In a Sprawling Memoir, Clinton Cites Storms and Settles Scores (NYT Spin on Clinton's "My Lies")

New York Times ^ | 06/19/04 | JOHN M. BRODER

[The Shrew]

The book is sprawling, undisciplined and idiosyncratic in its choice of emphasis.

Why would they expect the book to be any different from his presidency?

It devotes nearly 100 pages to his childhood but treats large spans of his presidency as a travelogue of campaign cities and foreign capitals.

Hmmm. If I remember correctly his presidency was "a travelogue of campaign cities and foreign capitals" - and little else!

Regards,

TS

[conservative in nyc]

Ouch. Horrible review for a horrible book.