Monday, December 12, 2011
Bill Clinton Bill Clinton in LR to sign his new book
Posted by Max Brantley on Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 4:15 PM
I'm still lacking a few details, but former President Bill Clinton will be in Little Rock Monday, Dec. 19, to sign copies of his new book, "Back to Work: Why we need smart government for a strong economy." The event will be at Barnes and Noble, presumably the one on Financial Center Parkway.
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Smart government or no government? Is Newt the co-author of this one? I usually give Bill's books a good once over but I'm not so sure about this one. But there will be a liberal line 10 miles long for a signature. Good grief.
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Does anyone but me think that is a terrible picture of President Clinton? Doesn't do him justice. Brock, I have always thought Bill Clinton is a good man and a very bad boy. Newt on the other hand is a very bad man as well as a very bad boy.
I'd stand in line for it if it were in Fayetteville or somewhere closer.
Sunshine, is your point that Bill Clinton is like Newton Leroy Gingrich and Newton Leroy's $1.8 million in tithes from Fannie and Freddie?
Speaking of MF Global, Jon Corzine will be testifying before the Senate Agriculture Committee later today. John Boozman is on that committee, so he should interrogate Corzine about these rumors that MF was paying huge monthly consulting fees to Clinton and the Teneo group while $1.2 billion of customer funds were being stolen.
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