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Scenes from a Marriage
Explaining the bitter flameout of Al Gore and Bill Clinton's partnership is crucial to understanding why Gore is not president today. From the outside the relationship seemed remarkably successful, a pragmatic bonding of opposites that survived such strains as the Hillary factor, the Buddhist-temple finance scandal, and the Lewinsky revelations. MARJORIE WILLIAMS gets insiders from both camps to talk—and talk—about what went wrong: the brewing tension between Gore World and Clinton World, the Lady Macbeth role of Gore-campaign adviser Naomi Wolf, and the deep psychological need that drove Gore to destroy the relationship
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Scenes from a Marriage
Explaining the bitter flameout of Al Gore and Bill Clinton's partnership is crucial to understanding why Gore is not president today. From the outside the relationship seemed remarkably successful, a pragmatic bonding of opposites that survived such strains as the Hillary factor, the Buddhist-temple finance scandal, and the Lewinsky revelations. MARJORIE WILLIAMS gets insiders from both camps to talk—and talk—about what went wrong: the brewing tension between Gore World and Clinton World, the Lady Macbeth role of Gore-campaign adviser Naomi Wolf, and the deep psychological need that drove Gore to destroy the relationship
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