On the Edge: The Clinton Presidency

by Elizabeth Drew

Bill Clinton's Presidency has been the most turbulent in recent history, as this talented but flawed and perplexing man has struggled to govern. On the Edge is the first full-spectrum report on the Clinton Presidency. From its first days, Drew spoke with the President's top advisers, key Cabinet officers, and members of Congress as she watched -- up close -- as policies were hammered out and crises confronted. Drew tells the remarkable story of this fascinating term and deciphers what it means for this country.

Genres: History, Nonfiction

464 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Henry Kinch jr.]

Sometimes too much on details, but still an excellent look at Clinton transistion and first two years in office. Clinton ordered staffers to cooperate with Ms. Drew and then was devastated wben the book trashed the administration.