The truth about the Clinton White House.

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	• Unlimited Access: An FBI Agent Inside the Clinton White House Gary Aldrich Regnery Publishing, Inc., 1998 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 111 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A must read....

This book should be a must read at every high school in the country. What they did in our White House is a crime. It made my blood pressure hit the ceiling and confirmed my opinion of the Clinton administration.

The truth about the Clinton White House.

Gary Aldrich has written an expose' of all things rotten in the White House. I knew the Clinton administration was strapped with scandals,but this book brings to light some activities that are worse than scandalous!

The first problem that popped up was the avoidance of vetting the White House staff. Over time the motivation for non-compliance became more obvious. The eventual leak to the media by a law enforcement source concerning rampant drug use by people working at the White House spotlights one possible motive for non-compliance.

The fraudulent double-pay for 25 members of the Clintons' transition staff was not only illegal but an omen for just how corrupt and disrespectful this administration was going to be. "..the Clinton administration was a corrupt disaster beyond redemption or repair."-page 154.

Of interest was the lack of forethought when the Clintons had a new telephone service installed and later couldn't figure out how to properly bill the departments. They also had a knack for screwing up traditions like the Easter Egg Roll and 4th of July celebration.
They had no concept of security clearance and the importance of it in dealing with the handling of classified documents.

Like the first lady, a lot of staffers felt entitled to a presence in the White House. No protocol or respect for the House itself.

The legendary story of Bill sneaking out to hook up with a girlfriend at a Marriott Hotel rings true from his past.

The cronyism and abusive firings of the Travel Office was typical Hillary behavior.

The co-presidency was likely illegal also. "I saw no evidence of a power struggle between the president and first lady. The power was all hers."-page 92.

What was most shocking was the treatment of Gary Aldrich by Clinton surrogates like George Stephanopolis. Over time the author has been vindicated, but not before being attacked by the White House,and grilled extensively by the t.v. hacks.
I applaud Gary Aldrich for braving the storm and writing a truthful book about the Clinton White House. With Hillary running for president this book is a must-read for anyone with an open mind about what to expect if the two-for-one presidency takes up residency on Pennsylvania Avenue again. And it ain't pretty!

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Outstanding Book!

I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to know what it was like working in the Clinton White House.

As Urgent Today as when published

Unlimited Access is pertinent in 2008 as elections draw near. Competence, loyalty and moral clarity remain essential. Read again Gary Aldrich's report as Clinton dismantled national security.

always a good read

I read this book several years ago and being that it is election season, I thought it would be a good idea to re-read and share with my husband! My only question now would be, "What does the FBI think about the possibility of having the Cliton's back in the White House?"

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