Former U.S. President Bill Clinton isn't eyeing a return to the White House just yet, but he is thinking about what people will call him if his wife Hillary – the former first lady – becomes the 45th president. First gentleman? FGOTUS? First man? 'Let's say, if a woman became president, we could – I could be called 'Adam.' I don't know,' Mr. Clinton told cooking show host Rachael Ray on Thursday, according to snippets released before the episode aired. The idea of the legendary lothario as 'first gentleman' usually brings eye-rolls from conservatives and lip-biting from liberals, but Hillary Clinton is the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic Party's nomination next year.
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In a riff on 'first man,' Former president told cooking show host Rachael Ray that 'I could be called 'Adam.' I don't know'
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He would likely still be referred to as 'Mr. President,' the same as today, but he said in 2007 that he liked a Scottish friend's idea: 'first laddie'
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'President Clinton' would suddenly no longer be enough to distinguish the two spouses
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'First gentleman' has been the traditional choice in other countries
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Sarah Palin's husband actually went by 'First Dude' when she was Alaska's governor
READY FOR HILLARY: Mrs. @placeholder has been first lady, a US senator and secretary of state – and now reportedly wants the ultimate brass ring