Senator for Sale: An Unauthorized Biography of Senator Bob Dole

by Stanley G. Hilton

Book Overview

Written by a former aide, here is a shocking expose of the man who will most likely by the 1996 Republican Presidential candidate. Timed to coincide with the 1996 Presidential Campaign, this is sure... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312136005
• ISBN13: 9780312136000
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 308 Pages
• Weight: 1.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 6.8" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

A must read for open minded voters

Senator for Sale is a must read in the next two months. I would certainly recommend it to anyone who says/believes that Bob Dole has the "character issue" advantage over Bill Clinton! The book shows, with sufficient documentation, the Bob Dole will sell his vote to the highest bidder -- often making people VERY RICH in the process. Did you know that long before the Whitewater people went to court, one of the Doles closest business partners was convicted and did jail time -- for illegal activities directly associated with the Doles? Why hasn't the "liberal media" picked up on this? On the down side, Hilton is a lawyer who writes like a college sophomore... not exactly the heights of prose! It also hardly touches on Dole's personal life -- another area where Dole hardly has an advantage on the "character issue." Nevertheless, I still recommend Senator of Sale

A must-read for open minded voters

Senator for Sale is a must read in the next two months. I would certainly recommend it to anyone who says/believes that Bob Dole has the "character issue" advantage over Bill Clinton! The book shows, with sufficient documentation, the Bob Dole will sell his vote to the highest bidder -- often making people VERY RICH in the process. Did you know that long before the Whitewater people went to court, one of the Doles closest business partners was convicted and did jail time for illegal activities directly associated with the Doles? Why havn't the "liberal media" picked up on this? On the down side, Hilton is a lawyer who writes like a college sophomore... not exactly the heights of prose! It also hardly touches on Dole's personal life -- another area where Dole hardly has an advantage on the "character issue." Nevertheless, I still recommend Senator of Sale