Washington (CNN) -- Who needs the Kardashians -- or has time for them, anyway -- when "Keeping up with the Clintons" is so entertaining. Not to mention exhausting. Karl Rove raises the idea that Hillary Clinton suffered a traumatic brain injury, and the debate rages: A. A low blow reckless gossip nugget? B. A legitimate point about her health and her transparency? C. Proof Republicans are so afraid of her they are getting hyper-tough now, hoping she chooses the calm of civilian life? D. All of the above? As you debate that, consider this sage observation from Bill Clinton, the former President who for decades now has reveled in dishing out political advice and analysis: "You can't get too upset about it. It's just the beginning. They will get better at it."
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Republican strategist Karl Rove asked if Hillary Clinton had suffered brain injury
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Bill Clinton laughed off Rove's attack, saying, "They'll get better at it"
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Clinton confidant thinks the "cheap shot" makes it more likely that she'll run
Bill Clinton
Clinton
And a week, or maybe two weeks, of building the list of questions, both policy and personal, awaiting a @placeholder 2016 campaign.
Karl Rove
Karl Rove
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Bill Clinton guaranteed that this week even as he shrugged off the @placeholder attack.
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton
It's part of what makes the @placeholder chatter so fascinating.