Hillary Clinton may be the most polarizing figure in American political history. Mrs. Clinton knows that she must neutralize negative perceptions about her and former president Bill Clinton, if she is going to make it back into the White House. As the 2008 presidential election draws near, Bill and Hillary Clinton are skillfully embellishing their images. Hillary Clinton has used her status as U.S. senator from New York to build her own unique political identity. Hillary Clinton's husband, former president Bill Clinton, has been globetrotting on behalf of AIDS and tsunami relief.

As the American public forgets about Bill Clinton's presidential philandering, Hillary Clinton seeks the amnesia of the American people about the Monica Lewinsky scandal during the Bill Clinton presidency. Senator Clinton, in particular, wants her infamous remarks about a "vast right-wing" conspiracy during the White House sex scandal to be discarded from the consciousness of the American people

Is Hillary Clinton seeking to rewrite history as part of her presidential campaign strategy? How important is rehabilitating the image of Bill Clinton to the success of Hillary Clinton during the 2008 presidential campaign in the United States? These and many other crucial questions are addressed in Sheldon Filger's thoughtful and penetrating book about Hillary Clinton and the 2008 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton Nude.