Volume 41, Number 15 · September 22, 1994
Clinton's Troubles
By Garry Wills
Leading With My Heart
by Virginia Kelley
Simon and Schuster, 286 pp., $22.50
The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House
by Bob Woodward
Simon and Schuster, 352 pp., $24.00
All's Fair
by Mary Matalin, by James Carville
Random House/Simon and Schuster, 478 pp., $24.00
Highwire: From the Backroads to the Beltway—The Education of Bill Clinton
by John Brummett
Hyperion
The first time Imet Bill Clinton, I was sitting next to him at a late-night dinner in New Hampshire. Clinton had concluded that Mario Cuomo would not challenge him for the 1992 presidential nomination, and the governor of Arkansas was having some fun at the expense of the governor of New York. Clinton told us that Cuomo rarely attended governors' conferences, unless they were held in Washington and involved a visit to the White House, when Cuomo would fly in just for that, his limousine sweeping up in lonely splendor to the president's mansion. After the meeting, Cuomo would address the clustered journalists, then race straight back to the airport.
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