NEW YORK — The public's appetite for all things critical of Hillary Clinton is showing no signs of slowing down, and for the first time, three of the top four nonfiction titles on the New York Times' bestseller list constitute page-turning exposes focusing squarely on the former secretary of state and first lady.
This week, Dick Morris and Eileen McGann's Armageddon and Dinesh D'Souza's Hillary's America joined top bestseller Crisis of Character, the tell-all account penned by a former secret service agent assigned to protect the White House under former President Bill Clinton, on the Times' top four list.
WASHINGTON — Despite two weeks' worth of heated political conventions and concerted efforts on both sides to denounce the respective platforms pushed by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the two political combatants appear to share at least one issue in common: an opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
Convincing voters of said position could prove to be more difficult for Clinton, however: in November 2012 it was the former secretary of state who described the deal as "the gold standard in trade agreements."
