Hell to Pay
The Unfolding Story of Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Narrado por:
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Tessa Dalton
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Barbara Olson
Television commentator and former congressional investigator Barbara Olson has conducted countless interviews and tapped sources of Washington insiders to reveal the real Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Tessa Dalton's authoritative performance sets the tone of this book by television commentator and former congressional investigator Barbara Olson. Dalton's richly-textured voice and measured pace anchor Olson's shocking revelations about Hillary Rodham Clinton's complicity in her husband's wrongdoing, as well as the fallout from her pursuit of power. Peppered with tidbits about Clinton's early political ambitions, Olson uses countless interviews and Washington insider sources to build an unflattering picture of Clinton as a political radical seeking to encourage revolutionary change.
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The parallels to the world today is insane
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Just a week or so before her death, I saw Barbara Olson interviewed on C-SPAN, and it was clear that she was no Hillary Clinton fan. At the time, I was pretty much unaware of what bad news Hillary and her husband were, and I found Mrs. Olson's presentation rather off-putting. Now I know better.
Much praise to the late Barbara Olson. May she rest in peace.
The style of the audio book reader is a bit of an acquired taste. She pronounces almost all the words well, but the prosody of her reading comes off a bit snooty . . . sort of like Lovey Howell of Gilligan's Island, but with less of a lisp. I give her a B+.
Before dying in the 9/11 attacks, Barbara Olson
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Is there anything you would change about this book?
The narrator. I understand that it is hard to find a balance when reading books. There are those with no tone inflections that, despite a great book, tends to put the listener to sleep. Then there are narrators like this one, where everything is stressed as though what is being said is of great revelation even if all they are saying is "she was born on.." You get the feeling that there are 20 exclamation points at the end of every sentence. You start to find yourself rolling your eyes at ever drawn out word and every spike in tone.Would you be willing to try another one of Tessa Dalton’s performances?
I will not say no, as this could have just been a case of bad direction, but I will be weary in the future.Any additional comments?
Narrators are a personal performance. The narrator ruined the audio-book for me. This does not mean the book itself was a bad one. I think the author makes some good points and her arguments are verifiable. However, until I read the actual book I cannot give this book a fair review on its content.Hit the Sample button before buying
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Shockingly how blind people are!
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What made the experience of listening to Hell to Pay the most enjoyable?
I was very much surprised to read about how treacherous Hillary actually is when outed from behind her mask of moderation.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I have always had a less than favorable opinion of the Clintons but this expose of Hillary's desire for power at ANY cost was even shocking to me.Hillary Exposed
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