The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House

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The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House is a nonfiction book by Bob Woodward that provides an inside account of the early Clinton administration’s internal debates and policymaking struggles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nonfiction book
political book
aboutEvent Clinton budget negotiations with Congress
development of Clinton health care proposal
formulation of Clinton economic program
transition from campaign to governing in 1993
author Bob Woodward
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts internal debates in the Clinton White House
policy-making struggles in the Clinton administration
featuresPerson Al Gore
linked to: Albert Gore, Jr.

Bill Clinton
Dee Dee Myers
George Stephanopoulos
Hillary Rodham Clinton
linked to: Hillary Clinton

James Carville
Leon Panetta
linked to: Leon E. Panetta

Lloyd Bentsen
Robert Rubin
focusesOn early months of the Clinton presidency
genre political journalism
political nonfiction
hasNotableAspect based on extensive insider interviews
detailed portrayal of policy conflicts among Clinton advisers
hasPerspective insider account of governance
language English
mediaType print
nonfictionSubject U.S. federal government
presidential leadership
public policy formation
partOf Bob Woodward political reporting books
publisher Simon & Schuster
setting White House
subject Bill Clinton administration
Clinton budget policy
Clinton health care reform effort
United States domestic policy
White House decision-making
economic policy
timePeriodCovered early 1990s
first year of the Clinton administration
writtenBy Bob Woodward

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Bob Woodward's series of books on U.S. presidents hasPart The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House