Telling "Truths"

Front Page Magazine ^ | June 16, 2003 | Lowell Ponte

[Howlin]

Read this one.........it's great!

[Howlin]

Pingy.........pingy....

[ladyinred]

her publisher gave away to AP an exclusive right that had already been sold to Time Magazine.  I am not a lawyer, but to me this looks suspiciously similar to civil and/or criminal fraud.

And this surprises you because?

[Howlin]

I was reading about her "book tour" today; you know, a "book tour," sort of like a "listening tour."

Guess where her "tour" ends up?

Martha's Vineyard in August, during the recess. Convenient, eh?

[waRNmother.armyboots]

This is what my husband has been saying or preaching for years. Everyone wants everyone else to abide by the rules, but they do not think they should have to abide by the rules. So well, exemplified by the Clintons, but also by former football coach for Washington State and the current or former football coach for Univ of WA. The rules should apply to everyone, but me. That goes for all generations, not just the "me" generation which I am tired of hearing bashed. The "me" generation learned its values somewhere.

[Mo1]

She needs to sell at least two million hardback copies to justify the $8 million promised.

2 million books?? ... I thought they said they needed to sell 1 million?

[Howlin]

It's two.

[azGOPgal]

That's a lot of wasted paper.

Thanks for the ping to a very interesting read, BTW.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

And millions of our children now hear the Clinton message: “Don’t be suckers and play by the rules. Look at us. We broke every old rule of decency, and we’re winners. We’re millionaires. We’re celebrities. Cheating pays. Be like us.” This is the corrosive Clinton legacy, and unless repudiated it will deconstruct and demolish America.

what did Bush know, and when did he know it?

[lizma]

The rules should apply to everyone, but me.

Add to that, "liking the rules make me feel better about my self" and you pretty much have the heart of the modern day liberal.

[nopardons]

Great read and hits the nail on the head ... over and over and over again.

[Mo1]

And millions of our children now hear the Clinton message: “Don’t be suckers and play by the rules. Look at us. We broke every old rule of decency, and we’re winners. We’re millionaires. We’re celebrities. Cheating pays. Be like us.” This is the corrosive Clinton legacy, and unless repudiated it will deconstruct and demolish America.

Well, when you ask my children who was the worse President our country has had

They all say (including my 3 yr old) ... Bill Clinton

[dixiechick2000]

"In an earlier era the notion that a politician could be personally filthy and corrupt but publicly virtuous and an exemplar for our children would have seemed absurd.

But America has been changed by the Clintons, perhaps forever. Millions of us now live in a post-truth, post-virtue, whatever-obtains society in which all that matters is whether something feels good and, by hook or crook, gains power. Might makes right. Winning trumps fair play and all other past virtues."

I hope America hasn't been changed forever by these slime buckets.

Bumping a great read! Thanks for the ping!

[nutmeg]

Wow, yet another Clinton article! Thanks for the ping. :-)

[hoosiermama]

Thanks for the ping! Great read!

[Humidston]

This is exactly why I've detested those people so much. We play by the rules and expect our leaders to do the same.

This is exactly why liberals seem to operate in a parallel universe, so totally opposite from conservatives. I just pray they don't ever get to destroy us again. ...Like they did for eight long and painful years.

[Humidston]

Whew! This is exactly why I need to get to bed, LOL!

*nite*

[razorback-bert]

Lucianne.com is still up?

[jethropalerobber]

maybe y'all missed this one:

"Publisher: Clinton's book sales already cover costs"
http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/06/16/hillary.book/