Two Hillary Bios Out Soon
It is probably a contrived argument among publishers involved to increase the hype of new books coming out soon. Because of the socially redeeming value of such a prank, in thsi case, we’ll play along. Two publishers, each releasing a book in June by known authors, feature biogrphies on none other than Hillary Rodham Clinton. Hopefully those three words, HRC, will be picked up by search engine spiders along with the other mentions of the books to help spread the word. We hope everyone reads the books, or at least skims them at their public library when available.
Being one of many blogs with an unfavorable opinion of Hillary Rodham Clinton and the mind-numbing fear of the damage she would do to this country if ever elected again, our future is tied in part to two books that promise to 
unveil the truth about her lies. And don’t say we’re being unfairly critical of Hillary Rodham Clinton. If you cannot see through the sham of their political crimes, you are either deaf, dumb and blind and been locked in a closet since birth, or you’re a fringe left liberal Democrat. We understand those two descriptions are nearly identical and that is the problem. That is because, as a society, we have somehow created a group of people who believe if they can think of it, it si right and we all should be in favor of it.
This started out to be a simple reminder with a little humor mixed in. However, just thinking about the Clintons, sorry Chelsea it’s an accident of birth, you might be an innocnet bystander, makes me cringe and the reminder will have to end here. Check the books when they come out and the excerpt is below. Take something for an upset stomach before opening the books as a preemptive strike.
Stanford Matthews
MoreWhat.com
Publishers in pitched battle with dueling Hillary biographies
Posted by the Asbury Park Press on 05/12/07
BY BOB MINZESHEIMER
USA TODAY
Sniping worthy of a political campaign has begun between rival publishers with dueling biographies of Hillary Rodham Clinton due June 19.In one corner is “A Woman in Charge” by Carl Bernstein of Watergate reporting fame. It will be published by Knopf, which also is Bill Clinton’s publisher.
“Her Way” by Jeff Gerth and Don Von Natta Jr. will be published by Little, Brown, whose editor in chief, Geoff Shandler
