High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton

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Summary: Big disappointment.
Review: While the topic is timely and I looked forward to some enlightenment on it, this book turned out to be a partisan screed thinly disguised as a legal argument. The argument is sloppy, excitable and full of hyperbole. The historical context is selective and incomplete.... Don't waste your money.

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Summary: A Concise Indictment
Review: This was a concise, well thought out, well written indictment of the sitting President, as well as a thoughtful review of the concept of impeachment itself. The only ones who will hate it are the ones who would defend this President no matter what is proved against him--the ones that the people of Texas used to refer to as "Yellow dog Democrats"--those who would vote for a yellow dog if he was on the ballot as a Democrat. Anyone who has a truly open mind will at LEAST consider the arguments presented!

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Summary: Just the facts.......
Review: Finally, someone writes the truth about the President in a easily readable, well organized way. Common sense prevails.

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Summary: The President may be in trouble
Review: A thoughtful analysis of what the founding fathers said. Despite Coulter's unimpressive appearance on television, the book is surprisingly insightful.

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Summary: This book is superb!!!!
Review: Ann outlines and explains the intricate details of fraud, lies and abuse of position and power...

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Summary: Clinton's Character Brilliantly Illuminated
Review: One might think that after the millions of words written and spoken in the media that there would be nothing more to say. One would be wrong. This work is at once scholarly and hilarious, serious and sobering. Ann Coulter makes impeachment, until recently all but unthinkable, now seem essential and inevitable. A review of the historical basis if impeachment clears the mind of cobwebs so carefully spun by the evening talking heads. The case is well made. And the picture of the author on the cover is worth the price of the book.

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Summary: An Essential Addition to Every Political Buff's Library
Review: Ann Coulter's detailed coverage of the impeachment process places it in an important historical context. For those who dislike Clinton, they can relish the prospect of seeing their least favorite President squirm under the relentless pressure of a House impeachment hearing while learning more about this seldom used process. For those who support and admire President Bill Clinton, here is a chance to learn what could be in store for their cherished leader and how best to defend him against his enemies. For those who are neutral on politics (I doubt there are many), this is an opportunity to learn how their government works and to get involved themselves. Coulter explains this process in a balanced and scholarly fashion.

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Summary: Elitist Bunk
Review: A book that only an conservative elitist like Coulter could write. And a book that only those who think that Fox News tells the truth could buy.

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Summary: Warmed over Coulter
Review: This was Coulter's first book and it shows. Yet to fully develop the great bombastic style of Treason, this is more labored. Great early stuff from Coulter the prosecutor on Paula Jones, but later chapters on Indian Gaming dodges and the like weaken rather than complement her case.

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Summary: Clinton - Guilty as charged
Review: Ann Coulter has put together a masterpiece. This book was very difficult to put down as it was filled with reason after reason as to why Clinton should have been removed from office. Very good documentation by Ann Coulter makes this book a very useful research tool for understanding and following up on the issues at hand. The people offended by this book are those who can't deal with the fact that their fearless lying leader was nothing more than a criminal who should be taking residence in the nearest maximum security facility sometime soon.