Analysis Of First Family Deal By Ronald Kessler

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Many people in America do not consider Hillary Clinton to be an honest person. Ronald Kessler agrees with them. He is the best-selling author of a book entitled "First Family Deal." He is also a former contributor for the Washington Post. In his book, "First Family Deal", he shares some interesting experiences of what went on inside of the White House.

Kessler stated that a Secret Service Agent greeted Hillary Clinton one morning. Her response to the Service Agent was, "F*** Off." Lloyd Butman, who is a former Secret Service Agent, stated that Hillary Clinton treated everyone in the White House like dirt. He stated that Hillary Clinton also required that Military Personnel remove their uniform and put on a suit while they were in the White

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