I don't think he's the one saying he's vegan, though.
He looks so much healthier. I am convinced that Clinton is right when he says that changing his diet saved his life.That was what I was also thinking.
I think it's great that he has dumped the junk food and has lost a lot of weight.
Full article: Bill Clinton pretending to be a vegan so he can talk about being a vegan (The Daily Caller, 3. September 2013)Clinton himself confirmed it in an interview with CNN’s Sanjay Gupta in 2011. Though he admitted, “Once in a while, literally in well over a year now, at Thanksgiving, I had one bite of turkey.”
Full article: Bill Clinton pretending to be a vegan so he can talk about being a vegan (The Daily Caller, 3. September 2013)
he said "essentially a plant based diet" right in the beginning. I think he was stricter in the beginning right after his heart surgery, or the PB doctors woudn't have endorsed him. I think he uses fish as his "meat crutch". It's better than nothing, and he is a great speaker, but it is too bad he just doesn't go all the way. I'm glad Chlesea is though
I think there are several camps regarding Bill Clinton's diet:
1. Those who admire him for trying to eat a little healthier and maybe are even inspired to eat a little healthier themselves.
2. Those who don't give a crap about his diet and continue with their own unhealthy (or healthy) diet.
3. Those who are disappointed that he's not a strict vegan and resent the fact that a lot of people think he is, which only leads to more confusion about what constitutes a vegan diet and what doesn't.
I'm in all three camps.