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Everybody knows that lefties of all stripes are concerned, compassionate, tolerant, and generous. It's the right that's mean-spirited, spiteful, reactionary and extreme. Now comes Julia Gorin, author of The Buddy Chronicles to spoil this picture. Damn! Julia Gorin is a columnist and standup comic who on January 4, 2002 published an op-ed piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer in which she expressed anguish over the accidental death some days before--he was hit by a car--of Buddy, a chocolate Labrador retriever resident in the Clinton Chappaqua cottage. You can read a copy of the op-ed piece, Buddy's Dead, Is Anyone Surprised? here....

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WASHINGTON--Never mind Hillary, her husband, or the book. What about the dog? Julia Gorin started worrying about Buddy, the chocolate Labrador retriever, when he was brought to the White House as a puppy late in 1997. She had heard that Bill Clinton's poll-oriented advisers feared the president would lose his "family man" image when his daughter, Chelsea, went off to college and recommended a dog as prop. A Lab, America's most popular breed, was the obvious choice. Even the color was calculated. Gorin, a dog lover who adopted a pit bull she found discarded on a New York subway platform,...

WASHINGTON, June 12 (UPI) -- Never mind Hillary, her husband, or the book. What about the dog? Julia Gorin started worrying about Buddy, the chocolate Labrador retriever, when he was brought to the White House as a puppy late in 1997. She had heard that Bill Clinton's poll-oriented advisers feared the president would lose his "family man" image when his daughter, Chelsea, went off to college and recommended a dog as prop. A Lab, America's most popular breed, was the obvious choice. Even the color was calculated. Gorin, a dog lover who adopted a pit bull she found discarded on...

Westminster, hillary clinton and other dogs by Mia T, 2.12.03   Kerry Blue Terrier Wins Westminster Dog Show 2003 by: Virginia Wells       Show all sections     The Winner is.... The crowd sat silently shortly before 11 p.m. as Irene Bivin, Judge for Best in Show category signed the book and then stepped onto the green carpet. She was ready to make her announcement: The winner for Best in Show for the 2003 Westminster Dog Show was the Kerry blue terrier, Torums Scarf Michael, affectionately known as Mick. This win gives Mick a kind of Triple...

<p>December 6, 2002 -- WASHINGTON - First Lady Laura Bush yesterday unveiled the White House Christmas decorations starring presidential pets past and present - but Socks and Buddy Clinton got short shrift.</p> <p>The Clintons' pets weren't among the models. Those who were include Bush dogs Barney and Spot, Bush cat India, Caroline Kennedy's pony Macaroni, and Lyndon Johnson's beagles.</p>

I just heard on ABC News radio that Semenstain has named his new dog, Shamus.

<p>CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton, who said the death of his dog Buddy was the worst thing to happen to him after leaving the White House, will be bringing a new pup to Chappaqua in a month or so, his office said Friday.</p>

Although the puppy, eight weeks old in the photo, is old enough to go to his new home, former President Clinton asked Linda Renfro to keep him until he is trained. EASTON - "He wasn't Bill Clinton. He was just a little boy who had lost his dog," said breeder Linda Renfro of a conversation she recently had with the former President on the loss of his dog Buddy. Renfro's telephone conversations with the former President revealed the loss he apparently has felt. Since prominent White House dog Buddy was killed in January, Clinton has spoken with Renfro about his...

Ex-President Bill Clinton has told friends that he intends to replace his dog Buddy, who was tragically run over in January while running loose near the former first family's Chappaqua, N.Y., mansion, with another labrador retriever from the same breeder. During a conversation with former Texas Governor Ann Richards at a gathering at a Manhattan restaurant this week, Clinton reportedly grew morose when asked about Buddy. "But he brightened up, saying he would get a new lab in June from the late Buddy's breeder," reports gossip columnist Liz Smith. The revelation came as the president announced he was "sprucing up"...