Even if one disregards the portions that deal with Clinton's womanizing
(they are solid, but some will consider them irrelevant), this book still
leaves a substantial amount of documented material regarding Clinton's
background, and evidence reflecting on his character. There is little
question that the major media was unusually kind to Clinton in 1992 --
particularly on the Gennifer Flowers issue, as compared to the number they
did on Gary Hart in 1988. To a lesser extent it was also true on the draft
issue: his draft dodging was more calculated than portrayed in the media,
and so were his explanations of it during the campaign. This book also
includes some background on Hillary Rodham's career. Unfortunately, it
misses Clinton's connections to East Coast elites (who apparently use
Southern governors as cover), and concentrates more on his record in
Arkansas. Nevertheless it is more valuable than those two or three fawning
biographies that were available on bookstore shelves as of early 1993.
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