Thirteen years ago, Bill and Hillary Clinton left the White House under a cloud, dogged by sordid sexual scandals,a series of highly compromising investigations, and lastminute pardons that won widespread bipartisan condemnation.Yet within just a few years Bill had secured a new reputation as a global humanitarian and Democratic Party elder statesman Today the Clintons are among the most popular politicians in America—respected and feared by Republicans and Democrats alike. Hillary is already the presumptive frontrunner for 2016,while Bill jets around the world dispensing advice, making deals and collecting huge fees. In Clinton, Inc., Weekly Standard reporter Daniel Halper comiles a wealth of research , exclusive documents, officials, senators, congressmen, friends, allies and former enemies of the Clintons to reveal how they rebuilt their reputations, reconstructed their political machine, and positioned themselves for even greater success. Halper provides new insights into their deals with Barack Obama and the inner workings of their suprising friendship with the Bush family; how the Clintons managed to pacify their once most bitter enemies; how Bill and Hillary are laying the groundwork for Hillary’s upcoming presidential campaign. He reveals the Clintons’ plans for Chelsea’s future and the lengths to which they will go to protect her carefully cultivated image. Halper also reveals the secrets of the Clintons’ marriage, as well as the Clintons’ financial backers and hidden corporate enterprises.

About the Author

Daniel Halper is the online editor of the Weekly Standard, where he covers elections, foreign policy, the White House, the State Department,and numerous other political topics. His writing has been featured in Politico, the Jerusalem Post, and the Putnam County Courier. He is a graduate of Tufts University.