and then she learned how that crazy building down there worked for bob bullock.e was a german tour to her, dangerous and frankly might have been demonic figure. he did a lot of good work, made the trains moving time. but as a personality he wrestled with some demons himself. and she had to hang out late with him. there's so much evidence in her archives. she said at a later and later and later with this man who drove a car one in six now that we do about motel windows to escape the irate has been of the woman that he was with who fired machine guns off the hill country. just a very intense man. and then adopted george w. bush as his political accolate. she learned from those three people how to address texas and how to develop this personality. and then, you know, very regrettably to flash forward, you know, molly passed away in january of 2007. i'll just read the last paragraph i suppose. molly died in her better tree-lined home in the last wednesday of january 2007, message boards lit up around the country, impromptu memorial services were held in different cit

i wrote about bush that bush wouldn't be president if not for bob bullock.u had to hang out with these men and drink with these men, stand your own. by the way, she could drink all of them under the table. stay up later. was surprised when they read her columns. oh, my god, did i say that? molly would go in the women's room, she would go down another corner and write down what they were saying. some of them were a little daffy. they would thank her for spelling their names right that they didn't realize what she was saying. it's a reflection on them. molly was sought out for news about texas, and she went to "the new york times" in 1976. as a teenager, she had written on it little piece of paper once, i want to become famous by the time i'm 25, or i will commit suicide. and she put it in her wallet and carried it with her through life began molly -- she wanted to be well-known. i think she wanted to be a celebrity. but she wanted to be a famous and going to "the new york times" spoke to the. she thought she could do the same things in new york that she could