When the president climbed onto a stage to address the troops,
 their heads were turned toward Clinton's daughter, who was
 happily smiling and shaking hands.

 Clinton good-naturedly complained about it after he was
 introduced by a base commander.

 ``From the reception you gave my daughter, I thought he was
 going to say I was Chelsea's father, too,'' Clinton said.

 Throughout their eight-hour visit, it was Chelsea's hand that the
 troops most wanted to shake.

 ``Where's Chelsea?'' shouted Pfc. Wendy Pierre-Francois of
 New York City.

 Chelsea, a junior at Stanford University in California, is a frequent
 traveler with her parents. She was with her father solo after first
 lady Hillary Rodham Clinton dropped off a 10-day European
 tour to return to the United States and campaign for a New York
 Senate seat.

 On Monday night in Sofia, Bulgaria, she was out late with her