Mike Wiley

Diary of Hillary's Right-wing Conspirator: Exposing the Media's Lies While Battling Hillary's Far Left Reign in the Democratic Party - 1993-1996 Mike Wiley

Millions of Americans listen to talk radio daily. Over time, a one-to-one relationship and emotional connection develops between the listeners and the host. In this case, conservative radio talk show host Mike Wiley could no longer face the peoples' cries about President and Hillary Clinton, without doing something about it. Ignoring the threat of losing his show, Wiley led one of the largest rallies in Florida history to defeat major gun control legislation and protect the Second Amendment. With the defeat of the legislation just two days later, Wiley crossed the line and began walking the talk by entering Florida's 1994 U. S. Senate race. Mike Wiley made history when he received 25 percent of the votes in the Democratic Primary for U. S. Senate, on a campaign budget of only $20,000. While most Senate campaigns cost millions, Wiley ran one of the most effective grassroots campaigns in U. S. history, finishing second out of four candidates and forcing a runoff with Hillary Rodham Clinton's brother. This book is a must-read for anyone considering a career in politics, because it exposes some of the dire consequences a candidate will face when confronting this country's Left-wing menace. Fearing a conservative victory in the battle for Florida's Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton orchestrated an extremely dirty campaign from the White House. Three days after Wiley refused the Left's intriguing offer to drop out of the race, the Far Left and its media stooped to accuse the Jewish talk show host of being an anti-Semite. Hillary herself campaigned at Jewish synagogues, although she would later deny any involvement in the anti-Semitic smearing. Was this 1994 campaign the first desperate acts of Presidential hopeful Hillary Rodham Clinton? The Diary of Hillary's Right Wing Conspirator revisits what she demands you forget, and what she wants you never to know.