President Bill Clinton & James Patterson on New Thriller, Writing Process & Golfing with Trump
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Date: 2022-06-05
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josoverthehill
Patterson thinks DT is a good golfer? There've been BOOKS written on how bad he is (Rick Reilly's is hysterical. He doesn't get to call himself the pro of the club just because he OWNS it; he has to EARN it. Of those who DON'T stick their heads up his backside. I've NEVER heard of one who thinks he's a good golfer. I bet he wouldn't even know how to PLAY a round without cheating.
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Patterson thinks DT is a good golfer? There've been BOOKS written on how bad he is (Rick Reilly's is hysterical. He doesn't get to call himself the pro of the club just because he OWNS it; he has to EARN it. Of those who DON'T stick their heads up his backside. I've NEVER heard of one who thinks he's a good golfer. I bet he wouldn't even know how to PLAY a round without cheating.
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Lotta
Many people don't realize what a great POTUS Bill Clinton was. About 18. 6 million jobs were created while he was in office, more than any U. S. president in history. The economy grew every quarter, the budget was balanced and the federal deficit was erased. Maybe that's why the Republicans wanted to destroy him so badly.
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Many people don't realize what a great POTUS Bill Clinton was. About 18. 6 million jobs were created while he was in office, more than any U. S. president in history. The economy grew every quarter, the budget was balanced and the federal deficit was erased. Maybe that's why the Republicans wanted to destroy him so badly.
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Col
Reading is the key to a high IQ. It exposes you to new words and complicated formats, it makes the mind open up to new things that you could not have even envisioned on your own. When I was a kid in Junior high back in the 70's, I got the reading award for reading over 200 books during the summer. That's 2-4 books a day.
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Reading is the key to a high IQ. It exposes you to new words and complicated formats, it makes the mind open up to new things that you could not have even envisioned on your own. When I was a kid in Junior high back in the 70's, I got the reading award for reading over 200 books during the summer. That's 2-4 books a day.
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fanjoy
You can't compare Clinton with Bush. Clinton is the first guy in the classroom and Bush is rolling far behind. Bush have to think for a grace mark to pass. And Trump? He doesn't even appear at the examination hall. He employ others to sit for him at the examination. Trump is a dropped guy.
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You can't compare Clinton with Bush. Clinton is the first guy in the classroom and Bush is rolling far behind. Bush have to think for a grace mark to pass. And Trump? He doesn't even appear at the examination hall. He employ others to sit for him at the examination. Trump is a dropped guy.
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fanjoy
It's such a shame the US went from this smart and principled president to Bush who started the downfall of America and the forever wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the rise of Al qaeda and ISIS. Pathetic. I don't know if the US will ever recover from pre-2001.
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It's such a shame the US went from this smart and principled president to Bush who started the downfall of America and the forever wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the rise of Al qaeda and ISIS. Pathetic. I don't know if the US will ever recover from pre-2001.
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Luz
Great interview! Ive always admired Bill Clinton, (The only Rhodes scholar American president, and James Patterson is simply stupendously prolific.
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Great interview! Ive always admired Bill Clinton, (The only Rhodes scholar American president, and James Patterson is simply stupendously prolific.
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GUMPNSTEIN
There is still at least a 15% chance in my mind that Trump was a creation of the Clintons to destroy the Republican party lol.
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There is still at least a 15% chance in my mind that Trump was a creation of the Clintons to destroy the Republican party lol.
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Leticia
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Joe
I am a little surprised by Clinton's intellect he comes across quite intellectual for his age or even, I'm surprised. Good to know.
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I am a little surprised by Clinton's intellect he comes across quite intellectual for his age or even, I'm surprised. Good to know.
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Tony
Wonderful friends, I hope I have such friends after my personal [modest] achievements, into retirement, whatever that is.
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Wonderful friends, I hope I have such friends after my personal [modest] achievements, into retirement, whatever that is.
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