Bill’s female ‘fanclub’ backfires. Can't forget the act

The teen behind Bill looked at times like she was having trouble taking him seriously
Women and young girls on Monday in New Hampshire looked like they would rather be anywhere else than on stage with former President Bill Clinton.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton made his first solo campaign appearance in support of his wife's White House bid on Monday in Nashua, New Hampshire, but the female voters standing behind him on stage  and one eighth-grader  were stone-faced and unimpressed.

They stood on risers through his 28-minute speech at Nashua Community College, alternating between frowns, grimaces and eye-rolls, even looking uninterested as they applauded a few of Clinton's lines.

While a largely appreciative audience hung on Bill's every word, an elderly woman at the edge of the stage cast her eyes downward and looked like she was having trouble staying awake.

And a young woman standing in the back against of Bill Clinton backdrop closed her eyes for significant stretches of time as TV cameras rolled and a girl in front of her scowled and fought off a yawn.

The New Hampshirites standing on stage with Bill were all smiles as he was introduced, but quickly seemed bored once he began talking.