The Guild 6-5-2003 Need to vent about Hillary's book - This is the place

SFGate ^ | 6-4-2003 | CALVIN WOODWARD and SIOBHAN McDONOUGH

[BigWaveBetty]

Hillary Rodham Clinton shows her softer side in her new book, taking some responsibility for "botching" health care reform and not being sensitive enough to people who thought she should be a traditional first lady.

But the New York senator does not apologize for the causes she felt passionate about.

[Iowa Granny]

Thanks for mention of this book. I will look for it when I go to Barnes and Noble next week in my first of many escapades to move the Shrills book to the fiction section.

Another book I will be buying in the one by the former WH aid,,, military fella, retired. Having a senior momment, just now,,, I'll think of it while I'm at Mass and post the name later.

[Timeout]

MoDowd reveals in her latest column that the Bushies call John Edwards

"The Breck Girl".

LOLOLOLOLOLOL!

[Timeout]

It really hurts me to put this up, but here goes:

What did they do to her teeth??? Looks like they used the same guy who airbrushed Gore's...um...package.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

She sure aged a lot from the book cover to the cover of Time. My gosh, her face even changed shape!

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

HOLD THE BUS!!!! I bet that the book photo and Time photo are from the same photo session!!! Same turtleneck and same earrings!!!!

[Timeout]

So.....either Hillary's people "supplied" Time with its cover shot or Time shot the cover for her publisher.

Sounds like something Howell Raines would do.

[habs4ever]

Good catch! Don't you love her ageless hands, as well...just like a teenage girl's.Time Mag is about as hard hitting as a copy of Us.

[MaeWest]

Ahaaa! BINGO!!

[BigWaveBetty]

Ouch, someone over at Time doesn't like hilly very much.

Good news for Sandra Bullock.

Actress Sandra Bullock won a permanent injunction Friday forbidding any contact by a Michigan man who allegedly harassed her with voicemail, faxes and phone calls.

Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon signed the order after Thomas James Weldon, 34, failed to appear for a hearing.

Bullock did not come to court. Her lawyer, Ed McPherson, told reporters that Weldon had been stalking the actress for 18 months but she has never seen him.

No criminal charges were filed against him and McPherson said none were sought.

"We just wanted our client protected," he said.

He said that Weldon, who is from Michigan but is "fairly transient," has a history of psychiatric problems.

"Hopefully he will get some help and not fixate on Ms. Bullock," McPherson said.

Bullock had obtained a temporary restraining order earlier. The current injunction is in effect for three years.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2003/06/06/state1733EDT0118.DTL

This story give me an idea. Can we file a class action restraining order on the clintons? Restraining them from all radio, tv, newspapers, books and magazines. And they can only go out in public between the hours of 1am and 4am. :-)

[BigWaveBetty]

I was yelling this obivious conclusion to one of the many benefits of liberating Iraq at most of the Sunday shows last week. Most of the Sunday talk was "where are the MWD's?" and barely a mention of President Bush's trip to the M.E. as he was there when these shows were running. And shockingly enough not one mention of this benefit of removing Saddam to help the M.E. situtation.

I swear some of the left have such nerve! How do they look at themselves in the mirror? (oh wait, they probably can't see their reflection.)

Snipping form WSJ:

The U.S. and European left may think the war in Iraq served no useful purpose. But it certainly has changed the politics of the Middle East. For the first time in years, the Palestinian conflict is suddenly moving in the right direction.

President Bush's peace plan may still turn out to be a yellow brick road map. But his trip to the region this week, on the heels of his deposing of Saddam Hussein, scored major concessions. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon promised to dismantle illegal settlements in Palestinian areas, while the new Palestinian leader renounced terrorism against Israel and vowed to end the intifada that Yasser Arafat began in 2000.

The pledges offered by Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas are especially encouraging--in no small part because the language he used to make them was Arabic. Arafat (who was nowhere to be seen, another Bush achievement) was well-known for making conciliatory statements in English but incitements to violence in the language of the Arab street. There is no way his fellow Palestinians can mistake Mr. Abbas's message this time.

Wednesday's meeting could not have happened in the Saddam era, when Palestinian suicide bombers were being bankrolled by the Iraqi regime to kill Israeli civilians. Israelis understand that Saddam's removal has improved their strategic depth, while Palestinians have seen that terror is a dead end. Call it the Iraq War dividend. Another Mideast war benefit is the sudden change of heart by the leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Bahrain. They too met with Mr. Bush this week, calling terrorism a "plague" and vowing to stanch the flow of money to terrorist groups attacking Israel. Hamas and Hezbollah--hitherto honored as the "resistance"--were for the first time included on the terror list.More

[BigWaveBetty]

Presidential hopeful Sen. John Kerry, D- Mass, asks Sandy Mitchell during a campaign stop to please stop talking to his good ear, that can he hear all he needs to know with his non-hearing ear, while mentioning he is a Vietanm Veteran at the home of former N.H. State Sen. Bev Hollingworth, Saturday, June 7, 2003, in Hampton, N.H. (AP Photo/Tim Boyd)tr

[BigWaveBetty]

Jewish Ultra-Orthodox man walks by a wall plastered with posters displaying U.S President George W. Bush (news - web sites) dressed in military fatigues over a slogan that reads in Hebrew 'excellent soldier' in a street in central Jerusalem Sunday June 8, 2003.(AP photo/Oded Balilty)

[BigWaveBetty]

Have you seen this little guy yet? He's as big as a can of soda.

Linda Skeels-Hopson holds Tiny Pinocchio, who she believes is the world's smallest dog at home Friday, April 11, 2003, in St. Petersburg, Fla. Tiny Pinocchio, a steel blue and tan 1-year-old Yorkshire terrier, tips the scales at an even 1 pound. He is 8 inches long, stands 4.5 inches tall at his shoulder, and fits comfortably in a baseball cap. (AP Photo/St Petersburg Times, Cherie Diez)

[Iowa Granny]

From the look on Tiny Pinoccio's face, HE is not one bit happy about that red heart she put on HIS head.

[Endeavor]

I wish old baba had asked her how she feels about her husband's attempts at destroying Paula Jones and her right to a fair hearing?

[Cordova Belle]

Thanks, Betty, for posting this!!! Got to my desk this morning, brought up Drudge, and---aghast!--to be hit in the face that early in the moring with a shamelessly air-brused picture of Hillary and all the free TV publicity she's getting over this book-tripe was enough to send me into depession--even on a Sunday morning!

If I ventilated how I REALLY feel about Hillary and her book filled with lies from cover to cover (not to mention hatred for decent people like Bob Dole and Ken Starr) the Admin Moderator would have to delete my post.

How I pray to God this book tanks--worse than Algore and Tipper's. But with ALL this ceaseless PUBLICITY--plus the teaser of finding out how she dealt with the Monica revelations (again, all concocted out of pure fiction--)I'm afraid it's going to sell.

How I pray not.
May everyone reading this thread encourage every relative and acquaintace to boycott this shameless, self-serving, grasping, malicious woman's book.

[MaeWest]

I can't help but think it is going to go down in flames. Who would buy it? A good portion of her followers can't/don't read. The elitist lefty portion of her fans are going to be fearful of looking unsophisticated buying obvious lies. No one wants to be played the fool.

[mountaineer]

The TIME magazine cover says "Hillary in her own words." May we assume, then, that the article will not be quoting from the book which, as we all know, wasn't even remotely close to being written by the 'beaste?

[Iowa Granny]

I wish old baba had asked her how she feels about her husband's attempts at destroying Paula Jones and her right to a fair hearing?

I wish ole baba would ask her how she feels about the purtrid example she set for Chels and other young women.

[Iowa Granny]

Hey folks. Maybe this is a cleaver idea for the afternoon. "Questions we WISH baba would ask Shrill".