Hillary Clinton Book Details Betrayal (Re-Writing History)

AP | 6/04/03 | CALVIN WOODWARD and SIOBHAN McDONOUGH

[kattracks]

She recounted their last day at the White House, waltzing down a long hallway in her husband's arms.

Must have been noisy, what with all that silverware in her pockets.

[mystery-ak]

....and look what happened to Buddy!

[Tijeras_Slim]

She concludes that what her husband did was morally wrong but not a betrayal of the public.

Well, I'm glad that's finally been cleared up!

[theDentist]

"...up until that August morning when her husband confessed, she believed he was being railroaded."

Ladies and gentlemen: the "smartest woman in the world."

BWAAhahahahahaaaa!

[Miss Marple]

You know, this is such bogus claptrap! This MUST have been assembled after repeated sessions of focus groups comprised of Hillary supporters.

Beware! They are trying to draw Republicans into the "all about sex" argument again. She is trying to pose as "the noble victim" and increase her popularity.

I think this should be ignored as much as possible, allowing the coverage to sink like a stone. They would like nothing better than to have all of us ranting about Lewinsky and such...that way no one thinks to ask about those pardons, or bin Laden, or the Chinese.

[kattracks]

And after being "betrayed" she still believes that slick didn't harass/rape other women?

Sure she does.

[hapy]

The clintons make me sick. I can't imagine anyone reading that book and thinking it is true.

With that said think about how much fun we are going to have when Hillary runs for president. To be truthful, sometims I miss making fun of the clintons. Those days were fun and it looks like Hillary will give us more fun days. Think about what we can say and do? Man we will humilate them! If people like that can be humilated.

In any event I am having fun watching the demorats/liberals being so pissed off. Imagine today we are voting on flag burning, which will pass and piss off the liberals. I just love it!

[b4its2late]

He slept downstairs, she slept upstairs, she said.

In their case, that's a bad thing?

[isthisnickcool]

[Maria S]

"Beware! They are trying to draw Republicans into the "all about sex" argument again. She is trying to pose as "the noble victim" and increase her popularity."

BINGO!!

[ctonious]

"Living History" - The Jason Blair Witch Project

[kattracks]

She is trying to pose as "the noble victim"...

Yes, she is, but the only people who will be taken in by this are the braindead.

She has tried to come across as this "brilliant" lawyer, who worked closely as slick's co-president on a daily basis, and she then resorts to the dumb, last to know wifey?

This should go over big with the NOW crowd.

They would like nothing better than to have all of us ranting about Lewinsky and such...that way no one thinks to ask about those pardons, or bin Laden, or the Chinese.

Time enough for that when hillary! co-president makes her bid for the WH.

[hgro]

What blather from another shyster lawyer with her face still in the feeding trough.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

She's touting the sluts, to portray herself as victim.
Everyone's still talking about a fat whore when they should be talking about treason and hangings.

[grumple]

(snip) - "Why he felt he had to deceive me and others is his own story, and he needs to tell it in his own way," she writes. (/snip)

He did...remember the great debate of the century? What "Is" meant?? He lied to a federal grand jury...can't get anymore "in his own way" than that...

So why should anyone believe the new and improved version(lie) of "in his own way"....

[grumple]

Amazing....this book is all about her private trails and tribulations as First Lady of a perjuring psychopath...

In short "it's all about sex" and by their own admittable standards should be ignored...

who's buying this crap? This is like the umpteenth article I've seen on it already...

[PistolPaknMama]

," but she finally resolved that she loved him, wanted to keep the marriage intact and supported what he was doing as president.

Is her book in the comedy section? That sentence should have read something like "she finally resolved that leaving his nappy, low-life self would mean destroying their political empire and she forced herself to keep the marriage intact for the sake of her own political future."

[SpinyNorman]

The Democratic senator from New York declares in her new memoirs that, "As a wife, I wanted to wring Bill's neck," but she finally resolved that she loved him, wanted to keep the marriage intact and supported what he was doing as president.

I was thinking the same thing: how many focus groups did it take to get this wording just right? It perfectly conveys the phony outrage, "wifely loyalty," "love," and "support" for what he supposedly was doing as president (trashing the economy, and fomenting the terrorist outrage through appeasement that led to 9/11).

I don't know about you, but I am going to make it my duty to move all the copies of this drivel to the children's fiction section of the local Barnes and Nobel. This politically driven nonsense is one of the only times I could support book burning. The other time was for the "Man from hope" (the only true word in that title is "from!"). Even Bob Schieffer was discounting the worth of this book on Imus.

[mystery-ak]

I know one person who can't wait to buy this book, she adores all things Clinton and believes everything they say....I have yet to convince her that the rapist was impeached!

[Ga Rob]

"She says the most difficult decisions she has made in her life were to stay married to Clinton"......

When exactly did she make that decision?? 1976??