"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Read Bill's book. He deals with it fairly openly, including his
conversation
with
Hillary and daughter.

No doubt the whitewashed version for the unwashed masses. I'd love to know
what *really* was said.

Max

You haven't read the book, but you're willing to assume that he must have
lied. Seems to me that's pretty typical for someone with a closed mind.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

Read Bill's book. He deals with it fairly openly, including his
conversation
with
Hillary and daughter.

No doubt the whitewashed version for the unwashed masses. I'd love to
know
what *really* was said.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

You haven't read the book, but you're willing to assume that he must have
lied. Seems to me that's pretty typical for someone with a closed mind.

Hardly. It is probably pretty typical, however, of someone who knows
Clinton. The old joke about knowing when Clinton is lying (when his lips
are moving) probably has more veracity than humor. He did very little
during his eight years to bolster his credibility. I won't buy or read his
book. Fiction generally should be fun to read, not a chore.

Max

You won't because your mind is closed. I suggest you vote for Bush.
If and when he's elected and all of a sudden you don't have your civil
liberties, don't blame anyone but yourself.

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

You haven't read the book, but you're willing to assume that he must have
lied. Seems to me that's pretty typical for someone with a closed mind.

Hardly. It is probably pretty typical, however, of someone who knows
Clinton. The old joke about knowing when Clinton is lying (when his lips
are moving) probably has more veracity than humor. He did very little
during his eight years to bolster his credibility. I won't buy or read
his
book. Fiction generally should be fun to read, not a chore.

Max

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

You won't because your mind is closed.

My mind is closed because I believe Clinton to be a redundant liar? Good
God, Jon, it's not even up for debate. He demonstrated that fact repeatedly
during his eight years in office.

I suggest you vote for Bush.

Thank you, I probably will, having no other reasonable alternative.

If and when he's elected and all of a sudden you don't have your civil
liberties, don't blame anyone but yourself.

Gore told me my mother would be thrown out of the nursing home and into the
street if Bush were elected. And he also said my kids would starve at
school. Is this more of the same scary rhetoric? If it's all the same to
you, I suspect my civil liberties will be intact despite whomever wins the
election.

Max

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"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

You haven't read the book, but you're willing to assume that he must
have
lied. Seems to me that's pretty typical for someone with a closed mind.

Hardly. It is probably pretty typical, however, of someone who knows
Clinton. The old joke about knowing when Clinton is lying (when his
lips
are moving) probably has more veracity than humor. He did very little
during his eight years to bolster his credibility. I won't buy or read
his
book. Fiction generally should be fun to read, not a chore.

Max