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Summary: Worthwhile
Review: While I'm no fan of Hillary Clinton, I wanted to read a biography that was neither a vitriolic diatribe, nor the usual puff piece. Hell to Pay filled the bill exactly. Very revealing. Recommend it highly
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Summary: What is balanced?
Review: Picky, slanted, right wing ? Must everything be balanced these days ? Olson presents Hilarys' own words both spoken and writen and looks at past influences on her life. She said a vast right wing conspiracy was out to get them, knowing all along her husband was lying to the American public. Ms Olson has researched and printed the information for us to read and decide on a course of action as voters. There are many ways to waste money and this is not one if you are interested in the future direction of our country. If nothing else it poses some questions that she could answer if she ever ended her listening tour. I found nothing underhanded other than Ms. Clintons approach to power and control at any cost. A good lesson in politics even if facts get in the way.
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Summary: Wonderful Analysis - Couldn't put it Down!
Review: It is easy to understand why all the reviews here are either five stars or one star. There is no middle ground here. This book is wonderfully written and contains very little rehashed material which at this point is very hard to do. The best part is the critical analysis of Hillary's past writings and how they expose a hidden political agenda. Olson's analysis of the First Lady's seemingly unaltered radical persuasion is convincingly demonstrated in this meticulously researched biography. This type of writing is not one star. One star is like trying to bury the many insights which this book magnificently exposes. Bravo Barbara!
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Summary: The case against Hillary Rodham Clinton
Review: Hell to Pay is a straight forward summation of the life of Hillary Clinton, presented unemotionally, as if by a prosecutor to a jury. (That's you, the reader.) Direct and revealing of "just the facts, mam", judgement is left to the reader. Broad in scope it does much to runravel a very tangled web. It's well worth the reading!
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Summary: A smashing look at the woman who would be queen!
Review: No where else have I seen so much damning material on Hillary. And it's not just documented, confirmed evidence, it's also the inside information from the author's investigations and sources that I hadn't seen before that make this a must read.
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Summary: Veritas
Review: I hate to use the Harvard motto to describe this book, "veritas" (truth), but it's perfect (anyway, the Congregationalist Harvard stole it from the Dominicans, who had it for several hundreds years ante-Havenot). It certainy is a pleasure to read someone who thinks and argues so thoroughly. And of course, it must be her [Olson's] training and background as a federal prosecutor that allows her to lay out such a forceful case, and in fact, makes this a compelling read-- at least for me. I thought Olson's last chapter ("Philosopher Queen") was the most interesting, and unfortunately, it wasn't developed as much as I would have liked. All in all it is, IMHO, a solid and interesting book-- and a must read for registered New York state voters.
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Summary: This book picks up where David Brock left off. Great!
Review: As Barbara Olson points out in this new book "[t]he Clinton era is far from over and Hillary's ambitions far from satisfied." For that reason, "Hell To Pay" is worth reading, even for the reader who may wonder why he should give its subject any time and attention. The book draws interesting and readable conclusions about the future of the Clinton era or, perhaps more precisely, the shape of the second Clinton era that will dawn if the First Lady has her way. In this respect, Barbara Olson picks up where David Brock's earlier biography left off. The worst thing that can be said about "Hell To Pay" is that Hillary Clinton and her ideas are in position to demand from critical thinking American citizens the time required to know and understand them. Unfortunately, without a thorough knowlege of Mrs. Clinton and her ideology (such as Mrs. Olson's book provides), reasonable and involved citizens are at a serious disadvantage in today's political discourse. It may be that restoring the nation's political health requires knowing Hillary Clinton better, in the same manner that knowing a pathology is the first step to finding a cure. If so, Barbara Olson has made a major contribution to what might be called "political epidemiology." "Hell To Pay" would make a good Christmas gift for mainstream citizens who look for political success next year.
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Summary: A "Must Read" for every New Yorker!
Review: Finally, someone gets through all of the White House spin doctors with a very interesting and eye opening look a Hillary Clinton. It is a well researched and documented look at the elusive Hillary Clinton.It ties together so many of the scandals of the Clinton Administration and shows that most paths lead to Hillary.
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Summary: Finally Someone is Telling it Like It Is!
Review: Barbara Olson has had the courage to tell it like it is. The Country cannot help but profit from knowing the truth about Hillary Clinton's lust for power. Olsen has done what the national media has refused to do. She has stripped away the facade Hillary has so carefully woven around herself. I'm buying multiple copies for gifts. Every US citizen needs to read this and since the national media refuses to help,it is imperative that each person do his part is publicizing this book.
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Summary: THIS IS LONG OVERDUE!
Review: Finally a truthful report about one of the most powerful women of our time. Why has this taken so long? The American people are entitled to know the real Hillary Clinton. Barbara Olson has achieved that illusive goal.
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