Title: There are better sources
Review: As a writer Olson lacks the dedication to detail and fact checking that are the mark of a good historian. I've done quite a bit of studying of the Clinton years and I've read a lot of books about his abuses of power. However too many of them lose site of the truth in their quest to convict. Now I don't like Clinton one bit - but there is no point inventing facts when the truth is damning enough. If you want to read a factual account of the Clinton scandals with a conservative viewpoint, dig up some old National Review magazines at your public library. This book does more to help the Clintons (by including so many glary errors and off topic rants) than to impress the reader on their crimes. A sorry state of affairs really.
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