Rewriting History

by Dick Morris and Eileen Morris, Dick; McGann

Book Overview

Now, for the first time, Fox News political analyst and former Clinton adviser Dick Morris turns his sharp-eyed gaze on Hillary, the longtime First Lady, current New York senator, and bestselling author. For, as he argues, no politician in America today is better aligned to become president in 2008--and none would bring more baggage to the White House--than Mrs. Clinton. In Rewriting History, Morris draws on his own long working relationship with...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060736682
• ISBN13: 9780060736682
• Release Date: May 2004
• Publisher: Harper
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Madame Hillary

I wonder if all the top leaders of the Democratic Party and the Senate are all giving out orders to give 1 star reviews to every single right-wing book. Look at the average number of stars on Left-wing books and then look at right-wing books. Maybe the amount of liberals outnumbers conservatives on this site but it seems to me they're a mission to give 1 star reviews to EVERY conservative book out there. Being the supposed party of "tolerance" look at the names liberals give Republicans and Conservative. Well, I guess if you're in the majority then tolerance no longer applies to you. I commend Dick Morris for revealing Hilary's reign of terror whether it's piggy-backing her "hubby" Bill or using New York to get further. If anyone wants the truth (or for what most of us know as the truth) read "Re-Writing History." By the way love the cover!

What's REALLY interesting...

Great book! You know what's interesting? Look at all of the 1 star reviewers here that say they never even read it. Who cares what they think about it? And look at the number of reviews left by people who hated the book that said horrible things about the author. Says a lot about about the "tolerant, caring" liberals and democrats doesn't it? Tolerance means nothing when the person claiming it only tolerates others like themselves! Anyway, this is a great book to compare with Hillary's. Sure, what do we know but what they tell us? It and Hillary's book could both be full of lies for all we know. But when you compare the Clinton's (both of them) track record of less than truthful speaking and deceitful posturing, with the opinion of Dick Morris, I'll buy Morris' version any day! For you detractors, PLEASE try to see things without insisting on looking through your ideological glasses before you make a judgement. I know it can be hard, but it can be done.

Fascinating First Hand Account

So much vitriol from the idealogues! Regardless of your political persuasion, this book is fascinating. The things Morris has seen and participated in while acting as Clinton's prime pollster and political strategist going all the way back to his Arkansas years lends tremendous insight into the political lightening rod that is Hillary. Depsite the personal attacks from those who know only how to hate someone they disagree with, it is difficult to discredit Morris' first hand accounts of his interactions with Bill and Hillary. This is not a book citing vague references or unnamed sources, but observations from an insider who did everything he could to help the Clintons ascend to power for more than a decade. Morris is not a right-wing idealogue. In fact, he's not even right-wing as he admits to voting for Gore in 2000.This book is a much needed, rational, and factual assessment of a woman clearly on the political rise. Morris' inside view into how Hillary operates is a fascinating story and very important debating stuff as voters will likely have to reevaluate this ultra-ambitiuos woman as she strives for more power.

A different take...

I always thought Hillary would be the first female president. That was until I read this book. Mr. Morris does a great job providing the public with another view of Hillary Clinton that differs from the image she paints of herself in her own book. True...there is always two sides to every story, but at least now we get to see that other side. Morris provides an insight into the former first lady that we haven;t seen before in any other books about her... insight from someone that worked very close to her on a daily basis . This is worth checking out, and as usual... make your own mind up!