Further troubles can come if the Republicans, who have long tried to portray the Clintons as people who don't follow rules, choose cheerfully to dig further into the couple's past — a landscape littered with shards of political glass. The eight years of Bill Clinton's presidency had its share of scandals — Whitewater (a controversial real estate deal in Arkansas), the women (Paula Jones, Gennifer Flowers, Monica Lewinsky to name a few), White House deputy counsel Vince Foster's suicide and removal of his files by Clinton aides, and finally his impeachment by the House of Representatives. Although the Senate acquitted him, the humiliation can always be revisited since Bill could potentially be First Husband. Republican contender Rand Paul has already asked if the American people want to let a "serial philanderer" back into the White House. Ouch.