Clinton's Style Is Flexible, Haphazard
Sperling, Godfrey, The Christian Science Monitor
A BIT of self-analysis by President Clinton is worth noting. "There's just something about me that infuriates people that aren't for me," he told Connie Bruck in her New Yorker profile of Hillary Rodham Clinton. "I've always had people that really loved me and people that really hated me," the president added. "And I'm used to it."
The president was being a little too hard on himself. Intense hate and anger were expressed by many Americans against Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, and Richard Nixon. But there isn't much real hatred of Mr. Clinton. His foes have a difficult time not liking this affable fellow even while they question his character and the …
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Article title: Clinton's Style Is Flexible, Haphazard.
Contributors: Sperling, Godfrey - Author.
Newspaper title: The Christian Science Monitor.
Publication date: June 7, 1994.
Page number: 19.
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