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Sleeping With the President: My Intimate Years With Bill Clinton

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This book provides some interesting but sad details about the man who hold the "honorable" office of President of the United States. He is less than honorable. Gennifer flowers reveals a very dark side of this person, who only has his interest at heart. Hats off to her. It must of took a lot,for her,to get though the making of this book. Wish her only the best.

Flowers only adds further credence to other evidence that Clinton is a dangerously manipulative and self-serving user- unfortunately his true "self" was kept from the voters before 92 election, and Flowers can take some of the blame for waiting to expose him.

Gennifer Flowers had a lot to say. Unfortunately, this book is mistitled. It contains excellent historical data and shows the light side, the dark side and an ongoing dishonest side of a President of the United States of America. Gennifer is believable. She has been vindicated in more ways than one.

...Gennifer would have picked up a few new insights or at the very least a couple new words/ways of expressing what had to be some intertesting experiences since 1992....but sadly, this is often a word-for-word repeat of her other book. President Clinton knows how to pick them...so even when they write a "tell all" they simply haven't a good enough grasp of the English language to make it interesting. If he ever picked someone with more than a fifth grade vocabulary...watch out America!

In this remarkable account of her years as the President's mistress, Flowers reveals not only her penchant for whore-like sex with the rich and powerful to the American public, but more importantly, she reveals her brilliant talent for producing great literature as well. Surely, this book will go down in history as one of the great historic documents ever produced by mankind.

I recently read a book by Mr. Canyon Adams entitled "Addiction in the White House: Disgrace of the U.S. Presidency." The book was excellent! And since Mr. Adams dedicated the book to Gennifer Flowers (and Paula Jones and Kathleen Willey)I found myself becoming interested in Gennifer's story. So I bought this book. I like this book too. Gennifer, I believe your story. Mr. Adams pointed out your credibility, and the President's sickness, and now I see things from your perspective. When I approached your book, I found it very believeable and credible. Good luck, Ms. Flowers. As your book points out, you paid a big price for your freedom from the presidential scandal.

The people that believe Eula Mae Flowers and consider her "story" relevent have not bothered to find out the facts.

Gennifer Flowers will surely be awarded the Nobel Prize in literature for her unforgettable tale of sex with the attorney general of Arkansas. Flowers' wonderfully complex personality shines through in the stylish prose and unabashed sluttiness with which she adorns this masterpiece from beginning to end.

Thank you Ms Flowers, for sharing with us the splendid gift of your sex life with the attorney general of Arkansas! This country owes you an enormous debt of gratitude.

I read this book as a skeptic. However, in spite of a lot of sleazy details I found Ms. Flowers very believable. Hats off for having the courage to write this in-depth look at the dark and seamy side of this man.

More than a "kiss" and tell; unabashed boasting.

Methinks Ms. Flowers suffers from delusions of grandeuer.

While I am most definitely NOT a Clinton fan and am inclined to believe things told about him, found this piece to be very self-serving and not without some thinly veiled jealousy of Hilary Clinton. Ms. Flowers should give this up and get on with her life. View her as just another notch in Clinton's well-worn belt--not the self-proclaimed "love of his life" as she wants us to believe. Book a waste of time and money--get better info from a supermarket tabloid.