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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: storch on June 23, 2004, 01:45:45 PM
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Was read on the air this AM on 105.9 FM in Miami by the morning wags. If it wasn't for the source it would be hilarious. 900 plus pages about why this, that or the other was not his fault. The liberals are out there buying this rubbish at a blistering pace. Amazing truly amazing.
Billy Jeff sho' nuff did it again. first Hillary then arkansas then America with a ML and Paula Jones break finally come back to America for seconds.
I understand most of the sales are in the NE and PRC. Not doing so well here from what is being reported.
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Number 1 book in the Country ...
any way you want to spin it.
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Number 1 book in the Country ...
any way you want to spin it.
I'm in total agreement. It is by far the number one book in the country. It amazes me how profoundly stupid the liberals can sometimes be.
Have you purchased your copy? Do you think it will be a worthwhile read?
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MT, nothing to see here, move along...move along... :lol
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Forget the liberal bashing... it's received horrible reviews from just about everyone... has anyone read it? comments?
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Half way through. So far, pretty predictable ifluff'n you ask me. Interesting that he points out we went to war (Desert Storm) with the army he was accused of "decimating" -- for some reason I always associated that success w/ Bush Sr. Clinton is pretty self deprecating, especially when talking about sleeping on the couch after the ML fiasco. Talk about being in the doghouse. Most married guys here will probably be able to relate (tho our pecadillos are rarely played out on natioional TV).
h
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The most powerful man on the planet...cut off and sleeping onthe couch...:lol
How can anyone NOT laugh at that chit! Of course, when Dubya's memoirs come out (written by Scalia, Cheney and Rumsfeld) his private life will be as pure as the driven snow. :rolleyes:
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Ahem..
Has anyone read a REALLY INTERESTING autobiography?
OK, maybe Churchill's. But IIRC he only covered his youth.
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Originally posted by Red Tail 444
Of course, when Dubya's memoirs come out (written by Scalia, Cheney and Rumsfeld) his private life will be as pure as the driven snow. :rolleyes:
You think Monica would've even been mentioned in Clinton's book if nobody had found out about it? My memoirs will be pure as the driven snow as well. At least until someone actually reads them and calls BS.
Cougar
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Interesting that he points out we went to war (Desert Storm) with the army he was accused of "decimating" -
Not to point out the obvious, but Desert Storm was one year before Clinton was first elected.
We went to fight in Iraq three years after Bush took office and had reversed (with the Republican Congress) a lot of the damage to the military that Clinton had done.
dago
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Originally posted by Dago
Not to point out the obvious, but Desert Storm was one year before Clinton was first elected.
We went to fight in Iraq three years after Bush took office and had reversed (with the Republican Congress) a lot of the damage to the military that Clinton had done.
dago
No no no Dago!
You should freaking know how this works by now! :rolleyes:
1) Any measurable success occuring after Willy Jeff's term (ie: military) is of course because of the fine job he did.
2) Any measurable failure (ie: The economy, thats not recovering yet or anything) would be Bush's fault. Why.. I've seen it said right on this here board!
3) Anything AT ALL during his term was purrrrfect, and the very fact that he would soon be president obviously accounts for the success of Desert Storm!! Saddam's personal soothsayer warned him about the coming of Clinton... so he told his army to put up a farce of a fight and give up as early as possible.
Don't you know anything? WAKE UP MAN!!
Tumor
(....slept on the couch?? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.. .yaright)
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Originally posted by Dago
Not to point out the obvious, but Desert Storm was one year before Clinton was first elected.
We went to fight in Iraq three years after Bush took office and had reversed (with the Republican Congress) a lot of the damage to the military that Clinton had done.
dago
You're of course right, I read it incorrectly.
h
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Originally posted by midnight Target
Ahem..
Has anyone read a REALLY INTERESTING autobiography?
OK, maybe Churchill's. But IIRC he only covered his youth.
Henry Flagler's was pretty good. But then again that was a biography not an autobiography.
Honestly, if billy jeff says its daytime I'd go out and look to see if it was true.
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Originally posted by Cougar68
You think Monica would've even been mentioned in Clinton's book if nobody had found out about it? My memoirs will be pure as the driven snow as well. At least until someone actually reads them and calls BS.
Cougar
Then, it won't be a memoir, it will be fiction...
and yes, for the record, mine will be fiction, as well :)