"A recurring motif in Eisenhower"s 1952 presidential campaign was his promise to conduct a moral crusade against "wastefulness, arrogance, and corruption" in the Federal Government..." This book, however, attempts to establish the Eisenhower"s great moral crusade was, in fact, a mockery and shows that the standards of propriety enunciated by the candidate Eisenhower were quite different from those applied by him as president....