ATLANTA - She made her way to the front of the crowd and
demanded a kiss from President Bill Clinton.

And though he
seemed temporarily taken aback, she eventually got one.

In situations like this, it probably helps to be 93 years old.

Ginger Gold interrupted the proceedings at a Friday evening
event of the Anti-Defamation League in Atlanta where Clinton
was due to speak.

Before he could begin his remarks, she
shouted from the front row: "I came to kiss you!"

Clinton had
no snappy comeback handy and appeared momentarily flummoxed.

He paused before beginning his remarks as Gold blew him kisses
with both hands.

But after the speech was finished and he made
his customary hand-shaking, back-slapping, hugging progress
along the velvet rope at the front of the room, Clinton
repeatedly kissed the gray-haired woman.

She kissed him back
with gusto and said, "I love you."

[When questioned about the incident later Clinton asked the
reporters to define "kissing."]