Hillary's book vs book about Bannon - library stats (state, support, voted)

[PilgrimsProgress]

I have been on my library's waiting list for almost two months, to get Devil's Bargain. I was #206, now #91. There are 63 copies distributed in my city's various branches. Three weeks is the time you get to read a book.

There are 36 copies of Hillary's What Happened and no waiting! I live in a blue state that voted for Hillary.

[saltine]

Moral of the story: Hillary is washed up. I do hope she runs again.

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

I have been on my library's waiting list for almost two months, to get Devil's Bargain. I was #206, now #91. There are 63 copies distributed in my city's various branches. Three weeks is the time you get to read a book.

There are 36 copies of Hillary's What Happened and no waiting! I live in a blue state that voted for Hillary.

Would not pollute my mind by reading either book.

[Clarallel]

Since the publishing business is in trouble, would it kill some of you to go buy a copy? A library may buy a couple, but if the public doesn't support the industry, the publishers stop publishing.

[CBeisbol]

Originally Posted by PilgrimsProgress

I have been on my library's waiting list for almost two months, to get Devil's Bargain. I was #206, now #91. There are 63 copies distributed in my city's various branches. Three weeks is the time you get to read a book.

There are 36 copies of Hillary's What Happened and no waiting! I live in a blue state that voted for Hillary.

My city library

Devil's Bargain - 26 holds on 9 copies
What Happened - 164 holds on 20 copies

¯\_(ツ)_/¯


So, we've proven something.
I have no idea what.

What is the conclusion supposed to be?


I'd be more interested in Devil's Bargain. It's about something that is relevant and impactful today and that threatens to destroy the country as we know it.


Hillary's book is a rehashed whine about all the reasons she's not president that don't involve her being a crappy entitled candidate.