[afraidfortherepublic]

Priceless!

[knarf]

so would ‘rules for radicals’, azzhole .. and your commie buddies would have been shot 30 years ago.

[luvbach1]

“Their authors are comparative nobodies trying to get rich by feeding off the greatness of someone toward whom they ought to be showing greater respect. To suggest that the Clintons may have been motivated by anything other than an extraordinary commitment to public service is a libel that should not be tolerated.”

That is one of the most ridiculous, fatuous, stupid, asinine statements ever made, exceeded only by the suggestion that ant-clinton books be banned. So only rich nobodies like the Clintons deserve to get rich (I sould say richer).

[lee martell]

I think if anyone could say that with credibility, it would be Sarah Palin, who to this day, is slandered in the press, and libeled in print. Hillary needs to just shut it on this topic. You wanted to poke your nose into everbody’s life with your grand policies and by supporting that Obamacare Frankenstein? Fine. Now it’s our turn to discuss the ruins of culture. Deal with it. Besides, dictators don’t tend to have the most pleasant of lives, think of our old friend Nicolae Ceausescu after the Romainian Revolution of 1989.

[M Kehoe]

Bttt.

5.56mm

[Chode]

looks like ya hooked a few more... 8^)

[hometoroost]

I got three sentences in before I thought to check to see that it was satire. It’s not to hard to believe that the Clinton machine would have suggested something like this though.

[FlingWingFlyer]

If Nicky and Slick Willie’s wife can’t take the heat, they need to get out of the kitchen. This isn’t Fahrenheit 451.

[Flintlock]

Geeeeezz..................

“Book Banning”

Where have we heard that stuff before?

[Fiji Hill]

The “despicable nonsense” books Merrill is saying ought to be censored include The First Family Detail by Ronald Kessler, Clinton, Inc. by Daniel Halper and Blood Feud by Ed Klein.

These books belong on the list of books to read during the American Library Associan's Banned Book Week.

[PATRIOT1876]

She lives by the premise that “Some animals are more equal than others”...she took Napoleon to be the hero in that book. She thinks that Orwell’s 1984 is blueprint instead of a warning.

[Pajamajan]

Book-Banning BUMP

[jonascord]

Can suggesting that all Democrats be rounded up and gassed, as a benefit to world culture, economy and health, be considered as humor and satire?

[Impala64ssa]

I remember when these same progs ridiculed Christian Fundamentalists who tried to ban Huck Finn from the schools because they claimed it contained sexual innuendos. The same hypocrites who now try to ban the very same book, because it contains the dreaded N-WORD. Never mind that Mark Twain was a staunch abolishionist.

[KevinB]

It’s satire, folks.

[Fear The People]

I like Michelle Obama's famous quote about Hillary and Bill:

The Obama's and Clinton's despise one another with a passion.
There was an actual “physical altercation” between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in the White House (no word on who won).

Michelle Obama calls Hillary the “Hildebeast” among other nasty comments, my favorite above.

- Edward Klein in his book, "Blood Feud".