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They love her. They hate her. Either way, they respect her chances of becoming president — or else we wouldn’t be witnessing a blizzard of books about Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, some fiercely pro, some contemptuously con. You don’t see a comparable stack of volumes about, say, Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.), now, do you? Two more Clinton bios recently were released, joining an already impressive lineup. Here’s a sampling of Print ‘n’ Clinton:

THE CLINTON COLLECTION

Her Way: The Hopes and Ambitions of Hillary Rodham Clinton”

by Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta (Little, Brown, 2007)

BACK STORY

Two New York Times reporters dig through the paper trail.

BOMBSHELL

Clinton maintains a “war room” to fire back at critics

WILL SHE READ IT?

Maybe

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Head of FEMA — just before a major hurricane

“A Woman In Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton”

by Carl Bernstein (Knopf, 2007)

BACK STORY

The author helped break the Watergate story

BOMBSHELL

Clinton liked and respected Pat Nixon

WILL SHE READ IT?

Could be

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Executive director of Nixon Presidential Library

“The Extreme Makeover of Hillary (Rodham) Clinton”

by Bay Buchanan (Regnery, 2007)

BACK STORY

Pat Buchanan’s sister makes the conservative case against Clinton

BOMBSHELL

Want to see the least flattering Clinton photos in existence?

WILL SHE READ IT?

Only for laughs

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Ambassador to Arctic Circle

“The Truth About Hillary: What She Knew, When She Knew It and How Far She’ll Go to Become President”

by Edward Klein (Sentinel, 2006)

BACK STORY

Snarky gossip and innuendo from a former New York Times magazine editor

BOMBSHELL

She’s — GASP! — ambitious (unlike all those male candidates)

WILL SHE READ IT?

Not on a dare

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Ambassador to someplace even more remote than Arctic Circle

“The Case for Hillary Clinton”

by Susan Estrich (HarperCollins, 2005)

BACK STORY

Law professor Estrich managed Michael Dukakis’ presidential bid

BOMBSHELL

Estrich actually admits to a few minor flaws in her hero

WILL SHE READ IT?

47 times

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Chief of staff

“Hell to Pay: The Unfolding Story of Hillary Rodham Clinton”

by Barbara Olson (Regnery, 2001)

BACK STORY

Anti-Clinton tirades by Olson, a former federal prosecutor, were cable-TV staples

BOMBSHELL

While first lady, Clinton maintained a secret staff to take down opponents

WILL SHE READ IT?

Get serious

IF SHE’S ELECTED, THE GOVERNMENT POST THAT THE AUTHOR CAN EXPECT

Sadly, the author was killed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks