"Recruiters... worked her hotel lobby, attempting to get people to join the line."

SacBee ^ | June 23, 2004 | M.S. Enkoji

[AnnaZ]

 

Y'know... I like to make jokes that the Left can only get the crowds via Castro-style "bus rides and sandwiches", but this is getting ridiculous.

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Clinton's book isn't flying off local shelves

The buzz is there -- and it's No. 1 on Amazon -- but area stores stay calm.

By M.S. Enkoji -- Bee Staff Writer
Published 2:15 am PDT Wednesday, June 23, 2004

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At the Sacramento store, Norma Valencia bypassed Clinton for a book on personal finance. She had been in Manhattan Monday on business when people began lining up at the other Barnes & Noble, she said.

"The display went all the way around the block," she said.

Recruiters, she said, worked her hotel lobby, attempting to get people to join the line.

"I just wasn't interested," said Valencia, who also had to catch a plane. A former Clinton supporter, she wouldn't vote for him again, she said. Or read his book.

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Read the whole sad thing here: http://www.sacbee.com/content/politics/nation/story/9752946p-10675896c.html

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Add this to Hitchens's F-9/11 review and the Slimes' layoffs (among other happy morsels) and anyone want to join me in calling June "Schadenfreude Month"?

[AnnaZ]

G'day, eh!

[Lazamataz]

Just like any common hooker, she's workin' that lobby.

[Cold Heat]

This is going to be a long summer of RAT lies and deceptions.

I think I will just turn of the TV for a while.

[kallisti]

what were they offering to get in line?

[L,TOWM]

Heck, depending on the contents of the box lunch, I would hang out in a line for a while.

I'm a sucker for free food, and if the Rat's are paying the bill, so much the better.

[BlessedBeGod]

Excellent!

[pageonetoo]

Recruiters, she said, worked her hotel lobby, attempting to get people to join the line....

Typical. They are probably buying the book for the people in line, and offering them lunch... Don't you recruit with the promise of something in return?

[AnnaZ]

It's a beautiful, hilarious list. Thanks for posting it.

[Constitution Day]

Not surprising! BTTT.

[RandallFlagg]

Tell ya what. I'll PM this to Rush (I know he's on vacation) and you send this to Hannity.

[glock rocks]

LOL...

The book, which could crush a small mammal, reads like "being locked in a small room with a very gregarious man who insists on reading his entire appointment book, day by day, beginning in 1946," according to an Associated Press review.

[SF Republican]

I will take the summer of Clinton any time. This is gonna be fun and funny; unless your wife is a ketchup queen.

[StoneColdGOP]

G'day!

I might consider getting into line just to embarrass them all for peddling Clinton's book.

[AnnaZ]

Typical.

Sadly, though.

 

Besides, it's almost too typical -- and closer to farcical. I mean, isn't he supposed to be so loved? How many lies have we been told? How much vote fraud is there?

 

Think about the advance publicity this book has received and then couple it with the apparent whoring for bodies for the cameras. What the heck is going on?

[Cyber Liberty]

I say "Bargain Bin" inside of two weeks....

[freedomlover]

The book, which could crush a small mammal

Hmmm. . . maybe this is what I need for that deadfall trap I have been planning for the possums out back.

[pageonetoo]

How much vote fraud is there?

...and you just thought of that, when? They are anything but farcical, though, more like a deadly plague. They are so devious, in their attempt to maintain themselves in the limelight...even though most of us want them to walk into the Atlantic...

[AnnaZ]

We'll add that delight to the "eye-crossingly dull" NYT review, and the reports of Clinton's shell-shocked friends to whom he'd read excerpts to during after-midnight phone calls. Scha. Den. Freude.