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Article: The ghost and Mrs. Clinton; or, It takes a village to write a book.(Commentary)(Editorials)
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- The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
- Article date:
- January 13, 1996
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Upon closer inspection, it appears that William Safire pulled his punch Tuesday when he called the First Lady "a congenital liar." Mr. Safire, though he used the dread L-word, at least posited that HRC had good reason to lie when she did. The picture that emerges from his column is that of a crafty guerrilla in the P.R. wars who lies without remorse - but only when the untruths are dictated by necessity. But maybe this picture is overly generous - rather like the soft-focused camera in an Elizabeth Taylor perfume commercial. Mrs. Clinton may be not just a congenital liar, but a reflexive one: i.e., the habit may be so ingrained in her that she lies even when she has ...
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