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A surprisingly engaging book for which mainly revolves around American politics and law, a subject that I know not too much about. I had to concentrate quite a bit too, so I guess I’m a bit of a dumb boy.
The conclusions are a bit suspect, where the author seems to dismiss Paula Jones’ claims and also doesn’t really explore the irresponsibility and shadiness of Clinton’s actions. The most powerful man in the world was sleeping with a young public-hired intern, but it comes across as simply an extramarital affair.
It does present a good tear down of the republican frenzy that overtook the party in their goals to unseat Clinton. But barring Lewinsky, no one comes out looking good, despite the author’s attempt to side the reader with the president.
Overall a good insight into the whole debacle but draws some questionable conclusions that are growing out of fashion in today’s political and social climate.
The conclusions are a bit suspect, where the author seems to dismiss Paula Jones’ claims and also doesn’t really explore the irresponsibility and shadiness of Clinton’s actions. The most powerful man in the world was sleeping with a young public-hired intern, but it comes across as simply an extramarital affair.
It does present a good tear down of the republican frenzy that overtook the party in their goals to unseat Clinton. But barring Lewinsky, no one comes out looking good, despite the author’s attempt to side the reader with the president.
Overall a good insight into the whole debacle but draws some questionable conclusions that are growing out of fashion in today’s political and social climate.