Dick Morris' "Behind the Oval Office"

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This paper critiques and reviews Dick Morris' 1996 book, "Behind the Oval Office" about the presidency of Bill Clinton. The paper discusses the book's portrayal of the professional relationship between Morris and Clinton and examines key issues such as Morris' evaluation of Clinton.

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"Dick Morris's account of what he refers to as President Bill Clinton's comeback in the presidential election in the wake of the midterm elections in which the Republican Party took over a majority in both houses of Congress is part melodrama, part history and part confessional. Most of all however it develops into something of a handbook or instruction manual for shaping strategy or the big picture and tactics or implementation of big-picture goals during the American electoral process. That is not to suggest that Morris'..."

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