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Californiajones writes: "I especially appreciate the moderate tone and style of this article -- no rabid attack dog fangs -- which actually makes the facts of the article stick."

strategofr writes: "The entire book, Hillary's Secret War, by Richard Poe, is the same way (this seems to be an excerpt, perhaps not properly labelled.) It is the most devastating thing ever written on Hillary---by a wide margin."

Once again, strategofr, thanks for the plug!

And yes, for anyone who doesn't know, this is an excerpt from my book Hillary's Secret War — part of a ten-part series now running on WorldNetDaily.com. The installments of the series are labeled as such on WND, but it looks as if murdoog forgot to copy the slugline and editor's note which would have clarified that.

No matter. Thanks for posting it, murdoog!

I just caught the last half of PRIMARY COLORS on tv a few weeks back. I was impressed with one thing from the very gifted but very pc/now insane director Mike Nichols (who once gave us THE GRADUATE and WIT but sank to strange blasphemous lows in his truncated ANGELS OVER AMERICA) -- how this group of Hollywoodites and lefties managed to make a film about the political corruption and idolatry of the Clintons. Emotionally, it felt real -- even if the facts were skewed. What did you think of that film, Mr. Poe?

And are there any redeeming qualities at all in Hill or Bill? I recall meeting with my pastor, a very famous local LA guy, right before Monica, and he had been at the White House and met with Bill Clinton. He said that he sincerely believed that Clinton was a believer. In light of that, I recall hearing through the Starr frenzy, that Bill actually had a period of time in which he tried to be faithful and it was Monica who shattered that attempt. (Funny how this was the time he should have been nailing Bin Laden instead of her... but God oversees legacy, not man).

Anyway, I guess I am straining for some human qualities in Hillary and to a lesser extent Bill. Some mark of human kindness beyond the Madame Mao mask. Without having read your book, is there anything of true American spirit in her? It scares me that she does know a bit about Presbyterianism (liberation theology!) and that she will try to conjure up a sort of Oprah spirituality in order to win the religious vote when she runs. Any thoughts and thanks again for your excellent writings. I will be getting the book.

Also what did you think of Ambrose Pritchard's book on them? That man is excellent, though I may have gotten the name wrong, he is a conservative anti Marxist Brit writer.