Publisher's Synopsis
Hillary Clinton is poised to decide whether to make a fresh attempt to become the first female President of the United States. Robin Renwick, who was the British ambassador in Washington when the Clintons arrived in the White House, examines Hillary Clinton's record in and out of office and asks what sort of President she might make.
Lord Robin Renwick of Clifton is a crossbench peer in the British House of Lords. During a long career in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office he became one of Margaret Thatcher's most valued advisers on foreign policy. He was later Ambassador to the United States.
