[AZLiberty]

Compared with Hillary Clinton, Bill is a big pile of humility. "While Bill talked about social change," says Hillary, "I embodied it," to loud hosannas and wild exaltations. In China, at the 1995 United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, "The serious and stony-faced delegates suddenly leaped from their seats to give me a standing ovation. Delegates rushed to touch me, shout words of appreciation and thank me for coming." In Chicago, at the 1996 Democratic Convention, "The crowd erupted into a frenzy of clapping, chanting, and foot-stomping. . . . My motions to urge the crowd to sit down were futile, so I just waved and let the cheers wash over me."

Can't you picture Adolf Hitler's biography by the same ghostwriters ...

I hosted the Olympics in Berlin, and the crowd loved me. I took over the Sudetenland, and crowds cheered me, despite my humility. I invaded Poland, and still, the cheers washed over me ...

[HassanBenSobar]

Now *that* was LOL material!

[tdadams]

It actually reminded me of the diaries of Capt. John Smith, the founder of Jamestown, VA, who wrote soaring, noble, and captivating tales about the bravery of... Capt. John Smith, in the third person.