A prescription for America's future

Bill Clinton’s new book, Back to Work, is really several books in one slender volume. It’s a lucid one-man rebuttal of the Tea Party’s anti-government agenda. A series of shrewd talking points for Democrats trying to hold on to the White House and battling for control of Congress in the midst of a sour economy and growing voter discontent. A self-serving reminder of the prosperity the country enjoyed during Mr Clinton’s tenure in the White House, meant to burnish his legacy. And a practical set of proposals – some borrowed and some new, some innovative and some highly sketchy – for restoring economic growth and creating jobs.

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