The Hell With Politics: The Life and Writings of Jane Wood Reno

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Summary: Must have been one hell of a woman
Review: If you read this book, and cross ref. it with Janet Reno, Doing the Right Thing by Anderson, you will find out what, or who, made janet Reno what she is today.
The hell with politics, don't worry about what the majority says, figure out what you think, and do the right thing. Fix what you can, do what you must.
Jane wrestled alligators, wandered on the beaches, and was accepted by the local Indians as one of their own. She would go for the throat, if anything was between her and her objective. She built her own house, raised four kids, and worked as a journalist. She stood against the Mafia, and testifyed at the child kidnapping trials. She had insight and vision. All that Janet is, I suspect, is a remnant of her mother.