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Excerpts from a San Diego Union tribune article: "For hundreds, the promise of even a fleeting meeting made the long, hot wait bearable as they lined the sidewalk for blocks yesterday outside Warwick's bookstore in La Jolla to have Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York sign a copy of her biography, 'Living History.'" Snip "The more ambitious shook hands, exchanged some small story for a few seconds and left beaming." "Because only 90 minutes were allotted to sign the 900 books available, Clinton maintained a fast pace, on average six seconds for each purchaser. Often, Clinton kept signing books...

The Clinton Wars: Stockholm Syndrome Revs Spinning Sid by Mia T, 5.21.03 Sidney Blumenthal's corpulent opus, The Clinton Wars, inadvertently captures the REAL clinton legacy notwithstanding clinton directive to the contrary. The REAL "Living History" -- clintoplasmodial slime As the first installment of the clinton revisionism trilogy -- (Living History, the missus's upcoming title, a not very artful intersection of delusion, deception, subliminal suggestion and pre-emptive payoff, is next to hit the shelves) -- The Clinton Wars inadvertently, stupidly actually, provides an unobstructed view into the twisted, corrupt world of clinton delusion and dysfunction by its own realtime demonstration thereof....

The 30 Seconds that Seemed Like 60 Minutes: clinton Pats Own Back Preemptively for Bush's Certain Military Success By the time I left office, tough sanctions, inspections and air strikes had left him far weaker than he was in the Gulf War, as I think we'll see if there's military action. bill clinton   We must remember that these dueling wan Joes, this CBS-Simon & Schuster farce of farce, is first of all, the latest incarnation of the CLINTON-WAS-AN-UTTER-FAILURE Containment Team Scheme. Not unlike the clinton -- uh -- presidency itself, this mind-numbing clinton conceit has made it to...

  The wife's self-serving war oscillations are really nothing more than a reprise of the self-serving oscillating ersatz presidency of the husband (Why we cannot afford another clinton. . .) THE award for the most indefinite position has to go to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. When her press secretary, Philippe Reines, was asked her position, he sent a transcript of Mrs. Clinton's remarks last Friday on CNN and a news account of her comments on Monday during a visit to Watervliet, N.Y. (It seems that the senator, still a bit first ladylike, is reluctant to pick up the phone.) She...