Hillary the Other Woman: A Political Memoir

by Dolly Kyle, Theresa Barrington (Narrator)

You think you know Hillary and Bill Clinton pretty well. After all, they have been in the public eye-from Arkansas to the White House and beyond-for over forty years. Dolly Kyle met former president Clinton ("Billy," as she calls him) on a Hot Springs golf course when she was eleven and he was almost thirteen. It was colpo de fulmine (the thunderbolt) at first sight. Their friendship grew throughout high school and college. It became a decades-long affair that lasted despite marriages and politics-all the way to the threshold of the White House, when she became a political liability, and he threatened to destroy her, as Hillary had done to so many of his other women over the years. What you know about the Clintons is probably limited to the pleasantries that the mainstream media have chosen to share with you. Hillary the Other Woman pulls no punches in describing the way media magic makes Clinton stories disappear.

Genres: Politics, Nonfiction, History, Biography Memoir, Biography, Memoir

Audio CD

Published September 27, 2016

Reviews

[pamala miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finally someone with the strength to tell the real truth about the Clinton's. I feel she has the will to withstand the harassment of the Clinton machine to belittle her. I have always ft like most intelligent women there was something very wrong about them. During their reign over our country I became a republican because I couldn't believe a word they said..if she becomes

When the Clinton's came into power l was a democrat just like most in my family for years. I changed to republican because of their shenanigans. I have never trusted them. I hope people open their eyes after reading this book. I will be on Facebook telling all to read and believe it. The media has been one-sided for many years and it's time to it more them and do your own research.

[Robert Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

A former long-term lover of Bill Clinton (perhaps, one of the longest of his many trysts—author, Dolly Kyle first met “Billy” when she was 11-years-old) purports to write a tell-all memoir of the affair sparing few details other than the explicit sexual acts. They both hailed from Hot Springs, Arkansas and attended schools together, shared mutual friends and kept a steady romance from these early days until the latter part of Clinton's second term as President. Without a doubt, she perceives Billy as a sexual pervert with numerous female victims, some of which she says he raped. Kyle describes Clinton as an untreated sexual addict: She concedes that she suffers from the same addiction but has sought treatment for it. Hillary Clinton was aware of the affair, as she was of many of the others, but chose to put up with Bill's illicit behavior so she could ride his coattails to her political gain. She describes Hillary as a sloppy, evil, revengeful, racist ("Watch the way Hillary treats anyone 'beneath' her, especially young black women") psychopath who will stop at nothing to advance her political career. Bill is essentially a "narcissist who disregards the comforts, needs, schedules, and convenience of other people." Apart from her description of the famous couple's psychological disorders, Kyle paints them as common thieves and liars. Armed with substantial anecdotal, and some verifiable evidence, Kyle advances a scorching indictment of the Clintons and the mainstream media that continues to overlook their lies and corruptive activities. She blasts Clinton backers, such as Jane Mayer (Fluff piece writer for the "New Yorker" and wife of an editor of the Washington Post) and Sidney Blumenthal for mistreating her in the press. She says that Hillary has a list of over 900 people with dirt on them, and that is why so many influential people are afraid to confront her. She resurrects the sexual acts of Monica and others at the White House and predicts that the millennials will not give Hillary a pass for her mistreatment of Bill's many victims. She opined that Bill Cosby's current Dilemma might recharge the faded outrage over Billy's acts and her maltreatment of these women. Excellent and believable book.

[Ben Echols · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

Outstanding I and revealing. An amazing expose of the Clintons. A must-read belt e the next election. We should all know this about Hillary.

[Sarede Switzer · Rating 2 out of 5]

Disappointing. Not at all what I was expecting. Extremely subjective account from one of Bill Clinton's mistresses. Most of the focus was on her relationship with Bill and very little about Hillary. She threw in random facts here and there that I'm intrigued to investigate further, however I was put off by her excessive psychoanalysis and numerous subjective assumptions. I gave it 2 stars (rather than 1), since it was an enjoyable read and once I succumbed to the idea that this was a memoir and not a political or historical analysis, I was able to appreciate the book for what it was, however I still think the title is misleading in that very little focus is even given to Hillary.

[Carolyn R. · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Truth Rings True!

Everyone should read this book before they vote. You owe it to yourself, your family, and our country! Being from Hot Springs, AR, I can attest to the truths Dolly Kyle has bravely written about. This book is for every voter to become an informed voter! Read the book and then decide.

[Carolyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fascinating, juicy, gossipy memoir by a woman who fell in love with Bill Clinton when she was 11 and he was 13 and equally enchanted with her. She skipped two grades and graduated from high school with Bill in 1964. They remained intimate friends and lovers for 33 years, until she had written an autobiographical novel and he threatened to "destroy her" if she said anything about what she knew.

She is a lawyer, apparently a very bright one. She sued him and several of his associates in a RICO suit which went all the way to the Supreme Court; she won, but the Clintons managed to keep it out of the press quite well. Still, she is a hard woman to intimidate, as this book demonstrates.

Maybe the most memorable line in the book is: "The news of Vince Foster's death was being talked about in beauty shops here in Little Rock before his dead body was found in Fort Marcy Park."

Dolly still calls Bill "Billy"as many of his childhood friends do. She met Hillary before the Clintons were married. Hillary knew about his relationship with Dolly. They crossed paths a number of times, and kept a wary distance from each other.

"When I picked up Billy at the airport on that election night of May 28, 1974, I was so completely stunned by his traveling companion's odious appearance, smell, and demeanor that I still didn't believe this could be the woman he had lived with at Yale. Even with free rent [Bill had accepted from her], she was not his type.
"I truly thought that the 'introduction' of Hillary was some kind of a sick joke being played on me by Billy. Hillary, on the other hand, did not have the advantage of being deluded about who I was. I'm sure that she was both shocked and upset (and rightfully so!) to see *me* at the airport that night."

Dolly knew about his many women and never expected an exclusive relationship with Bill. When he was governor of Arkansas, Hillary [whom both Bill and Dolly, as well as the state troopers, referred to as "The Warden"] was often away. The troopers disliked Hillary intensely, and cooperated with Bill's womanizing. The troopers often brought Dolly to the governor's mansion while "the Warden" wasn't there.

Dolly refers to the KKK - the Klinton Krime Kartel. Her list of the "Krimes" runs to 11 pages in one chapter.

The "Krime" I found the most horrible was the bad blood. The Clintons let it be known that they were always looking for "investments" by which they meant income opportunities that required little money or effort from them. These included Whitewater, Hillary's $100,000 return on an investment of $1,000 in cattle futures, and the blood scandal. Inmates in Arkansas prisons were paid $7 to give a pint of blood. Many of the inmates were HIV-positive. American blood banks wouldn't accept this blood. But Bill or Hillary found a way to make it look like the blood had come from a different source and had been screened for HIV, and found a market in Canada at $50 per pint. There is no way to count how many Canadians died of AIDS as a result.

Dolly paints a very clear picture of Bill and Hillary staying together for what each could get from the other in their mutual quest for money and power.

When Dolly found out, during the Paula Jones lawsuit, about Juanita Brodderick and some of Bill's other rape/sexual assault victims, she ended it with Bill. She would have been the primary witness against him in his impeachment trial if there had been one. She regards many of the Senators as craven cowards for not going through with it. She has utter contempt for Hillary for threatening and injuring many of the injured women if they told of their experiences with Bill. All this while Hillary repeatedly talks about how she has always fought for women.

As someone who wouldn't vote for Hillary in a million years, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I hope it hits the best seller list.

[Jacki Johnson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Emotive and self serving . Repetitive

I was disappointed with this book. It was a very personal attack and throughout lacked independent perspective. I live in Australia and am not caught up in U.S politics. The key questions for me throughout the book was the motivation. Attacking the Clintons on their parenting whilst the writer was having extra marital affairs that destroyed her marriages and at the same time parenting 3 of her own children seemed a little hypocritical. I also found the writing style quite poor

[Roger L. Cotterman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great reading for people!

Every Hillary Clinton supporter should be required to read this before voting for her. The woman is and always Wil be a disgrace to America.

[Judy · Rating 5 out of 5]

WOW! I knew Hillary and hubby were psychos, I just did not know the extent. This tell-all states names, dates, and locations. I kept reading and thinking this story is a read about Bill Cosby and Camille! They get away with all this stuff because the victims have no feasible way to fight against the perps.

Beyond the rapes are the name calling of GD n(word), and effing retards. You will have to read the book to find out who they were discussing. Nothing is overlooked in this book including the fraud and the suspicious deaths. Yeah, they think they are above the law and so far, they have been.

Did you know it is reported they stole $200,000 worth of furniture or whatever from the White House when they left? Who could want them back.

I highly recommend this book. Thank you Dolly for having the guts that the Congress and the news syndicates lack.

[Sherry · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting

I enjoyed this book but then I already knew about a good bit of this info. How can we get across to people what hillary is really like. I try but those two have people so brainwashed, it is almost impossible. I hope this book helps. Thanks Dolly for writing and fighting to get the information to the uninformed public.

[Martha Roy · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you read this book and still vote for Hillary Clinton, you need to have your head examined. He should not have ever been president, and she should not become our president.

This is a well written book. Being from Louisiana, I enjoyed it a great deal. Some of it is written like we southerners speak so it was a easy read.

[Paula B. Kaufman-Dajani · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dolly Kyle's book on Hillary

This book was a real page Turner. I already knew that Hillary was a liar, but I learned a lot that I didn't know about the Clinton's. Thank you for writing this. I've already ordered the book about Bill's impeachment. I can't wait to read it. Thank you for writing this. I hope people will read it. It's very well written and I couldn't put it down.

[Jennifer Ayres · Rating 5 out of 5]

Highly recommended

America, know all sides of the story. Dolly Kyle lays the truth out for all to see. Kudos to Dolly for being so brave.

[Sharon · Rating 3 out of 5]

This woman is no fan of the Clinton's and boy does she let it show

No fan of adultery, why she continued a casual affair with a man who at times she sounds like she can barely stand being in the same room with, is beyond me, but I guess she was happy with the 'friends with benifits' standing she had with Bill Clinton.

This book has changed my view of the Clinton's and since that was the author's intent, guess from that viewpoint, she has succeeded in writing a very credible and believable book.

[Pat · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book tells it 'like it is.' Dolly Kyle first met Bill (Billy to her) Clinton when she was eleven years old and he was almost 13. That was 1959 in Hot Springs, Arkansas where both families lived.
Dolly and Billy became fast friends; the friendship continued over many years. At some point the relationship became sexual, and that was an off-and-on affair lasting until sometime in the 1990's. Dolly had regular 'clandestine' visits with Billy before he was governor of Arkansas, while he was governor, and for years afterward. She first met Hillary Rodham (the other woman) in 1974, before the infamous couple married.
Dolly thought Billy was playing some kind of "sick joke" on her at the time of that meeting. She describes Hillary as "wearing a misshapen, brown dress-like thing that must have been intended to hide her lumpy body. The garment was long, but stopped too soon to hide her fat ankles and thick calves, which, to my astonishment, were covered with black hair," and Hillary smelled bad. Clearly, there was instant dislike on the part of both women.
Ms. Kyle recounts the innumerable Clinton scandals, both personal and political. She describes the Clintons' "gangster-like threats and intimidation of political enemies," their "truth suppression" techniques, and their belief that they "are above the law."
If you're interested in the inside scoop on the Clintons, you should read this book.

[Michael Delaware · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book in three days, and two sleepless nights as I could not put it down. Dolly Kyle has written a compelling memoir of her relationship with Bill Clinton whom she has known since she was 11 years old back in Arkansas. Bill Clinton, whom she calls 'Billy' was 12 years old going on 13 when she first met him. Their instant attraction to each other grew into a long term love affair that transcended several marriages, including Bill's marriage to Hillary.
Kyle reveals the sexual addiction of Bill Clinton, as well as the extent that Hillary has gone through to suppress it and hide it. There have been crimes of unimaginable proportions that have resulted from Hillary and Bill in scandal after scandal over the years. These scandals started well before the White House years, in Arkansas. The reader will learn things about Bill Clinton that is never told in the media, such as the 6-8 times he was sued while Governor for violating the Civil Rights Act of 1965 through racial profiling and voter tolls which was targeted at suppressing the African American votes.
You will learn about the rapes, the swindles and all the cover ups which never made it to prime time news. An amazing account of some of the lost history of the past 20 years. Something every American should read before the November 2016 election. Don't let these racists back in the White House.

[Pat Harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Over the years, I have known friends who lived in Arkansas during the Clinton governorship, a Secret Service member who was assigned detail to Bill Clinton in the White House, an FBI agent who investigated the Vince Foster suicide, and an enamored actor who worked his tail off for Hillary's election in 2016. All these people told me their various anecdotes (some of them the same anecdotes, confirming their veracity) about their experience with the Clintons. Amazingly, Dolly Kyle's book includes a lot of their anecdotes; therefore, it begs the question, for me, anyway - how can so many people, who live in different parts of the country (Arkansas, Georgia, North Carolina, California and Virginia) be telling the same accounts if none of it is true? Dolly Kyle is very believable - I'd heard of the story about Hillary's Inaugeral dress, the lamp throwing and the drug runs in Arkansas. So, I wasn't surprised at hearing about them, but was shocked to learn that one woman would confirm all of it. The Clintons should never hold office again; they're criminals and pathological liars who abuse people and throw them away. They've lost their credibility.

[Patricia S Ruddy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Succinct and on target if you are an intelligent and politically aware American voter.

Obviously, by my rating of Ms. Kyle's book I am not a Hillary Clinton supporter. I am 58 years old. I have been following the Clinton's since they appeared out of Arkansas on the national stage. Ms. Kyle's observations and first hand knowledge only give my own instincts about Hillary Clinton validity. Hillary is far from the champion of women's right s she purports to be. She is a fraud through and through. We can only hope that ill health at this point can stop her as Trump is such an unappetizing alternative.

[Gloria Antypowich · Rating 4 out of 5]

OUCH! Oh Billy Boy--another woman in the string of Clinton women! I'm surprised that Dolly Kyle lived to write her memoir! I have never understood why Hillary stayed around after Bill Clinton cheated so many times, but when you read this book you get a better picture of that. Power--and in 2016 she may get what she has wanted all along. For many years I have had no respect for her--now I pity her.

[Marge · Rating 5 out of 5]

Credible Reading

I couldn't wait to read this book. Definitely a page turner. I have taken notes throughout and will now do more research on this subject as like she has said, some of this has not been reported before by the mainstream media and I'm sure it's because of threats by the KKK.

[W. Frazier · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book offers an interesting profile of the Clintons. The author grew up with the Clintons pre-politics, so the narrative offers a unique Southern/Arkansas point-of-view. The writing is a little rough at the start, however it picks up and delivers some intriguing insights. (Spoiler alert: She is not voting for Hillary.)

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[Kristen Lutito · Rating 2 out of 5]

I can't stand Hillary, but this was a badly written book. Just felt sleazy.

[Sharon Wilbur · Rating 1 out of 5]

I cannot stand Hillary Clinton, but I wasn't looking for a book about Dolly Kyle. I quit at 50% finished. It was painful.

[JACQUELINE hill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Clinton sociopathology

As a clinical psychologist, I could not help my inherent need to diagnose the pathological clusters so apparent in Billy and Hillary as their personalities emerged through the author's description of their behavior and attitudes. I kept coming back to social pathology because I could detect no sense that either had a conscience that served to guide their behavior toward others. Other people's feelings just didn't count because they are. but pawns in a game to afford the Clinton's money and power. It is so easy for those of us who hope to live a humble,honorable life to be duped by sociopaths because we just cannot imagine that anyone could or would operate with only a pretense of empathy toward others and act solely to accommodate their own dark desires.

[Rita · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked this book by Dolly Kyle about her relationship with Bill and Hillary Clinton. There were several things I had heard before, but Dolly has known Bill Clinton and the Hot Springs, Arkansas, area where they grew up for many years. She shed light on many of the reasons why Bill Clinton has been able to get away with so many crimes. She seems to have his personality "nailed" and her psychological insight as to what makes him think the way he does (about politics, "friends" and Hillary) seem entirely plausible. I would have liked a little more detail, and I would have liked her to not constantly refer to him as "Billy" because I felt that was distracting.

[John · Rating 1 out of 5]

I guess you could say that this book was interesting. However, I have a problem when the author of a book despises the person she is writing about so much that she resorts to name calling like a 12 year old bully. In fact, it seems that Dolly Kyle has had very few encounters with Hillary herself - however she admits to willingly sleeping with a married man (of course it was Hillary's man). All that being said, Dolly Kyle is a scorned woman who was never able to have the man she really wanted: Bill Clinton; and, that makes her the other woman and not the other way around.

[Russty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Verrrrry interesting... Lots of things we knew about our "co-presidents" and lots of things we didn't know!!!

I find the author very credible(not that she needs my blessing); things she predicted have happened since the book was published, and other things are surely(hopefully) on the way!!!

Thank everything good and holy that Hillary didn't win the election, despite her cheating and intimidation to try and do so; and she's not through yet. Hopefully her past(and Billy's) will catch up with her before their future becomes our present!!!

[Ann237 · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book is an interesting inside view of the Clintons, with all they have done that is known, never mind what is not known Then you have those that really knew them Secret Service, old friends, girlfriends, and ex-employees put things out there then it is considered a conspiracy theories.
Just from what is out to the American people you are extremely brave to stand up against them. Knowing the “whispers” of her reputation I was frightened for you. Thank you for sharing.

[Kathy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Eye Openner on Hillary


I knew she has never cared about ordinary people but calling special needs children f______ retards was too much as it was caught on a hot mic and calling Jesse Jackson an f______ n______ was so unacceptable that it should stop her from running for Presiden. Everyone counts in America or so I believed.