[Freya]

What I find offensive about this is why are the thoughts or experiences of Chelsea Clinton in any way noteworthy? Millions of actual New Yorkers (or even people like myself who lived there for a span of time) have stories and thoughts and have lost friends or loved ones, yet they aren't writing 1200 words for Talk. I love how the Clintons get everything their way - no one can criticize Chelsea, or talk about anything to do with her, but when she wants to abuse her quasi-celebrity on her terms, then it is ok. I am really disgusted by this. I want stories from people who ran fifty flights of stairs to get out of the building or people who spoke to their loved ones on the phone seconds before the Towers collapsed, not Chelsea's drivel about how she was going to maybe, had kind of thought about taking a walk or a run near the Towers that day and could maybe possibly have even, oh my! been in danger herself! Why am I continually able to be further disgusted by these people?

[Izzy Dunne]

What I find offensive about this is why are the thoughts or experiences of Chelsea Clinton in any way noteworthy?

I had that same thought, but then I decided that being in Talk magazine doen't mean it's noteworthy...

[cyberwatcher]

I agree with you. I hope she doesn't try to encourage families of victims. Remember her telling African peseant children that they can be anything they want to be when they grow up? Gag me with a spoon!!!!!

[lonestar]

It's just an excuse to give another Clinton $$$$$!

[LetsRok]

What I find offensive about this is why are the thoughts or experiences of Chelsea Clinton in any way noteworthy?

Chelsea needs someone to pay for her "education" at Oxford. You can't expect the Clintons to pay their own way. "Talk" magazine will somehow pay her enough for this article to cover her entire tuition.

[ChiefsMan]

You just don't understand. Sure, you have stories. But Chelsea, she really cares. I mean, she REALLY cares. You know, about, like, people and stuff.