Yes, I’m sure that review by Jonathan Karl in the WSJ did wonders for sales.
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They publish D’Souza, Gorka, Malkin, Coulter and Ed Klein whose speciality is bios of left wing figures whom he thrashes including the Clintons and the Obamas. No vanity involved, just cupidity.
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“All of them, Katie.” 
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Snowflake is right. Matter of fact, all those on the right who whine about Trump not getting respect from the left should watch this short collection of clips on how Obama was trashed by them:
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“And it was his thoughts, and his ideas, and his feelings, and it was my job to communicate them. Whether you like them or not, those were his thoughts and his feelings.”
It would appear that he has not heard from his conscience even after leaving the White House.
(Assuming arguendo that he ever had one.)
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The thing that pisses me off is that they kill trees to print this shit.
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Didn’t that Milo guy write a book, too ? Maybe they could make a double-header ?
Geez, whatever happened to Seanie’s sacred right, enshrined in the constitution, to say stuff and not only is nobody allowed to criticize it, but they have to cheer? It’s right there in the First Amendment, where it says, The right of paid reactionary shills to disrupt and dismantle the democracy through endless corrosive and shamelessly toxic lies in service to the ruling class shall not be infringed, and must, moreover, be noisily cheered and praised, or else.
It’s what the founding fathers would have wanted.
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Nope - the publisher went back on that offer.
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Seekonk went with Clinton by 1.2 points. The nearby towns are a mix of bigger Clinton margins - Attleboro and North Attleboro (9 and 2, respectively) and Trump wins in Dighton, Rehoboth and Swansee by 5-13 points. Let him come to my BJ’s were the vote was more like 70-25 Clinton if he wants to experience a charged political climate.
PS - I read “political climate” as angry members cutting up BJ’s cards and going to Costco.
PPS - if the middle-income suburbs are getting fired up, it bodes well for the Dems in the midterms in places like NJ, PA, and NY where there are establishment R’s trying to hold on to seats.
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Masters of projection in action…
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From the Wikipedia article
“Regnery published Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent Inside The Clinton White House (1996) by Gary Aldrich, which Max Blumenthal, writing in the liberal The American Prospect, said “painted images of Hillary Clinton hanging crack pipes on the White House Christmas tree and claimed to expose lesbian affairs in the White House basement.”[18] Aldrich had written about an incident where Ms. Clinton ordered a batch of student artwork hung on the tree without examining it for suitability.[19]
In describing Regnery’s position in the publishing world, Nicholas Confessore, then writer for the liberal American Prospect, said the following:
Welcome to the world of Regnery Publishing—lifestyle press for conservatives, preferred printer of presidential hopefuls, and venerable publisher of books for the culture wars. Call it—gracelessly but more accurately—a medium-sized, loosely linked network of conservative types, with few degrees of separation and similar political aims. Just don’t call it a conspiracy.[20]”
I somehow remember these charges put out by wingnut media in the 90’s. Crack pipes on the Christmas tree? “Eight crack dealers leaping…”
I think they also accused her of hanging dildos on the tree. And you wonder why members of the conservative movement gets dismissed as a cranks.
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What’s the matter Spicee - scared some Libruls are going to getcha? hahahahahahaha
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ETTD
From now to the end of time.
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I deny it!
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And BJ’s wholesale club is where all good books go to die. I think it was cancelled due to lack of interest
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These days, Through the Looking Glass seems more and more like a documentary on the Trump administration, written with deep insider knowledge.
Instead of a warehouse store, maybe he should book into a Loews or Home Depot – that way he can always duck out to the garden department and hide in the bushes if things get to rough.
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A Distant Mirror, mainly because it is not fiction…