Jeffrey Toobin's "A Vast Conspiracy"

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The paper gives an overview of Toobin's book and gives a personal opinion of the general political and social issues that coincided with the incidents that led and surrounded President Clinton's impeachment.

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"Toobin drops all pretenses in being detached when he begins to discuss Linda Tripp. Unlike the other individuals who were part and party to the whole affair, Toobin has nothing good to say about Tripp. His statement connecting Aldrich a dissatisfied former employee who made money selling a phony "tell all" with Linda Tripp gives the reader the immediate impression that Linda Tripp's only motive for befriending Monica Lewinsky and for remaining at work at the White House was to gather enough gossip to be able to publish a book, make money and become famous like Aldrich.
Jeffrey Toobin does show some legal expertise in his assessment of the strategies of both the defense and prosecution."

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