--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > <snip> > > The thing about the sex thing, Clinton obviously had a sex- > > addiction problem, if you read his biography and the history > > of his addiction as governor and through the years. > > Which "biography" was this, Robert? And who wrote it? > Bill and Hillary: The Marriage By Christopher P. Andersen This is quite a story as reviewed below: By any definition they are one of history most remarkable couples; he the irresponsible country boy populist oczing ambition and Southern charm, she the brilliant, tough-as-nails Midwesterner with a head for strategy, a taste for power, and in the end, an unshakable allegiance to the man in her life. Together. William Jefferson Clinton and his wife; Billiary Rodham, scaled the heights of power and prestige only to have his wantonly reckless behavior bring them to the brink of personal and political ruin.With never-before revealed informat on and behind-the-scenes access that only Christopher Anderson can accomplish, Bill and Hillary is certain to make international headlines Author of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Day Diana Died (0-688-16082-4) and two bestselling book about another President and First Lady, Jack and Jackie (0-688-15312-7) and Jackie after Jack (0-688-14760-7), Anderson takes readers on a facinating journey inside the marriage of Bill and Hillary Clinton.The entity known as Bill and Hillary is greater than the sum of its parts The Clintons are youthful, brilliant, attractive, complicated sometimes arrogant, often mystifying, always controvercial -- but never dull, Sex, money, power, lies, and scandal. Each played a role in the making and unmaking of the Clinton legacy. Yet whatever the judgment of history, the continuing saga of Bill and Hillary is -- above all else -- a curious, compelling, and uniquely American love story.
