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Hell to Pay: The Unfolding Story of Hillary Rodham Clinton Paperback – September 5, 2001
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- Print length360 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherRegnery Publishing
- Publication dateSeptember 5, 2001
- Dimensions6 x 1 x 9 inches
- ISBN-100895261979
- ISBN-13978-0895261977
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- Publisher : Regnery Publishing; Updated edition (September 5, 2001)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 360 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0895261979
- ISBN-13 : 978-0895261977
- Item Weight : 1.06 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 1 x 9 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,067,830 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #3,664 in Political Conservatism & Liberalism
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I felt that the little, seemingly insignificant or trivial details of her life and childhood helped me to paint a better mental picure of the driving forces in Hillary's life. As a former national and state licensed therapist, the little details helped me to create a case study snapshot. The influences of the feminist movement, her continued pursuit and espousal of radicalism and socialism, her upbringing under a driven father, the upheaval of the 60's, the me-generation of the 70's, the self-consciousness towards her own body (specifically her legs), the disdain and reproachful way Bill treated her... Whew, her issues of being driven, loathing of men in general, thirst for power/dominance and control, all make sense. as another reviewer said, "When peeling back the layers, we need to know this stuff to get at what makes Hillary tick."
Looking at all the background and biographical details makes me realize (and hopefully others) that in her machinations we see clearly that she has not become more conservative or even centrist. She is a radical socialist to the core, and the most frightening thng in this revelation is that she seems to truly believe that she alone is right, that she alone is the people's champion and this sense of righteous indignation fuels her passionately to apire to the pinnacle of power at all costs.
Like a true socialist, Hillary will do anything and everything to obtain power. She will reinvent herself over and over to do so. This book shows clearly that pragmatism is all a pose to make her attractive to the broad electorate. For her, the end (her obtaining power) will justify any means.
By examing the actions/reactions of Hillary during key events such as Whitewater, the Travel agency firings, etc. The reader has an opportunity to see the venal, petty, cruel, vindictive, vulgar and violent side of a woman that is in a position of power and who is wanting yet more. Though all writer's have some non-altruistic motivation(s) for putting pen to paper, the work of digging out new details and reframing existing ones is crucial in the discovery phase of the case against Hillary The Case Against Hillary Clinton (another work by a different author). There will be "Hell to Pay" if Hillary is elected.
Moreover, because people rarely have middle-of-the road feelings about Hillary, that explains why there are very few reviews of this book that are not 1 or 5 stars. As I said, people aren't reviewing the book per se, they're opining on Hillary.
Having said that, let me make make myself a slight exception to what I just said.... While not perhaps a rabid Hillary-hater, I am at least a severe Hillary skeptic, and was receptive to a book which could crystallize some of my negative feelings. And yet, I was disappointed with the book.
I should have been tipped off by the unfairly unflattering cover photograph of Hillary. I was further made suspect by the fact that the only blurb on the back was from Rush Limbaugh, as if to say: "If you're a dittohead, this book is for you!" (For the record, I consider myself a conservative Republican, but not one who aligns himself with Pat Robertson, the NRA, Rush Limbaugh or Pat Buchanan. I wonder if that's a contradiction?)
While I have generally been impressed by Ms. Olson's commentary on her many TV appearances, this book just seemed to have a tabloid feel to it. In addition, many of the damning observations came not from disinterested third parties but from Ms. Olson herself. Also, there was nothing really new in the book--just a re-telling of well-known stories. As a contrasting example of a scholarly "trashing" of someone that I found to be far more persuasive (albeit a bit old now), read David Brock's "The Real Anita Hill."
