The Clinton Girls (Not Hillary and Chelsea)
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On May 31, the paperback version of Bill Clinton's My Lies was released. Instead of wasting your money on this fodder, why not get a hardcover book released on the same day. Instead of My Life, check out Their Lives: The Women Targeted by the Clinton Machine.
The blurb for this book mentions following "the lives of eight women who crossed romantic paths with Bill Clinton" (including Hillary, I presume). So, that means that Slick Willy had some seven women, and those are just the publicly acknowledged ones.
Seven women? I'm not sure about you, but I was raised to think that two women were sort of too many for a married man. After Wilt Chamberlain heard this, he decided to run for Presidential office in 2008! There must be at least one woman we don't know about because there are only seven women and there were eight years. And don't try to tell me that one year was for Hillary. We don't buy into that here!
Candice E. Jackson's Their Lives chronicles how the Bill and Hillary Clinton's inner circle bribed, intimidated, and harassed seven women who had once been the objects of Bill's lustful desires. The author — a feminist libertarian — does not condemn Bill's philandering ways, but rather in great detail exposes how the Clintons' liberal politics allowed them to justify their attacks against these individuals.
Kathleen Willey calls Their Lives "the most accurate portrayal of…the true nightmare Bill and Hillary put me through."
What has really gotten my goat about all this is that, if you remember the campaigns during Bill's first run, a huge issue during debates was "family values." I'm quite interested in reading about Bill's family values. Buy it today!
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