One fucking witness says that Hillary participated with the errrr Family.
One fucking witness!
She's not on the membership list---nothing.
Oh but here it comes---the Anti-Hillary zombies smell fresh meat and they gonna eat.
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Really? 
Post 33: where the author emphatically states Hillary IS NOT nor has she ever been a member of THE FAMILY:
Here is what I've gathered and here is what is printed in the book.
The author states Clinton is, indeed, religious. Big surprise, right?
The first time Sharlet uses The Reverend Rob Schenck, the founder of a ministry called Faith and Action in the Nation’s Capital—a knockoff of the Family, the theological equivalent of fake Gucci - as a source:
For instance, says Schenck, Senators Sam Brownback and Hillary Clinton, partners in prayer at Coe’s weekly Senate Prayer Breakfast. The Family is dedicated to spiritual war, not the intramural combat of party politics, Schenck explained. Coe doesn’t have a systematic theology, he has a vision of power. Not just to come, but as it exists. “They’re into living with what is,” said Schenck. “But you don’t want to alienate them, you don’t want to antagonize them. You need them as your friends. Even Hillary will need them. They keep a sort of cultural homeostasis in Washington. Washington right now is a town where if you’re going to be powerful, you need religion. That’s just the way it’s done.”
The author then explicitly states (and there really is no room for interpretation here):
Hillary may well be God’s beautiful child, (my note: a term Sam Brownback calls people like Paul Wellstone, Ted Kennedy and, yes, Hillary Clinton) but she’s not a member of Coe’s Family. Rather, I’d been told at Ivanwald, she’s a “friend,” less elect then a member, but more chosen than the rest of us. A fellow traveler but not a sister. Her goals are not their goals; but when on occasion they coincide, Hillary and the Family can work together.
And there you have it, folks. The most damning passage linking Hillary to 'The Family.' The rest of the book's commentary on Clinton is, in my opinion, a judgmental assault on Hillary for being religious, ambitious and being willing to mix the two. If you want to knock her for that, be my guest, but that is a technique many politicians (yes, even liberal ones) have used to great success.
But who else is mentioned in the book as a 'friend' of The Family? Al Gore (page 259)
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Post 37: Where a DUer provided a link to the actual book for all to read PLUS gives further information on the chapter about Hillary Clinton:
If you continue that chapter he does go on to say she's a "Cold Warrior," someone who evokes Cold War mythology, but even then that's not a big deal, she aged in that time, it makes sense. And later on he says she was distancing herself from her feminism yet we know that is objectively false with her latest speaking tours, where she has called for people to call her a feminist.
When I said "explicitly" I meant it. There's really no room for interpretation. Sharlet never said what people claim he said at all.
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Post 61: Where a DUer points out her 'association' with them ended in 2001 .
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Post 40: Where a DUer still clings to the now debunked belief she was a member of the family by quoting the same MotherJones article that incorrectly (intentionally or unintentionally) interprets a passage in Hillary book, Living History.
Throughout her time at the White House, Clinton writes in Living History, she took solace from "daily scriptures" sent to her by her Fellowship prayer cell, along with Coe's assurances that she was right where God wanted her. (Clinton's sense of divine guidance has been noted by others: Bishop Richard Wilke, who presided over the United Methodist Church of Arkansas during her years in Little Rock, told us, "If I asked Hillary, 'What does the Lord want you to do?' she would say, 'I think I'm called by the Lord to be in public service at whatever level he wants me.'"
Did you know Doug Coe, the leader of the Family, is mentioned exactly ONE time in Living History? ONE time. On page 168 in a passage in which Hillary is discussing her faith. It's a very brief mention in which she states, like the article states above, he assured her she was was she needed to be spiritually. What MotherJones and the rest of these 'progressive' muckrakers aren't saying (and I guess they're hoping you won't check yourself) is the same passage Coe is mentioned in covers several other religious contacts including Holly Leachman and Linda Lader who invited both Hillary and Tipper Gore to a bipartisan women's only prayer group.
All in all, the religious faith passage covers only six paragraphs and and this period was when Clinton was close to, and then did, lose her father.
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Post 68: Where a DUer points out Ted Kennedy, Al Gore, John Glenn and others were 'associated' yet there has been ZERO wailing and gnashing of teeth over that.
So this is where I'm going to do a little creative speculation. I hear the word bounced around a lot on DU: Misogyny. Here we have a book that progressives have misquoted and misinterpreted in an effort to prove Hillary is some kind of nefarious cult member. Yet the book plainly states she was not and that others like Ted Kennedy and Al Gore shared the same
association.
The book finds fault with Hillary for being religious, ambitious and being willing to mix the two yet doesn't raise an eyebrow at her male counterparts for doing the same. Why is that?? Think about it.
Cbayer is a great host and religious beliefs had nothing to do with locking this.
Clearly you do not know what you are talking about.
She did go to those prayer breakfasts pretty much every time. She had alliances with people in The Family over human trafficking. But she was not a "friend" of The Family. It seemed to be a combination of her own religious beliefs and the political capital it gained her (not in a nefarious way, more like, "I see this person regularly, they may be sympathetic to my causes" .
I'm having trouble keeping up with all of it 
