I went to my local Borders near downtown Atlanta and "The Truth about Hillary" wasn't there either. Has anyone seen it at a Borders or Barnes and Noble?
I got my copy significantly discounted at Walmart.
My favorite part was her run-ins with the Moynihans. Liz Moynihan was her husband's campaign manager. Hillary paid the Moynihans a visit before she ran for Senate.
"So," Liz Moynihan said, "you're interested in the secret of my success."
"Yes," Hillary said.
"I have a good candidate," Liz said. "People like him and trust him."
"Well...," Hillary began.
"The reason you're not doing well in New York," said the straight-talking Liz, "is because Jews don't like you."
Hillary was taken aback. No one talked to the First Lady like that.
"Is it because of what they say I said about the Palestinians?" Hillary said.
"The thing that is wrong with that statement isn't what 'they say' you said," Liz said sternly. "It's what we all know you said--that you favor a Palestinian state."
"Well...," Hillary stammered.
"In any case," Liz continued, "it's not what you said about the Palestinians that has disaffected the Jews so much. It's health care."
~snip~
..."New York has a lot of teaching hospitals, and, according to your health-care plan, you want to close them down. New York has lots of Jewish doctors and those doctors have lots and lots of wives and relatives and patients, and they don't like what you want to do."
"I'm interested in what you say about health care," Hillary said, "because I had a bill that would protect the teaching hospitals--"
"Hillary!" Liz interrupted. "Please! That's Pat's bill."
"Oh, said Hillary, "did he have one, too?"
Edward Klein, The Truth About Hillary, p. 168