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p> BOOK HIM br> Re: Jerry Carter's Clinton By the Book : /p> p>As someone who has read the book, the comments on Thomas a Kempis's The Imitation of Christ were right on. However, depending on what one means by "read," Mr. Clinton may have actually opened the book. He surely read the part where Thomas a Kempis states that "once a man is out of sight, he is out of mind." I'm willing to bet that Bill Clinton missed the admonition to "avoid the company of women." Keep up the good work. br> -- Tim Rasmussen /p>

Right, Lyin' Bill couldn't have controlled his pornographic mind long enough to read any book of substance beyond the table of contents. Maybe Pervo Pants selected his favorite books by title only? In the case of Imitation of Christ, Satan's Best Boy must have been thinking in terms of a "how-to" manual on fooling the people. (Remember all the pictures of His Fraudulence coming out of church services, and carrying what appeared to be a bible, and all the preaching from the pulpit?)

Bill Clinton: All pathology. All the time.

p>The whole article was accurate, hilarious, and sickening (by way of the subject matter). Let's have some more writing, Jerry Carter!

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