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Hillary's turnMichael Tomasky

Hillary's turn

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"It was without precedent. In July 1999 Hillary Rodham Clinton hit the campaign trail - the only sitting first lady in the history of the United States ever to seek public office. In her quest to become a New York senator, the nation's most polarizing woman would have to hold her own in the hurly-burly world of New York politics." "In this book, political columnist Michael Tomasky exposes the fascinating inner workings of that race. Hillary, he reveals, was neither a gladiatorial tigress nor the unreconstructed flower child conservatives so deeply feared. Constitutionally unable to embrace…

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  • Other · English · 2001
    Free Press · 309 pages · 9780684873022
Politics and governmentPolitikDemocratic Party (U.S.)KarriereCareer in politicsUnited StatesWomen political candidatesBiography