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In *All Too Human*, former senior Clinton aide George Stephanopoulos recounts his experience as an advisor during Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign and the president’s first term. Drawing on firsthand observations, he provides a candid portrait of the administration’s inner workings, the dynamics among key advisers, and the highs and lows of executive decision‑making.
The book mixes personal anecdotes with broader reflections on American politics between 1993 and 2001, offering readers an intimate view of how the presidency’s levers are pulled and the human factors that influence public policy.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: George Stephanopoulos
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