The Truth About Hillary by Edward Klein (2005, Hardcover)

I Think The Book Was Well Written. It Is A Book Every American Should Read.
I Have Followed Hillary Since She Was A Unscrupulous Lawyer In Arkanas.I Consider Her As Dangerous To World Peace Asd Bin Laden. I Feel The Author Had To Be Very Brave To Write This Book
Wayne Seawright

Good Book .....she sure wears the pants in there family ... would i buy another one like it ? NO
it didn't hold my attention very well. I found myself skimming through the pages and the chapters

Great book that gets to the truth and does not sugar coat what she is really like! The more people that read this book and get the whole story, the better.

I like that it goes behind the scenes. The writer did his research, and I have learned quite a bit that I did not previously know. I bought this book as I was curious about the background of Hillary Clinton. This book is a real; eye opener!

I bought this book because I wanted to see what the author had to say. I went in with an open mind. After reading for 5 minutes it was obvious that it was written with alot of hate. It was kind of funny though. The more I read it, the more I liked Hillary. The things that the author thought were just horrible and mean or weird about her- I resonated with and respected. This book was an easy read in the same way the National Enquirer or the Star magazines are, appealing to base desires. If you like gossip-it will satisfy. If not, let it be-it is a waste of your time and money.

This book is a travesty. References are not accurate. There are numerous quotes that are very debatable. If you have had a course in Informal Logic you could easily tear this book apart from page 1! I do not recommend it to anyone although I suspect that those out there who are not Hillary fans might be swept up in the tabloid-like content. It is a sin that a capable writer like Klein would put out such a terrible piece of work that will reflect on his abilities as an author. It makes me wonder what kind of bad experience he may have had with the Clintons. Do not waste your money on this book unless you are interested in "titillating" yellow journalism.

I bought this book to see if my overall feeling about Hillary Clinton had any real merits. What I liked about this book was that it wasn't just from the author's point of view. There were lots and lots of documented events that presented the facts of who Hillary Rodham Clinton really is and where she came from and what helped to shape her thinking. This is a must read whether you are a Hillary supporter or not. She could very well be the next President.

Having read "Partners in Power", I was interested in reading more about Hillary Rodham Clinton. I found Klein's "The Truth About Hillary" to be a nice sampler of Hillary at her worst. Klein exposes lots of secrets, dishing out a lot of specifics on subjects such as the Lewinsky affair and the Whitewater scandal. Considerable space is given to Hillary's health care fiasco.

Definitely a one-sided view of Hillary, not for the person who wants to see both sides by reading just one book. Hillary is herein depicted as a soulless, heartless, opportunistic liar who will stop at nothing to achieve her goals.

I bought this book because I wanted to study up on Hillary before the campaigning gets into full swing. I'll probably read a pro-Hillary book just to see how the other side explains the same subjects.

One of the non-political things I learned about Hillary Rodham Clinton in this book is about why her legs swell.