by Stanley G. Hilton and Anne-Renee Testa
St. Martin’s Press, 1998
The infamous Starr Report, which made Bill Clinton’s private life very public, had one specific aim: to send the 42nd US President packing. But many of those who will sit in judgment of Clinton have plenty of skeletons in their own closets. From sex scandals to financial fraud to political misconduct, discover what scores of members of the US House and Senate – Republicans and Democrats alike – are hiding beneath self-righteous veneers. And learn, from a renowned psychologist, what drives politicians in particular to commit such risky acts