A Woman in Charge (96 page)
“significantly improve theâ¦Arkansas”: Ernest Dumas,
The Clintons of Arkansas
(Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1993).
“minimum prison sentencesâ¦office”: Ibid., p. 10.
“fair utilityâ¦privacy”: Ibid., p. 9.
“Character, Competence, and Concern”: Ibid.
“she was toâ¦to women”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“a pilgrimage”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 77.
“slipped intoâ¦water”: Author's interview with Jim Blair.
“an insulated big townâ¦careers”: Webb Hubbell,
Friends in High Places
(New York: William Morrow, 1997), p. 49.
“she not onlyâ¦here”: Author's interview with Woody Bassett.
“She could reciteâ¦absorbed it”: Author's interview with Richard Stearns.
“It was Hillaryâ¦doesn't care”: Bruck, “Hillary the Pol.”
“[Vince] came backâ¦for a job”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 46.
“How will weâ¦pregnant?”: Ibid., p. 50.
The atmosphereâ¦made her more attractive: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 81.
“At first, sheâ¦about her”: Ibid..
“She was onâ¦all day”: Ibid.
“Hillary won theirâ¦like them”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 4.
“In our morningâ¦to others”: Ibid., p. 53.
“But if sheâ¦to shreds”: Ibid., p. 64.
“The real secretâ¦either”: Ibid., p. 65
“rat's ass”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 80.
“amazingly nervous”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 60.
In December, a monthâ¦of the restaurant: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 246.
“get on board early”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 351.
“our prevailing acquisitive corporate life”: Clinton, Wellesley College Commencement Speech.
Even before Hillaryâ¦talked politics: James B. Stewart,
Blood Sport,
(New York: Simon & Schuster, 1996), p. 69.
“best person”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 370.
“I made myâ¦trader”: Author's interview with Jim Blair.
“I was watchingâ¦going on”: Ibid.
“I thought Iâ¦unreal”: Ibid.
Finally, Hillary gotâ¦through Smith: Stewart,
Bloodsport,
p. 84; author's interview with Jim Blair.
“that all youâ¦nation” Clinton,
My Life,
p. 255.
“A short tripâ¦graveyard”: Ibid.
“I'd like to beâ¦Washington”: Dick Morris,
Behind the Oval Office
(Los Angeles: Renaissance, 1999), p. 46.
“She had aâ¦politics”: Author's interview with Dick Morris.
Morris perceivedâ¦accomplishments”: Dick Morris,
Rewriting History
(New York: HarperCollins, 2004), p. 73.
“She has muchâ¦defensive”: Bruck, “Hillary the Pol.”:
“She did not doâ¦speeches”: Ibid.
“People thoughtâ¦name”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 81.
Despite the name issueâ¦for only two days: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 356.
Frank Ladyâ¦maiden name: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 255.
“the ArkoRomans”: Ibid., p. 73.
“Talk about theâ¦ERA!”: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 257
“Okayâ¦noted later: Ibid.
“the 31-year-oldâ¦politics”: Howell Raines, “New Faces in Southern Politics: Women, Young and âOutsiders,'”
New York Times,
July 3, 1978, p. 4.
“be perceivedâ¦backward”: Ibid.
“Diamonds and Denim”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 118.
“The whole themeâ¦sophisticated”: Ibid.
“Our vote wasâ¦state”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 89.
“among the mostâ¦my life”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 82.
“Hillary was veryâ¦wife”: Bruck, “Hillary the Pol.”
“She thoughtâ¦speak”: Ibid.
“no concessions toâ¦distant”: Ruth Marcus, “Now, âA Different Kind of First Lady,'”
Washington Post,
January 20, 1993, p. 20.
“she didn't wantâ¦irritant”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“For as long as Iâ¦help them”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 359.
“He was leftâ¦it all”: Ibid., p. 439.
“Think about whoâ¦stage”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 133.
“Bill was like aâ¦advantage”: Bruck, “Hillary the Pol.”
“appearances were moreâ¦on”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 425.
“a quiet humiliation” Author's interview with confidential source.
“I don't thinkâ¦child”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 132.
Since very earlyâ¦in Bermuda: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 272.
He would have discoveredâ¦getting pregnant”: The description and footnote is taken directly from http://medpics.findlaw.com.
“Think of a babyâ¦tight”: Clinton;
It Takes a Village,
p. 8.
Fifteen minutesâ¦Bill to hold: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 273.
“I never wantedâ¦end”: Ibid.'
“designated worrier”: “Clinton at Yale,”
New York Times,
October 14, 2001, p. 7.
“mystified”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 85.
“Chelsea, thisâ¦we can”: Ibid.
“We mayâ¦wise”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 375.
“The feminist Iâ¦heroic”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 133.
“had assumedâ¦baby'”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 78.
“Hillary beganâ¦due to her”: Ibid., p. 79.
“I must sayâ¦election”: Walter Isaacson, “âWe're Hoping That We Have Another Child,'”
Time,
June 3, 1996.
“I could signâ¦justify one”: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 65.
“Governor Billâ¦Rodham”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 92.
“It showedâ¦me”: Ibid., p. 91.
“She stillâ¦aura”: Author's interview with Jim Blair.
“Baby”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 134.
“You have to lookâ¦accomplish”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 381.
“Well shit, Generalâ¦fault?”: Ibid., p. 378.
“You're fucking me”: Ibid., p. 79.
“might actually lose”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 90.
“she believed very muchâ¦of stuff”: Author's interview with Dick Morris.
“more creative and realistic”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 382.
“We were brought upâ¦system”: Ibid.
“devastated”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 90.
“Bill's eyes wereâ¦seen them”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 87.
“From then onâ¦demanded it”: Ibid., p. 86.
“He was half-laughingâ¦Bowling”: Dumas,
The Clintons of Arkansas.
“He couldn't faceâ¦life”: Author's interview with Deborah Sale.
“She basicallyâ¦path in life”: Ibid.
“People saidâ¦the time”: Ibid.
“They now haveâ¦nothing”: Author's interview with Ann Henry.
“a trainer toâ¦the track”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 391.
“It was likeâ¦jubilation”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“the Valkyries”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 427.
Hillary and Bill combedâ¦her garage: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 91.
“the lobby ofâ¦designs”: Morris,
Rewriting History,
p. 48.
“the only trackâ¦darkness”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 390.
“Hillary hadâ¦Lord”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 147.
“Bill obsessed onâ¦for himself”: Author's interview with Max Brantley.
“He really feltâ¦something”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“The apolitical firmâ¦into leaving”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 88.
“Vince was just born middle-aged”: Stewart,
Blood Sport,
p. 121.
“I was bornâ¦age forty”: Ibid., p. 121.
“I don't thinkâ¦lover”: Author's interview with Webb Hubbell.
“He loved Hillaryâ¦business”: Author's interview with confidential source.
“I looked aroundâ¦physical”: Author's interview with Nancy Bekavac.
“Bill, they didn'tâ¦get it”: Morris,
Rewriting History,
p. 81.
“My Daddy Never Had toâ¦Twice”: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 295.
“Chelsea's second birthdayâ¦chance”: Ibid.'
“She was outâ¦something”: Author's interview with Woody Bassett.
“would sacrifice some ofâ¦expediency”: Author's interview with Jim Blair.
“We had a longâ¦her husband”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 103.
“I don't have to changeâ¦Clinton”: Michael Kelly, “Again: It's Hillary
Rodham
Clinton. Got That?,”
New York Times,
February 14, 1993, p. 33.
“I teared upâ¦throat”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 152.
“She understood thatâ¦anymore'”: Bruck, “Hillary the Pol.”
“the inner qualities of people”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 91.
“really taking hisâ¦this over”: Author's interview with Dick Morris.
“she jumped allâ¦have it”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 154.
“Frank White would probablyâ¦win”: Ibid.
“When you lead inâ¦thicket”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 407.
“We [Hillary andâ¦do it right”: Dumas,
The Clintons of Arkansas,
p. 103.
“This guarantees thatâ¦else”: Radcliffe,
Hillary Rodham Clinton,
p. 203.
“Well, fellas, it looksâ¦Clinton!”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 153.
The Arkansas Departmentâ¦twenty-six years: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 168.
“the real heart”: Ibid., p. 170.
“She made itâ¦schoolteachers”: Ibid., p. 169.
“The first purposeâ¦doesn't”: Ibid., p. 161.
“a small priceâ¦deserves”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 413.
“walking through aâ¦understand'”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 171. 174 In Arkansas, a generationâ¦and science: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 456.
“thus far, theâ¦encouragement”: Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham
, p. 174.
“whatever it might be”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 97.
“Don't commitâ¦talk”: Author's interview with Bernard Nussbaum.'
“Hillary, I knowâ¦early?”: Stewart,
Blood Sport,
p. 240.
“The rumors about Billâ¦face”: Hubbell,
Friends in High Places,
p. 136.
“What was atâ¦would be”: David Broder, “The Press After the Stakeout: Questions of Policy, Recordâand CharacterâNeed to Be Better Explored,”
Washington Post,
May 12, 1987, p. 19.
“infidelity issueâ¦tread”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 440.
“He was using Hart's withdrawalâ¦all about”: Author's interview with Max Brantley.
“Hillary had long agoâ¦with them”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“huge schisms”: Ibid.
“when Hillary did really drastic things”: Ibid.
“I just thoughtâ¦issue”: Ibid.'
“all of the womenâ¦often”: Ibid.
“This was aâ¦know about”: Ibid.
Mickey Kantorâ¦the same”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 441.
“If people hadâ¦right”: Sheehy,
Hillary's Choice,
p. 177.
“I need someâ¦father was”: Clinton,
My Life,
p. 334.
“Finally I feltâ¦ambitions”: Ibid., p. 335.
“there was anâ¦fooling around”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“The Numb and the Restless”: Tom Shales, “The Numb and the Restless,”
Washington Post,
July 21, 1988, p. 1.
“overburdened”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
Hillary, pinned inâ¦Give it”: Ibid; Maraniss,
First in His Class.
“She was goingâ¦and bars”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
In the immediateâ¦lobby”:
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson,
July 1988; Clinton,
My Life,
p. 342â3.
“I succeeded beyondâ¦imagination”: Ibid.
“No marriageâ¦experience”:
Glamour
magazine, cited in Brock,
The Seduction of Hillary Rodham,
p. 233.
“having a severe midlife crisis”: Maraniss,
First in His Class,
p. 450.
“Bill, you're crazyâ¦about it”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“he was playingâ¦affair”: Ibid.
“I was switchingâ¦I talkedâ¦was different”: Ibid.
“He would wait me out”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 61.
“And that heâ¦with Hillary”: Author's interview with Betsey Wright.
“explained why Iâ¦leaving”: Ibid.
“I said, âNancyâ¦yours again'”: Ibid.
“in trying to calmâ¦depressed”: Ibid.
“business dynamicsâ¦problem”: Ibid.
“because she keptâ¦family”: Ibid.
“I was perfectlyâ¦for me”: Ibid.
“I don't think he'sâ¦common”: Author's interview with Dick Morris.
“We were doingâ¦to me”: Author's interview with Diane Blair.
He continued to surreptitiouslyâ¦Jenkins: Author's interview with confidential source.
