The Truth About Hillary( Edward Klein)

KleinÆs account of Clinton is highly unflattering, including depicting her as a power-hungry, immoral woman who will do anything to win the presidency. She is portrayed as obsessed with power and a woman who cannot tell right from wrong, someone Klein (2005) writes that former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under the Clintons, Brian DeLong, feels should ôàbe kept very far away from the White House for the rest of her lifeö (p. 268).

KleinÆs (2005) account also makes some startling revelations about the First Lady, such as his questioning of her sexual orientation (he maintains she has lesbian tendencies) and, even more outrageous, that Chelsea, the ClintonÆs daughter, is a product of former President Bill ClintonÆs rape of Hillary. In a hotel in Bermuda, Bill Clinton allegedly told a companion, ôIÆm going back to the cottage and rape my wifeö (Klein, 2005, p. 90). Shortly thereafter, Hillary became pregnant with Chelsea.

Klein also covers HillaryÆs experienc

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ernment to take over medical care in American society. However, the author saves nearly half of his account of ClintonÆs life for the Monica Lewinsky scandal, something he maintains Hillary was well aware of before her husband revealed it to her as she maintains in her own book on her life and career. Klein (2005) maintains that Hillary instead played a ôwronged womanö to take media focus off of her own corrupt behavior in the past and to further promote her future political stock among the American public, ôShe played the poor wife-sheÆd been betrayed. Instead of being the crook who went down with Whitewater, she suddenly became the object of sympathyö (p. 144). KleinÆs answer the question in the subtitle of his book is that Hillary Clinton will do anything it takes to secure her chances of winning the White House in 2008. Klein (2005) uses previously published or broadcast information to makeup the majority of his text, although he does maintain he conducted many interviews with sources who wished to remain anonymous because of fearing ôàmany sources, fearing HillaryÆs power to exact retribution, asked to remain anonymousö (Back Matter). When Klein does provide the sources for comments about Hillary, regardless of whether
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