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No Sugarcoating for `First Partner' Who Helped with the `Lies': Hillary Biography Details Her Connection to Chinese Cash

By: Harper, Jennifer | The Washington Times (Washington, DC), April 20, 1999 | Article details

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No Sugarcoating for `First Partner' Who Helped with the `Lies': Hillary Biography Details Her Connection to Chinese Cash


Harper, Jennifer, The Washington Times (Washington, DC)


Biographies have followed Hillary Rodham Clinton around for years. There are 25 of them out there, ranging from crabby political tomes to prim accounts for young ladies.

Now comes one more. "The First Partner: Hillary Rodham Clinton" by historian Joyce Milton will be in bookstores tomorrow.

It has arresting moments. Miss Milton contends that the first lady hired detectives to tail her husband as early as the 1980s and later banned Barbra Streisand from overnight White House stays upon hearing that the chanteuse had dallied with the president.

The author names a dozen other presidential paramours and calls Mrs. Clinton a "connection" for various questionable campaign donations.

"I was surprised the entire time I …

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