A Woman in Charge (103 page)

“We have to…real issues”: Clinton,
Living History,
p. 471.

“I will never…topic”: Ceci Connolly and Howard Kurtz, “Gingrich Orchestrated Lewinsky Ads,”
Washington Post,
October 30, 1998.

“What did you tell your kids?”: Ibid.

“We're going to win…losing”: Toobin,
A Vast Conspiracy,
p. 336.

“With some exceptions…humiliation”: Sally Quinn, “In Washington, That Letdown Feeling,”
Washington Post,
November 2, 1998.

On election night…by men: Harris,
The Survivor,
p. 353.

Behind the scenes, Henry…. could succeed: Hyde's Illinois district included Park Ridge. A few weeks later it would be revealed—as a result of research by journalists initiated by the White House—that Hyde had a five-year adulterous affair in the 1960s. The revelation lead to an apology for his “youthful indiscretions.”

“mechanically defending…not engaged”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“I would make a point…nationally”: Author's interview with Greg Craig.

The midterm…no doubt”: Author's interview with White House sources and friends of Hillary Clinton's.

“This is how…doubt”: Author's interview with Nicole Boxer.

“I think you have…each other”: Author's interview with Melanne Verveer.

“We in the…she said”: Blumenthal,
The Clinton Wars,
p. 498.

“providing perjurious, false…jury”: Articles of Impeachment; As Delivered to the Senate by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, January 8, 1999.

“is a blatant and disgraceful…gain”: Steve Gutterman, “Most Coloradans Support Military Action in Iraq; Many Question Timing,” Associated Press, December 17, 1998.

“timing and policy…subject to question”: Helen Dewar, “Lott Retreats from Criticism of Airstrikes: Senate Majority Leader Calls for ‘United Front' a Day After Questioning Attack's Timing,”
Washington Post,
December 18, 1998.

“I think the vast majority…together”: James Bennet, “Clinton Reported as Very Troubled,”
New York Times,
December 19, 1998.

“as defiant as…the answer”: Melinda A. Henneberger, “Clinton's Top Defender Rallies Troops at Front,”
New York Times,
December 20, 1998.

“I have on…spiritual counseling”: Blumenthal,
Clinton Wars,
p. 547.

“Sir, you have…your post”: Ibid., p. 550.

“I can only…January sixth”: Ibid.

“a worthy and…man”: Peter Baker and Juliet Eilperin, “Clinton Impeached: House Approves Articles Charging Perjury, Obstruction; Mostly Partisan Vote Shifts Drama to Senate,”
Washington Post,
December 20, 1998.

“a great disservice to…presidents”: Blumenthal,
Clinton Wars,
p. 552.

Chapter 18: A Woman in Charge

“Very specifically we would…office”: Author's interview with Diane Blair.

“a particularly hard week…She did…in any way”: Ibid.

“the wrecking of…humiliation”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“Prior to this…New York”: Author's interview with Deborah Sale.

“when you look at…of this”: Author's interview with Ann Stock.

Mandy Grunwald had worked…was becoming inevitable: Author's interview with confidential sources.

“I intend to…about”: Adam Nagourney, “Hillary Clinton Begins Pre-Campaign in a New Role for Her,”
New York Times,
July 8, 1999.

“I would say…White House”: Author's interview with Sara Ehrman.

“her years as first lady”: David Kirkpatrick, “Hillary Clinton Book Advance, $8 Million, Is Near Record,”
New York Times,
December 16, 2000.

“The deal may…sense”: “Mrs. Clinton's Book Deal,” Editorial,
New York Times,
December 22, 2000.

But soon thereafter…at him: Author's interview with confidential White House sources.

“My family can…that”: Todd Purdum, “Siblings Who Often Emerge in an Unflattering Spotlight,”
New York Times,
February 23, 2001.

“They're like mama's…brothers'”: Ibid.

“a workhorse not a show horse”: Helen Dewar, “Clinton Tries to Be Just Another Freshman,”
Washington Post,
December 6, 2000.

“We're in real trouble…Count me in…York”: Joshua Green, “Take Two,”
The Atlantic Monthly,
November 2006.

“Because bipartisan support…And perhaps…behind them”: Hillary Rodham Clinton, Speech to the U.S. Senate, October 10, 2002.

“If I had…the authority”: Cal Thomas, “Hillary Is No Bill,”
Sun-Sentinel
(Fort Lauderdale, Florida), February 7, 2007, p. 25A.

“Well, I've said that…their work”: Green, “Take Two.”

“Her perspective is…WMD”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“That's what Bush…were making”: Green, “Take Two.”

“You are not…candor”: Author's interview with confidential source.

It is clear…her position: Author's interviews with Hillary Clinton's campaign aides.

“Her handling of…herself”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“I don't know…thinks”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“The only major…flag”: Author's interview with confidential source.

“It was a campaign document”: Author's interview with Neel Lattimore.

“Let's talk…mine”: “Senator Clinton's Statement About Her Candidacy for President,” Associated Press, January 20, 2007.

“I'm in…win”: www.hillaryclinton.com.

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The bibliography includes only those books and articles cited in the notes.

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