[kristinn]

Good job Tri-State Chapter!

[Support Free Republic]

How about the new highway named for Clinton in his home stste of Arkansas? It's a little crooked, and has a long yellow streak down the center. Be careful if you drive on it, it's a little slick.

Manufacturers announced today that they will be stocking America's shelves this week with "Clinton Soup, to honor one of the nation's most distingushed men". It consists primariy of a weenie in hot water.

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[jocon307]

'Coutant said. "You never know. She might be president some day."'

And if she ever is I'm going to move to Ireland New Zealand!

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Dear Adam Lisberg;

Please wipe your chin.

[Samizdat]

See there! And they say crime doesn't pay. Just look. All you have to do is murder your way to the top and nobody looks back. Easy peasy!

[bvw]

"Her eyes twinkle"!

No biased fawning here. The reality is in the first paragraph: "devoid of actual human emotion". One wonders about the sanity of the reporter -- it seems the truth is trying to break through her pop psyche.

[Eala]

a dozen protesters organized by the conservative Web site Free Republic.com

Not only a good job... but free advertising to boot!!!

[rabidralph]

referring to a decade-old scandal,

Gee, I wonder when the press will ever refer to Watergate in such a dismissive term?

[7DayRepo]

"She's an intelligent, ambitious woman," Coutant said. "You never know. She might be president some day."

Ending the article with a quote like that, is there any doubt where this reporter's sympathies lie?

[Fresh Wind]

It took a little while: Kelly, his wife, Sandra, and his two daughters each bought five books, the maximum allowed.

What a quandry! Twenty copies, averaging about $100 each on eBay, that's $2000. Or, sit on them until Hillary becomes president, then they might be worth much more. On the other hand, if she loses, they won't be worth squat. Hmmm.

[tgslTakoma]

Oh Lordy! The author drooled over Hillary! so much that I had to wring out this thread before I could read it.

Fantastic FReep work by the dedicated Tri-state chapter members!

[Darksheare]

Organised by Free republic?
Don't they get it, the website doesn't organise anything.
FReepers hear that the satanic witch is coming to town and share the news, then they talk about staging a FReep, then the do so.
There's no organisation to it.
It just happens.
Unlike what the Dems do.

[tgslTakoma]

Great work, guys and gals! I read your comments on the announcement thread... will you be writing a full after-action report? I hope so! We want to hear all about it.
Now, I'll sit patiently awaiting the full report :-)

Salud!

[CyberAnt]

"they were impressed with Clinton in their brief but dazzling encounter"

These people really are sheeple!

[tgslTakoma]

"Thank you for coming!" she said, barely audible above the applause, her eyes as wide as her smile.

Bug-eye alert...

"Thank you for coming!" She took a copy of her million-selling memoirs, "Living History," off the closest pile and posed for the cameras with it, just for a moment. Then she slid [shouldn't this read slithered?]behind a table and started signing.

[sweetliberty]

Adam seems as sharp as a bowling ball. He was probably slobbering all over his keyboard typing this article. Pitiful.

[Cicero]

Megawatt smile? Eyes twinkle? I don't believe I recognize the Hillary I know so well from numerous pictures. Icy glare would be more like it.

[tgslTakoma]

Back over at Bookends before the book-signing began, organizers were just as devoted to their plan. Soon after the protesters began to demonstrate outside, the Secret Service took journalists inside, downstairs to a velvet-roped pen.

Looks like the book tour organizers have had to modify their procedure, thanks to the bi-coastal FReepings... "When the demonstrations begin, hustle the media inside, into their pen. We must keep the media under our control and under our spell."

[oceanperch]

BUmp. You guys are often in my thoughts and prayers.

[tgslTakoma]

The first person in line, Marty Kelly of Westwood, had been waiting more than eight hours, since 6:50 a.m. Clinton looked up at him, beamed, shook his hand, thanked him for coming, and got to work. It took a little while: Kelly, his wife, Sandra, and his two daughters each bought five books, the maximum allowed.

Hmmmmm... Marty Kelly and "family" bought 20 copies of the book. Anyone want to guess if this guy is a DNC staffer or union thug or similar hanger-on?

[ALOHA RONNIE]

America Can't Trust HILLARY Sign =


'FREEPER VIDEO: Hillary Clinton Book Signing, Vroman's Bookstore, Pasadena, CA -06/29/2003'

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/938640/posts
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