What would have Clinton done about Iraq?

Clinton would have been wise enough to realize that it's much easier to start a war than it is to end one.

As for Bush's intelligence I think you're misunderestimating him.

Personally I like Clinton. I also think he is very smart - perhaps one of the smartest U.S. presidents in recent history. However, I agree with some of the forumers here that, if he were still the president, he might not have done things too differently from Bush. Even though the U.S. president is powerful, he still has to rely on people around him in making decisions. I don't think the CIA would have done a better job under Clinton to provide him with more accurate intelligence information on Iraq. EVEN Colin Powell (he SHOULD BE the president instead) was fooled, so I don't think Clinton would have been able to do better. However, given his diplomatic skills, he would definitely have been able to rally more support from other countries instead of alienating almost the entire world. (I still believe that the current anti-American sentiment so prevalent in the world now has a lot to do with the style of Bush and his administration or just Bush himself rather than with the American people per se.) As commander-in-chief, Clinton might have been able to avoid some of the errors that Bush made, e.g. not sending enough troops to Iraq in the initial phase and making those stupid and arrogant remarks like "mission accomplished" or "bring 'em on" (WTF!!!!).