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Title: Five stars to her for saying nothing
Review: Susan McDougal took the hit for a lot of people when she went to prison for refusing to talk about Whitewater, the Clinton land deal that went bad and almost brought down a kingdom. In reading this book, you get a strong sense of McDougal's honesty and integrity, and how difficult it must have been, in the presence of so much idiocy and insanity, to maintain that integrity.Once she more or less finishes dealing with Kenneth Starr and his grandstanding attempts to elevate himself while destroying the presidency, she spends the rest of the book describing her horrendous experiences in prison, her fellow female inmates, her fear of the guards, and her interest in prison reform.The amazing thing, after all she's been through, is that somehow McDougal decency and sense of humor survived her ordeal - and it makes her book a pleasure to read, even as it makes us wince and wish to avert our gaze.
