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    by Mia T, 6.28.03     As I see it, the P.J. O'Rourke review of hillary clinton's turgid tome can be reduced to the following observation: The clintons are mediocre, banal characters, a big yawn but for their scandals.     And because the missus scrupulously redacted from her memoir (and from her memory, some would add), all actionable particulars, dead as well as "living," (although not the underlying fraud of the "book deal," itself ), the resultant Simon & Schuster soporific, Living History, i.e., the clintons minus the corruption, is a real snooze, by definition...  ...

    The bookstore had originally planned to give out 250 wristbands, but as the Democratic senator stayed on signing, more than 1,000 were distributed, said Donna Passannante, a Barnes & Noble executive.    "It ranks up there with one of the top book signings we've done here," she said.   Falsus in uno... According to renowned New York City literary agent Lucianne Goldberg, those fabulous book sale figures racked up by Hillary Clinton's "Living History" may turn out to be mere publishing industry hype. Reacting to Tuesday's reports Mrs. Clinton sold 200,000 copies a day after her book's...

    Personal Agitprop-and-Money-Laundering Machine,Cozy-clintonoid-Interviews-of-the-Colmes-Kind-Scheme Conceal REAL "Living History"     The battle is on inside of top media networks to secure Sen. Hillary Clinton's first TV interview -- launching her book LIVING HISTORY. ABCNEWS star Diane Sawyer is emerging as the frontrunner after questions were raised about journalism standards surrounding any Hillary interview at CBSNEWS, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned. Clinton's publisher SIMON AND SCHUSTER had sought an exclusive launch with CBS and 60 MINUTES, insiders reveal, but immediate questions were raised about the 60 MINUTES employment of Hillary's husband, Bill Clinton. Additional concern over the journalistic fallout...

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This was the real shock and awe, and it is being absorbed by every dictator on the planet. Warfare is different now. America's technological edge needs only two things to make it lethal: political will and public support. Those two things, as long as this president remains in power, are now in place. Bush's approval ratings are close to 80%. Most Americans needed no legal case to see the connection between Iraq and 9/11. They knew their vulnerability; and they knew Saddam's malevolence and his goal of getting the most destructive weapons known to man. Case closed. The anti-war...

  YOO-HOO O'REILLY: Regarding the spoils of war, you are wrong hillary clinton is a loser BIGTIME   And finally one big stealth winner in the Iraq war: Senator Hillary Clinton. She simply disappeared after voting for military action last fall, dodging all direct questions about the war but making it clear she did not side with the peace movement. Say what you want about Hillary, she has no use for losers. Bill O'ReillyThe Spoils Of War BillOReilly.com Wednesday, Apr 09, 2003   Is your problem insufficient homework -- (with a name like O"Reilly you don't watch Irish TV?)… inadequate...

YOO-HOO DON HEWITT WANT A LITTLE MORE EDGE? Former Sen. Bob Dole says he's displeased with first '60 Minutes' debate AP | 3/08/03   GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -- Former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole says he's displeased with the first of at least 10 debates against former President Bill Clinton that will air on "60 Minutes." The two 1996 presidential opponents taped a debate Thursday morning about the wisdom of a tax cut in wartime. It will air Sunday. "I think it needs to be a little tougher," Dole said Friday before speaking at a Lincoln Day dinner held by Guilford...

YOO-HOO bill clinton Bob Dole "ain't got no respect" for you   ill Clinton and his opponent in the 1996 presidential election, Bob Dole, are teaming up to revive the commentary segment "Point-Counterpoint" on "60 Minutes." Mr. Clinton and Mr. Dole have contracted to provide 10 debate segments, beginning Sunday night. The commitment does not extend beyond the end of the television season in May, but if the format is successful CBS will try to continue it next season, CBS executives said. Don Hewitt, the executive producer and creator of "60 Minutes," said the segment would not use the...