doing the best we can.”