Bill Clinton: The Inside Story

by Robert E. Levin

WHAT THE MEDIA HASN'T TOLD YOU ABOUT BILL CLINTON Who is Bill Clinton? Does he have what it takes to put America back on track for the 21st century? Could this "Comeback Kid" from Hope, Arkansas, who... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1561711772
• ISBN13: 9781561711772
• Release Date: October 1992
• Publisher: S.P.I. Books
• Length: 342 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.0" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Mystery Marketing or Real Revelation?

If Levin's book in 1992 can be categorized as mystery marketing, it may have little relevance in the aftermath of the Clinton administration, and his Presidency. If however, it can be categorized as real revelation, it puts the entire Clinton administration history under decidedly different criteria with regard to what the people knew, and when they knew it, a twist upon the 1992 public election. It may also have relevance to the 2008 election given the fact that his wife's history is covered with some measure of candid approach, along with her 1992 commencement speech to her alma mater, Wellesley College, which for all practical purposes, should carry weight in how she is perceived as a candidate for 2008, at least among women. It's improbable that anyone could be as good as Clinton was cast in his upbringing, and earlier political years, in what people actually care about. It's also improbable that Hillary could be as bad as she is currently cast in what people care about, given the insight of early pre-1992 election revelation. The most interesting thing about the book is that it reveals how further entrenched America is in the complaints of why Clinton ran for office in the first place, and how fully America has erased whatever progress he made to backslide through another Bush administration - to nearly the same conditions that were then made a focus of his economic policy, and desire to change America. For any astute reader, America is essentially back to square one, perhaps as the result of having another Bush in office, a revovling door interrupted by the "good Clinton years" by today's standards. In making such an assessment, it behooves America to evaluate how far we've come, or not, in having wiped away that progress he spoke of then, and for all practical purposes, a repetition would not be unwelcome, given the circumstances, whether by him or by his wife. It also identifies whether America, itself, really "got it," when the book was published as to what they were reading, and why public scrutiny was minimized to later erupt as a spectacular "departure" from what they thought they were getting, in the near universal criticism of his later conduct that brought impeachment. In view of such relevations, it might be very possible that the stalking of Clinton was, in fact, a part of the Republican conspiracy that has been conjectured. Since its insight depends much upon the accuracy of the author, and the candid exposure by his friends, teachers, etc., it may well be just as relevant today, as it was in 1992 - but do people actually read these revelations or take them seriously? Apparently, not. Having just been made aware of it from one of the many other books written about him, the insight is long overdue, but may well still be relevant to his success, and may be relevant to her success. A review for those who have read it might be an important task in judging her outcome, as it was for his outcome - assuming people actually car