The book Rewriting History by Dick Morris told in the semi-shocking story of who the real Hillary Rodham Clinton is. The former first lady is by Morris as someone who shows only a certain part of her face or person to win the voters, not just in the period before their candidacy for the Senate seat, but described a long time before that.

This is upsetting, raised the question of whether the former first lady is really a loyal civil servant, or just someone who drives onTide goes and go where the demographics they lead, for example, she ran for senator in a state where the minority population is strong and the people who vote for a Democrat.

It has been devastating to many women there who respected and adored or Hillary Clinton read the aforementioned book, I was on the floor a little bit damaged, because I have always been in her compassion and her unconditional faith in the ideal model of thought for them, ie, the health care programs fiasco. HealthCare policies they believe in is one of its persistent violations of the policy, but you should see that it is their faith in some ideal of truly doing enough to drive her to have done what it is. I respect that quality in her, not quite a character in the book, something we discussed always overlooked. But this is also one of its greatest character flaw, because if they can be easily combined influence with their naivete or their nature, which is quite dangerous. These are of course discussed at lengthin the book.

I have the book from front to the indexes, how captivating it is read. Apart from that history buffs will love the book, but also, perhaps more than I do.