[V.Foster]

Great Read

[funkywbr]

The truth about Illary is she is a Lesbo who allows her Hubby to make a FOOL out of her daily!

Thank GOD for Dem Women, else you couldn't go out and get laid by someone worth getting laid with and not having to make excuses why you got long womanly hair on your shirt and lip stick on your collar.

I love LIEberalism!~}

[dynachrome]

That will leave a mark!

"I think a lot of what I wrote about Hillary – that she is untrustworthy, that she is a liar, that she is a sham, all of those things for which I was attacked by so many people – have now become clearer, to everyone, even to some people left-of-center, who have realized that Hillary does not have any principles but she’s only got her career in mind; that she’ll say or do anything to get elected president. And her posing as a God-fearing moderate who is against flag burning and in favor of Mom and apple pie doesn’t fool many people any longer."

[Darkwolf377]

Q: Your next book is going to be about Katie Couric.

Wow, spending years writing about HRC, and now Couric--I don't envy this guy's gig.

[pollyannaish]

A: There are some conservatives who appear to be conservatives in name only, and who are more interested in sipping Chablis with their liberal friends at New York cocktail parties and out in South Hampton and East Hampton than they are in the conservative cause. Among those who I would call Chablis conservatives are people like John Podhoretz of the New York Post and Peggy Noonan, who are more concerned with how they are treated by their liberal friends than they are with their adherence to conservative principles.

Ouch.

[dynachrome]

"former editor of the New York Times Sunday Magazine"
Was he a liberal who saw the light? He certainly couldn't get his old job back now!

[SteveMcKing]

Ed wrote the book for Hillary.

Everything in it is gossip -- distractions from larger issues that would slaughter Hillary's chances if they ever come up during her candidacy.

[no dems]

This part of the article surprised me about Peggy Noonan:

"I would call Chablis conservatives are people like John Podhoretz of the New York Post and Peggy Noonan, who are more concerned with how they are treated by their liberal friends than they are with their adherence to conservative principles."

Anyone have a different take on Peggy Noonan?

[Verginius Rufus]

Who can stop Hillary from winning the nomination? She'll have plenty of money, and all the potential rivals who have emerged so far are either washed-up has-beens like Gore and Kerry, or lightweights like Edwards, or fringe candidates like Feingold. There may be one or two less-extreme possible new candidates like Warner, but Hillary can relegate them to the status of people hoping to do well enough to be considered seriously for the VP slot.

In the final analysis what matters is winning in 2008, and the party insiders will probably see her as the best bet. Particularly those who remember Vince Foster and Ron Brown.

[khnyny]

I read the book and it is good. One of the more interesting points IMHO, was that Wellesley College has never released any copies of Hillary's Thesis. What the heck is in that Thesis? It must be some radical left-wing rant that would totally blow the "image" she has tried to cultivate over the years.