Nancee

June 01, 2008

12 years after its publication, Blood Sport reveals the Clinton mentality as users of people who surround them. Stewart traces the history of Whitewater, Jim and Susan McDougal with their accompanying cast of characters, Arkansas politicians who influenced and modeled behavior for Clinton, and the W

Philip

April 22, 2020

Stewart does a commendable work on a time in American politics that was infested with lies, corruption, and withholding key evidence. Always somewhat leary on political writings in regards to openness and fair play, his work and background brought forth at least an honest saga based on fact. Politic

Karen S. Williams

August 21, 2019

Extremely detailed and mind blowingWould Bill Clinton be elected in today's political arena? This book details the world of small minded Arkansas and the Clintons ' cohorts during Bill and Hillary's climb into the national political spotlight. Intrigue, suspicion, ignorance, lies, this book has it a

Darin

January 13, 2022

Highly revealing. Well sourced. A behind the scenes look at what it takes to achieve power.

Ira friedman

August 22, 2008

Stewart's books are nothing if not superb and excellently researched and reported. In the past what I have really been impressed with, is Stewart's ability to take subjects that are not easily explainable or approachable as they are filled with highly nuanced facts and many actors while being based

Mike

August 24, 2008

A revealing look at how the Clinton Administration reacted to the early scandals including Vince Foster, travelgate, "bimbo eruptions", and of course Whitewater. Stewart frames his story through the testimony of James and Susan McDougall, and the reporting of NYTimes's Jeff Gerth, whose reporting ha

Hasan

May 30, 2012

Love them or hate them, the book tells the story of the lover of Lewinsky, the bitter bride of less than bashful Bill, and the offspring of their union.