Title: A Classic Example of Political Hypocrisy
Product review: Chretien's ghost-written autobiography is brimming with phony Canadian patriotism and dull-witted "straight from the hip" comments that have gained the prime minister notoriety among his fellow Canadians. Almost every single principle that Chretien professes faith in between the covers of this tome has been contradicted by his first four years as PM; from senate reform to patronage. This book reads like and is about as believable as a Liberal Party campaign pamphlet and should be filed along with the Liberal red book campaign platform under "U" or "P" for Unkept Promises. If Canadians wish to read an autobiography that gives real insight to a Canadian politician's motivations and beliefs, check out Preston Manning's "New Canada".
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