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August 29, 2006

Why Is Bill Clinton So Dedicated to AIDS?

August 29, 2006—The New York Times looked up close today at former President Bill Clinton’s global AIDS efforts and at accusations that his work is an attempt to redeem himself for shortcomings while in office, including his failure to do more to fight AIDS. He called the speculation “a bunch of hokum.”

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