You describe exactly what I encountered in Cary, NC (in the heart of the Research Triangle, a liberal bastion nowadays). Hillary's book was prominent at the store front where the best sellers were supposed to be. Her books were in two of the slots available. Potter was first and there was an empty spot in second, which could have been Coulter's book. However, when asking about Treason, I was told to look in the political science area. That area had a span of shelves, roughly 8-10 feet wide. The center set of shelves had books facing outward, so the covers could be seen. Hill's book was there, also. Coulter's was down in the very left, bottom shelf.It was not a featured book. I found myself shaking my head, knowing I had read similar accounts here. You would think Borders would want to sell a best seller, wouldn't you?
There was a third display of Hillary on another table mid-store, with other fare, such as Caroline Kennedy's book about being an American.
Happy Fourth everybody.
