Their Lives: The Women Targeted By The Clinton Machine

291 Pages includes 30 pages of notes (sources). No index. Black boards with silver lettering to spine. No defects noted. Faultless interior text pages. Bill Clinton rose to the White House proclaiming to be a supporter of women's rights, but this shocking expose reveals a pattern of disturbing attacks against women that renders his rhetoric hollow. With a combination of in-depth research and first-hand accounts, author Candice E. Jackson proves that Clinton used his political power to harass, intimidate, and terrorize the women who got in his way. Whether it was assembling a smear team to attack a grief-stricken widow, threatening a reporter for her research into an Arkansas health care scandal, or hiring private investigators to bully an ex-flame's family members, Clinton showed no reluctance to go after any woman who inconvenienced his political career. And while Jackson stops short of actions, but also the prospect that Hillary Rodham Clinton, his eager accomplice, might one day occupy the Oval Office morally condemning the former president for his philandering, her research uncovers an undeniable link between his liberal beliefs and misogynistic behavior. It's a discovery that ought to make women everywhere concerned about not just the former president's.…