Hillary Rodham Clinton: What Every American Should Know

by Christian JosI

This book prompts readers to Does Hillary Clinton possess the common sense or integrity we seek in our elected representatives? Does she really want to represent New York? And is Hillary running Senate primarily because she loves New York and just wants to do what's best for the state, or does she have much grander ambitions for herself in mind?From the first...the contradictory facts of her life pose interesting questions. For-- Why would Hillary, the young feminist with a fancy for the liberal salons, marry Bill Clinton -- Hot Springs' favorite Bubba -- and choose to live in his dark and backward Arkansas world?-- Why has she tolerated his continued and obsessive adulteries?-- How could a woman who blames Wall Street and corporate greed for the ills of the nation justify becoming a trader in cattle futures?-- How could a liberal Democrat activist who professes to be a champion of the little people scornfully step on and squash so many of them in her rise to power and prominence?-- All in all, why would someone who seeks to be regarded as "pure in principle" toss aside principles so often in favor of political advantage?

94 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2000

Reviews

[Carol Jones-Campbell]

How frightening this book is. It was written in the year 2000, and with Bill's and her history, they scare me on huge levels. This book is well written, but it scares me on so many levels. So after reading this, and watching last weeks debates, what are we coming to. I so miss being able to go to the poles and vote FOR someone, instead of voting against. I thoroughly enjoyed and felt the privilege of voting FOR MITT ROMNEY. I was so sorry he didn't win. When I see the quality of candidate we currently have before us, YIKES. I don't think either one of them have the personal power to be a leader among nations. Hilary scares me beyond words, Trump the same. I think he has some money sense, but does he have presidential sense. I'm truly afraid. This book is not a glowing report of who Hilary is, so interesting way to continue with our election process.

[Donna]

If there was a zero star rating for books on Goodreads this book would get a big fat 0 from me.

A biased view of Hillary Clinton by the American Conservative Union mascarading as giving facts to 'help' New Yorkers decide on how to vote in the 2000 U.S. Senate election.

The book presents a ridiculously pre-historic view of what it means to be a woman and to fit into that gender role. It suggests that it's not ok for mothers to return to work 4 months after giving birth. Imagine women wanting to keep their maiden names and careers too - such unwomanly behaviour is unacceptable!

Don't bother reading this rubbish!