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Summary: Destined to be a Bestseller!
Review: Great work Buzz! Buzz Patterson speaks for all of us who suffered through the Bill, Hillary, Al and the "I hate the military" crowd. Buzz gives specific details on how respect for the military went from the Penthouse under Reagan/Bush to the Outhouse under Clinton/Gore. Read it!
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Summary: Clinton undressed
Review: An accurate account of a President that continually placed his personal interests above those of his country.
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Summary: Amazing read into the real nature of a "leader"
Review: Very well written detailed book with great sources and evidence of the situations Patterson was placed. If you aren't convinced of Clinton and his administration on the blatent disregard and respect for the military and the constant expenditures of taxpayer monies, you will never be convinced because your formed opinion is blinding you. Dereliction of Duty not only describes how the Clinton administration's goals were politcal in nature on all fronts (the me me me attitude we so much see nowadays), but Patterson describes the subtle details which make a person a leader (or lack thereof). The descriptions of the little things, the subtle things that Patterson describes are more stunning to me than the gross ineptitude and duplicidous behaviour of our commander in cheif. God Bless President George W. Bush for bringing true leadership back to the highest ranking officials. A must read.
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Summary: Dereliction of Duty
Review: Wow!!! Finally a credible confirmation of what we knew all along. No ulterior motives here, just a factual accout of how Bill Clinton abused his power and single-handedly created the mess our country finds itself in today.
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Summary: A review by someone who's read the book
Review: As I read reviews prior to purchasing the book, I was amazed at the one star ratings. After reading the book, I realize how wrong they were. This is an excellent read by an author I've never heard of.God bless him for his courage.
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Summary: Read this book and be a patriot
Review: Don't hide your head in the sand. Learn about the treason of Bill Clinton. Learn of the damage he did the free world. Ask why he was never brought to justice. A must read. You will be sickened to learn of this national disgrace.
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Summary: Disgrace and Shame
Review: I was so disappointed when I finished this book.As a member of the National Guard, who is not and was not a supporter of Bill Clinton, I am still saddened that Mr. Patterson could not look beyond his political beliefs and keep his oath to serve and protect. His personal attacks on Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea show that Mr. Patterson has nothing but personal and political disdain for the Clintons. Disgrace and shame are the only thing Mr. Patterson should receive for writing this book
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Summary: The Truth Can Hurt
Review: Mr. Patterson shows great courage in penning 'Dereliction...", a better read I have not found. This portayal of inside workings is in sharp contrast to the biased media coverage at the time. I was always more concerned about Clintons' allowing the sale of sensitive nuclear warhead software/technology to China vs Monica Lewinsky. If you can't stand the National Security heat...then don't expose yourself to the truth.."Dereliction" is a MUST READ! PS..To the Liberals who bash the truth in print, at least have the courage to identify yourself if you must opine.
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Summary: Don't Let It Happen Again
Review: If you didn't like Bill Clinton when he was president, this book will provide all the validation you could want. If you did like him as the president and you are interested in the book, prepare to have your rose colored glassed smashed. In the case of the former president the truth is scarier than fiction. There is no way you can read this book and not understand that where we are today is due to the failed presidency of William J. What is even worse is that there are actually people longing for a Hillary run at the White House.
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Summary: Ridiculous
Review: As for these political books, there is so much hearsay in every account that the author has to be considered when determining the credibility of the book. In this case Robert Patterson's inept observation of the President was off the mark.
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