title: Clinton Campaign Attack Dog Warns Trump And Sanders To Stay Away From Bill’s Infidelity
text: Hey, everything is fair game in this war to win the White House. The Clintons have their attack dog in John Podesta who s about as radical and devious as they come. It s pretty interesting that all of a sudden the Democrats are saying you need to keep it clean. They certainly don t have the moral high ground in anything political. Podesta must be desperate. What a putz!A top aide for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton s campaign on Monday ripped attacks on Bill Clinton s past infidelity by GOP rival Donald Trump, saying Trump has gone  in the gutter. Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta also issued a warning to Clinton s Democratic rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) to stay away from the topic. I hope he s not going there,  Podesta said of Sanders during an appearance on MSNBC s  Andrea Mitchell Reports  after the host noted it seems  there s some piling on here  by Sanders. He said that he s going to run a positive campaign, that he wasn t going to go in for personal attacks and I take him at his word on that,  Podesta continued. But I hope he s not thinking about going there, because, again, I think what Trump has done to go in the gutter is reprehensible,  the Clinton campaign chairman added. PODESTA ON BRINGING BILL S SEXUAL EXPLOITS INTO THE CAMPAIGN:  Sanders fielded a question late Friday at a town hall in Iowa about Bill Clinton s affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Hillary Clinton is not Bill Clinton. What Bill Clinton did, I think we can all acknowledge was totally, totally, totally disgraceful and unacceptable. But I am running against Hillary Clinton. I am not running against Bill Clinton,  Sanders told the questioner, according to The Washington Post.Trump has for several weeks knocked the Clintons over Bill Clinton s sexual history, and on Sunday argued that Hillary was  an enabler  for her husband.Clinton s campaign manager maintained on Monday that Bill Clinton  remains an asset for us. Via: The Hill