The Death of Outrage

In this updated edition of The Death of Outrage, William Bennett explores the lack of public outrage surrounding the deep corruption during Bill Clinton's administration, particularly in relation to the Monica Lewinsky scandal. He meticulously analyzes Clinton's denials, grand jury testimony, and the country's response to the president's actions, dismantling the defenses presented by Clinton and his supporters. Bennett presents a thought-provoking critique aimed at revealing the moral implications of this controversial period in American history.