It would only be fair, eh! She was the First Lady, when he was President, I can't see any reason for it not to be the other way around if she is President :)

Consort? First Gentleman? First Husband?

First Gentleman. *ahem*

Oh, ya'll, I miss Bubba. "First Husband" might be more karmically balancing.

Wow, are those two even still together? I haven't seen them together in ages...

I think he will still me Mr. President as he is now.

Hey, great question!! He probably will become the first ever First Man, because there will be nobody to be First Lady.

Maybe First Lord? But I don't know I don't think the government ever gave it any thought...I think they think it's never going to happen.

He'll be who he always was,...............Mr. Hillary Clinton

As First Man, it will be his job to greet and spend time with all of the visiting President's spouses. Oh NO <-- scratch that, we can't let him do that. Let's see, he'll be in charge of redecorating the White House, setting the food menus <-- no, that's not Bill either. I think he'll be more like a goodwill ambassador & help to broker deals behind the scenes, and work the international scene.

No he will remain First Whoremonger

1)"Should a female hold the office, the term First Gentleman may be the alternative to First Lady, though First Consort or some other style may be used." Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Lady http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Gentleman 2) "Mr. President The title "Mr. President" can be used for any democratically elected head of state that holds the role of President. It is never used for a commercial office, such as President of the Board. It is commonly associated with the President of the United States, though not exclusively. While in speaking of a president no longer in office, the phrase "Former President..." is often used. However, when addressing them personally people often retain "Mr. President". This is true of the Media. In a September 2007 interview, [Larry King] announced he would be interviewing "Former President Bill Clinton", but concluded the interview by saying "Thank you Mr. President". Feminization If the president is a woman, the phrase "Madam President" is used in place of "Mrs. President", the later can denote the [First Lady], though the phrase first lady is often used instead." Source and further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._President_(title) 3) For instance, you could say: Madam President Clinton and the First Gentleman, Former President Bill Clinton.

I guess he would be the First Gentleman which is comparable to First Lady.

Nah, he'll be first Lady! lol And we'll call the couple...HillBilly

I would think that First Gentleman would be more appropriate. ;-)

http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/121984

Obviously BC can't be the First Gentleman. He is not and never has been a gentleman. He's a lustful guttersnipe. He would become the First Pervert.

Who?