[FlyVet]

I read that book. In another part, Aldrich told of the White house staff having to run and hide when Hillary was coming down the hallway. Supposedly she didn't like eye contact with any of the "hired scum". And, military personnel used as waiters and waitresses during dinner parties.

Another good read is "Year of the Rat", if you want to get into some serious treason.

[topher]

I have Year of the Rat. I have not read it. And I was reading the part about people having to hide when Queen Hillary came down the hallways.

[uncommonsense]

"Another good read is "Year of the Rat", if you want to get into some serious treason."

Interesting - I know of the scandals but didn't know of this book:

Year of the Rat: How Bill Clinton Compromised U.S. Security for Chinese Cash. Publication Date: October 1, 1998

While many political journalists largely considered the second term of Bill Clinton's presidency in terms of his romantic interludes, Edward Timperlake and William C. Triplett II follow up on one of the more controversial scandals of the 1996 reelection campaign. The Democratic National Committee was eventually forced to return $2.8 million in illegal contributions, much of it from foreign nationals, and much of it brought to the party by fundraising executive John Huang.

the Clinton-Gore administration "has made a series of Faustian bargains and policy blunders that have allowed a hostile power to further its aims in Washington." In addition to the potential security breach represented by Huang, they document numerous policy decisions that risk strengthening the technological and military power of Communist China, power that might well be used against the United States in the future.