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The Internet Age Finally Comes to Arkansas

By on 6.10.08 @ 11:44AM

And the Clinton legacy continues to contribute to our culture. Paula Jones and Gennifer Flowers have launched a website where for $1.99 a pop you can hear of their encounters with Bill Clinton and thoughts on various other subjects. Coming so quickly after Hillary's concession, this strikes me as bad timing but maybe there will be a pent-up market for Clinton dirt that the McCain-Obama presidential race won't be able to serve.

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