[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Col. Robert Patterson, former Clinton military aid and author of Dereliction of Duty, "Personally, I can not think of a worse scenario for our military than to have Mrs. Clinton as our CIC."

No way are Katie and Peter and friends going to do this to our nation - misdefine and mock our military again by continuing to shill for Hillary. Not after 911. Not without a fight from the American people.

[FITZ]

Imagine asking Hillary what kind of bra she wears, underwired or not. You can't do it.

Sure you could ---tell her the interview question will be that or it will about the rape of Juanita Broderick ----she'll be happy to talk about her bra just like she is about the Monica affair. Anything but the hard questions please.

[buffyt]

EXCELLENT ARTICLE!!!!

[rs79bm]

Still #2 on Amazon with 137 mostly negative reviews. Good books usually jump to #1 on Amazon before the book is even released. The fact that it is still at #2 tells you that for every Hillary book sold, there is still one other book that they are selling more of, in equally and larger amounts. I can't think of any other book that has been hyped more than this one, so this is bad news for Hillary.

[windchime]

Bump

[fightu4it]

I would like to start a list from which we can later compile a top ten list of things you will not read in Hillary's new book.

I will start with: what really happened to Vince Foster.

Where those elusive billing records were for months. What I learned from readinf 6,000 FBI files.

[Maria S]

Just got back from Las Vegas; while in the airport waiting for my flight, I browsed thru the bookstore. Found something to read; while paying for it, I asked the cashier if Miz Clinton's book was selling (it was stacked on the checkout counter, naturally). "Not really," the clerk replied. I asked about 'Dereliction of Duty', which I would recommend to everyone. "Selling like hotcakes," was the reply.

[NYC GOP Chick]

From the moment they met, she knew he ''had a vitality that seemed to shoot out of his pores,'' but none shoots out in Hill's leaden prose.

Because it all landed in the Oval Office sink?

[Revolting cat!]

And Chapter Two begins: ''What you don't learn from your mother, you learn from the world' is a saying I once heard from the Masai tribe in Kenya.''

Imagine her or any liberal ending that sentence by saying "I once heard from a toothless drunk at a bus station in Little Rock." Anyway, Steyn sums up perfectly the entire genre, why, a worldview in the next sentence: "Either way, it's the sort of soothing multicultural sentiment that separates an enlightened progressive from rabid knuckle-dragging redneck Clinton-haters, and that's all you need to know."

[moonhawk]

Mark Steyn: Apply liberally...er...generously...to Hillarrhoids. Soothes that painful itching and burning sensation.

[ladyinred]

btt

[MeekOneGOP]

sans irrational exuberance,
of course !!

[lainde]

Ping!!!!!

[MissAmericanPie]

Don't you hold the number of her book sales with the same confidence that you hold the number of people claimed to be at the Million Man March, or the Million Women's March, or any stats coming out of the liberal media or D.C.?

[Gritty]

BTTT