[Timesink]

God, I love Christopher Hitchens.

[Howlin]

I was smiling the entire time I read this.

We waited for this; we struggled for eight years with this scum. We are OWED this.

[pittsburgh gop guy]

He does have a way with words, and no love for anything Clinton.

My fav from this article is:
"On page 607, alluding to the end of my first marriage (and carefully remembering to state that that’s none of his business), he very sweetly says that I “might leave a wife, but not a friend.” Nice try. Neat smear. But he shouldn’t be so sure...."

[Miss Marple]

Not only well-written, but organized! Page numbers carefully cited, as well as the inference that you can simmply go the library or bookstore and check out the relevant pages. HA!

[Mustang]

Bump for later reading. Awaiting for Chris to bring over some additional "Black & White"...(scotch, that is.. :-))

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[annyokie]

me, too. Him and David Horowitz.

[Dolphy]

God, I love Christopher Hitchens

I do too. He is one writer whose work I always go out of my way to read even though he often stands on the opposite side.

[Mustang]

Forgot to mention. Hitch was one of the few, if any, of the journalists who crossed the street, hung around with us and took some questions during our DC 1999 White House Correspondents Dinner FReep against the Toon..(the Hotel's name, I don't recall...up a few blocks from Dupont Circle/Square?..anyway). We know his political stance. He says what he means, and means what he says. In my book, that's a big up-check. Beside, he's a real deal guy, funny and smart as hell. Those of us who were there can relate.

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