Madame Hillary: The Dark Road to the White House - Hardcover

Her Dark Road to the White House Revealed at Last...

No one knows Hillary Clinton the way R. Emmett Tyrrell and Mark Davis know her.

Tyrrell's American Spectator was the magazine of record for breaking stories on the Clinton administration. For eight solid years it was the administration's most formidable journalistic opponent-a persistent (as well as a devastatingly perceptive and witty) obstacle to the Clintons' attempts to hoodwink the public and whitewash their own corruption. Former White House speechwriter and longtime Clinton watcher and chronicler Mark Davis has compiled devastating files of research on Hillary.

Now Tyrrell, the author of the New York Times bestseller Boy Clinton, and Davis, who helped research Barbara Olson's New York Times bestseller on Hillary, Hell to Pay, reveal Hillary's secret plan to maneuver from her Senate seat to capture the presidency.

With insiders' access to Hillary's Senate colleagues, other key players, and fresh reporting, Tyrrell and David examine in detail the strategies Hillary is preparing to achieve her ambition for power, the lies she uses to camouflage her record for the American people, and the damage that Madame President Hillary could inflict upon the nation. Best of all, they show how she can be stopped.

Packed with eye-opening facts and incisive insights, Madame Hillary proves conclusively that a Hillary victory would be an unmitigated disaster for America. This book is the much-needed alarm to alert all Americans to the clear and present danger of Madame Hillary.

Mark W. Davis, as a White House speechwriter, drafted the prime-time address before the U.S. Congress declaring President George H.W. Bush's determination to evict Saddam Hussein's forces from Kuwait. Mark has also served as a speechwriter to California governor Pete Wilson, served in the Republican National Committee during the Reagan years, and has advised many campaigns. Now a business consultant, he helped research Barbara Olson's New York Times bestseller Hell to Pay, and is a frequent contributor to many national publications.