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"Clinton, whose 2004 memoir "My Life" was a best seller,"

Really? In all the houses I've been in, I've seen it in exactly ONE. A neighbor, and after that, I really questioned her judgement.

Correction: it was a LIBERAL best-seller. Which goes on to show the Democrats don't have any one with his stature. Quick Question: who is the last living Democratic President in our lifetime besides Bubba? The one the Democrats kept as far away from them as possible until he showed up with Michael Moore as a guest of honor at the party's Boston Convention last year.

("Denny Crane: Gun Control? For Communists. She's a liberal. Can't hunt.")

"Really? In all the houses I've been in, I've seen it in exactly ONE. A neighbor, and after that, I really questioned her judgement."

That's a very good point that you brought up. I go to estate/moving sales all the time in the Minneapolis area(very liberal). Usually I look for history books and tools. In all of the sales that I have been to, and I can tell you that the sales were from people of all walks and classes, I have never run across a copy of Clinton's book. I have been to sales that had predominantly Democrat books and sales that had predominantly Republican books. I honestly cannot think of a single example of running across his book at any of them.

A little interesting side note. IN GENERAL I have noticed that the poorer homes have very few or no books in their homes. The wealthy homes have a few decent books (usually expensive coffee table books). But the best history and truly informative books have been found in some of the middle class homes. One home that I would classify as middle class had a fantastic military history library. At the sale I hauled out over 200 books in that little adventure. Some people say I'm an addict, but I can quit at anytime. : )