Daniel Halper

Things written about Bill and Hilary Clinton are usually either smarmy or else cast them as an American edition of the Borgias. Halper's book is definitely more in the latter category. He certainly seems to have interviewed a ton of people and their comments about the Clintons show them to be brilliant and complicated but fuzzy on ethics. Also interesting is the author's focus on Chelsea Clinton and his speculation that she is going to play a bigger part in her parent's decision making from here on in.

I haven't paid much attention to what Hilary Clinton was up to since she became secretary of state, so I'd hoped that this book would answer some questions, but I'm not sure it does unless you want to find out what lots of players--major and minor--think about Bill and Hilary.… (altro)