And there's no trap door under Helen's seat?
BILL Clinton is using his substantial mental faculties to analyze one of the great enigmas of our time: Harvey Weinstein.
"Something happens to you when you’re a child and makes you feel that if you really want to have an impact in life, you have to be in a hurry - and you can’t be milquetoast," Bubba tells Ken Auletta in this week’s New Yorker profile of the Miramax chief. [What the Sam Hill does this mean? He's obviously talking about himself.]
"I don’t know much about [Weinstein’s] life before he got heavy into politics, but there’s something that planted a deep yearning in him that would let him define the work of his life, at least in part, by how much he got done quick," says Clinton, who has worked closely with Weinstein on several Democratic fund-raising campaigns.
"I think guys like him, and me, if you’re not careful, you miss a lot of other things in life." Page Six
Also from Page Six:
FOR a supposed man of the people, Harlem Democratic Rep. Charlie Rangel sure doesn’t travel like one. At Thursday night’s birthday party for Margo Catsimatidis, wife of supermarket tycoon John, he told guests he had been forced by the snow to take the subway for "the first time in ages." Also on hand: Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Andrew Cuomo and Sale Johnson. [Isn't Sale Johnson one of x42's girlfriends? Hillary certainly is magnanimous.