Timing of Clinton Memoir Is Everything, for Kerry

NY Times ^ | April 13, 2004 | JIM RUTENBERG and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK

[mikrofon]

"... once upon a time there was a president who actually thought about how you strengthen the middle class and did a good job steering the economy."

A fairy tale, I see -- obviously not a morality play...

[InvisibleChurch]

the truth is fire-resistant

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Could be. Besides, Bill was busy raping and pillaging in Arkansas to be bothered with being a husband and father. Then there was his squeeze Susan McDougal, whose "husband" Bill had murdered in prison because he knew too much and was getting ready to talk. Sad to think America was so gullible so as to elect an organized crime syndicate to run the country for eight years. And thank God for GW (despite his shortcomings).

[Charles Henrickson]

"This book is going to create store traffic. . . ."

So does a good electrical fire.

[noodler]

Yes I vomit so hard when having to read anything about cX, I realise I've been played to a degree.This X has the power of the devil behind him.

[Charles Henrickson]

Clinton is like an STD that never goes away.

The Man from Herpes.

[Nita Nupress]

I would rather eat pig snot than read one paragraph of this book. And when it comes out, I'll be staying off FR and turning off the TV lest I get nauseated.

[Charles Henrickson]

my prediction is that his piece of garbage will land atop the nytimeslist for a couple weeks then be used for squashing bugs and propping up tables with short legs

Building a Bridge to the Sale Bin.

[Spotsy]

the truth is fire-resistant

LOL! Great observation!

[HurricaneD]

"At other points he recalls casual conversations at a gas station and at a barbecue restaurant that helped him decide to run again for governor of Arkansas after getting voted out of office."

Too bad his memory wasn't this good when he was under oath. What a clown. I for one wish he would just go away. Hearing about Clinton is like stepping in something that you can't get off your shoe. Smells bad and is very annoying.

[noodler]

between good and evil is more clear than at any time yet people are more concerned with pickin' out little bits while confronting a wall of evil.The minions abound now and tangle forthright mind.

[Verginius Rufus]

Bill Clinton doesn't even know who his own daddy was...we shouldn't expect him to know who Chelsea's daddy was either.

[Spotsy]

Like nabbing Bin Laden for instance . . . he never did get around to it.

I recall that in the immediate wake of 9/11, Bill visited Ground Zero and was wading through the crowds, doing a lot of lip biting when Rita Cosby (or perhaps another female FOX anchor) caught up with him and asked for his thoughts.

Narcissistic Bill said something like, "Bin Laden, I could've had him" and some other things along those lines.

If FOX could dig up this video, I believe it would more damning than the NewsMax audiotape.

[SkyPilot]

If the NY Slimes is worried about this--then that is a good thing.

As for the puffy BJ receptor---to the narcissist, there is no "other."

[CyberAnt]

Clinton has scheduled a book signing in BOSTON THE WEEK OF THE CONVENTION.

I'd say they don't want Kerry to win very badly!

I just wonder if this same tactic will be used if Hillary is the VP ..?? Hmmmm?

[wingster]

I really hope that Hillary is the VP candidate....please, please, please...!!

That'll knock Kerry down further!

[glorgau]

"He takes a long time to finish things and he's never happy, and he fills up the wastebasket."

I thought it was the sink that he was filling up.

[upchuck]

Mr. Clinton, for his part, has increased the nervous speculation about the book in Democratic circles by making a habit of picking up the phone to regale friends with long passages and even chapters of his prose.

Oh, Puke! I can hear him on the phone... "Heh, heh, yeah, I'm a pretty big deal. Hear, listen to this... blah, blah, blah, and then I put my hand, blah, blah, and she said, blah, blah, heh, heh, yeah, she was quite a woman."

What a totally arrogant, narcissistic, conceited a$$hole!

[PMCarey]

Publishers are typically loath to release major works of newsworthy nonfiction either during the slow summer months of July and August

Nonfiction? And this applies to Bubba's book, how?

[CyberAnt]

I sure hope so! I'm counting on it.