Presidential Supporters & Critics, 20th Century American History - Politics & Government - General & Miscellaneous, Presidents of the United States - Biography, U.S. Politics & Government - 1992-2001, National Security
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Overview
Bill Gertz has done more than any other reporter to expose the threat Bill Clinton's administration poses to U.S. national security. Now, using his extensive sources within the government and his unrivaled access to confidential documents, Gertz tells the whole, sordid story of an administration that has sold out our national security--and has gone to great lengths to cover it up.Editorials
Mark P. Lagon
...[M]akes the solid and convincing case that over the last six and a half years, the president's foreign policy has regularly betrayed American interests and principles for a variety of political, personal, and financial expediencies.—The Weekly Standard
John Corry
Betrayal...provides a long and carefully reported list of arms-control failures. James Woolsey, the former CIA director, says Betrayal will be the administrations's least favorite book on its foreign poicy, and he may very well be right.— The American Spectator
Mark P. Lagon
...[M]akes the solid and convincing case that over the last six and a half years, the president's foreign policy has regularly betrayed American interests and principles for a variety of political, personal, and financial expediencies.— The Weekly Standard
Book Details
Published
October 1, 2001
Publisher
Regnery Publishing
Pages
291
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780895261960