“ Will the real Bill Clinton please stand up?”

That’s what you would

say if President Clinton and this Bill

impersonator sat in the same

room together. He is a comedian and actor

whose appearance is so authentic

that when the real president speaks on

television, his two year old son

says “Daddy!”

A former real estate agent from Florida, he

recalls, “Not a day would go by

when someone wouldn’t come up to me and ask

if I’m Bill Clinton, or tell

me how much I look like the president.” He

found all this amusing, considering

that it all started as a big joke around the office

about the time of the

presidential election. “Every day, when I would

return to my office, there

would be another picture of Bill Clinton on my

desk... so I decided not to

let the opportunity pass me by.”

He now pursues the role of Bill Clinton and Mr.

President on a full time

basis for television, film and special events. To

prepare, he wets his hair,

applies a grey mousse, and then blows it dry

using white hair spray for highlights.

The final look is extremely believable, but it

doesn’t stop there.

He is accompanied by four or five people as

Secret Service agents, complete

with earpieces and sunglasses, and occasionally

has a limousine decked out

with American flags with the stereo blasting Hail

to the Chief.

The likeness to Bill Clinton as Mr. President has

garnered him national

recognition on such shows as The Tonight Show,

Entertainment Tonight,

CBS Morning News, CNN, Larry King Live and

Dateline NBC. He has also been

a celebrity guest on television shows from Japan

to Germany. He has even

learned to play the saxophone.

His greatest satisfaction came at a political rally

where Bill Clinton was

running late. Hillary Clinton was sent to greet

the crowd; as she walked five

feet in front of him, the first lady did a HARD

double-take. Later, one of the

president’s campaign workers came up and

shook his hand, saying,

“I just had to meet the CLINTON CLONE.”

His future prospects involve greater national

exposure. He has appeared

dozens of times on The Tonight Show, in the film

Naked Gun 33-1/3, and

featured in the movie Contact, with Jodie Foster

and Matt McConaughey.

One should expect to see more of him in the

future. In fact, the next time you

see Bill Clinton on television, in the newspaper,

or at your local McDonald’s,

you may want to take a closer look. It just might

be "HIM"