He believed that Coulter's discussions of "Whitewater, Filegate and the Travel Office episode" were questionable, but that her discussion of the Monica Lewinsky scandal was "better grounded" and provided a good starting point for discussions about the possibility of impeaching Clinton. He believed Coulter was basically correct about the facts of the case but that she provided a weaker discussion of relevant constitutional issues. He also believed that what Coulter was saying was "constitutionally important merely because she has been saying it to so many and such impressionable people". The Economist wrote that the book "reads like the closing argument of a long trial by a prosecutor who plainly hates the guilty bastard at the defence table" and that it was uneven in quality. It complimented Coulter's discussion of Whitewater, but found her discussion of Wampumgate irrelevant, concluding that "Coulter tries too hard" and that for her "there is nothing that Mr Clinton can do right." According to Maryles, the book became a bestseller. She stated that it "had a 75,000-copy first printing and has been back to press several times, bringing the total to 150,000." She added that in the months after the book's publication, Coulter did 175 radio interviews and 11 television interviews. See also Impeachment of Bill Clinton References Bibliography Books Journals Online articles External links Chapter One 1998 non-fiction books American non-fiction books Books about the Clinton administration Books by Ann Coulter English-language books Works about the impeachment of Bill Clinton Regnery Publishing books