Selling Out America : The American Spectator Investigations

Selling Out America traces the whole story of Bill Clinton's corrupt relationship to Communist China as president, from the reporter who broke these stories and ultimately ran for the United States Senate to bring greater awareness to the dangers facing America. Book jacket.

Kenneth R. Timmerman is a former Congressional aide and investigative reporter, who has published three books on the arms trade and intelligence issues. For the past six years, he has covered the sell-off of U.S. high technology to communist China for the American Spectator. In Congressional testimony in July 1999, he revealed the existence of an ICBM program in Iran known as the "Kosar," helping to spark legislation that imposed sanctions on Russia for transferring missile technology to Iran. During the 1980s, he covered wars in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, and worked for over a decade as a correspondent for top defense publications. In November 1999, he declared his candidacy for the United States Senate in Maryland and was endorsed by prominent members of President Reagan's national security team.