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George Stephanopoulos's memoir of life on the campaign trail and inside the White House has been widely praised as one of the most insightful political memoirs of our time. It is at once an eyewitness account of unprecedented historical events and a compelling revelation of the American political process.
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Patsy Z. (
Frances J. (George Stephanopoulos's autobiography and Bill Clinton's biography during the Clinton campaign, election and first term. Stephanopoulos's sidelights regarding Hillary Clinton are interesting as she runs for president this year.
Wonderfully written, clear and exciting, parts I even wanted to read aloud! His attempt (and I believe success) to be utterly honest is evident, as is his philosophical as well as political background.
The author was President Clinton's senior adviser and now provides a balanced look at the presidency and the man.
Tracy M. (A wonderful book - probably the best political book I've ever read! Very readable, and enlightening in regard to the Clinton White House in the 1990s. The best part is Stephanopolous' refreshing openness honesty about his feelings, struggles, and experiences.
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