[upchuck]

Barbara Olsen, who died on American Airlines Flight 77, the plane that was crashed into the Pentagon on 9/11/01, wrote a book named The Final Days about the end of President Clinton's term. She had some interesting things to say about Killary in the book:

In politically correct style, liberals are fond of maintaining that the personal is the political. Hillary Rodham Clinton believes this but changes direction and complains bitterly when people write about aspects of her personal life that directly affect her politics...

No serious observer can believe that Hillary's self-image or fundamental beliefs have undergone the slightest revision. Hillary Rodham Clinton remains, in her own mind, one of the anointed and her quest remains how to best impose her ideas... on the public. She is quite willing to act outrageously, stonewall and obfuscate, then proclaim it is time to "move on." As her presidential campaign unfolds, the public will be wise to examine her conduct and motives in light of her past, consistent history. She will never really change.
"The Final Days," page 214, 215 and 216.

Those words were written almost 15 years ago. Killary's modus operandi hasn't changed one bit over the years. She was a criminal then, she's a criminal now.

The book was published posthumously in October, 2001.

Killary may think all this was "long ago and buried forever." But it's not. Donald Trump remembers. And he will share.

[smoothsailing]

I have the book, it’s an excellent read.