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Confessions of a Right-Wing Hit Man

He pilloried Anita Hill, and all the conservatives cheered. When he made “Troopergate” a household word, he was ordained as the one who would bring down the Clintons. Then the author discovered the truth about his so-called friends.

July 1 1997 David Brock Max Aguilera-Hellweg
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Confessions of a Right-Wing Hit Man

He pilloried Anita Hill, and all the conservatives cheered. When he made “Troopergate” a household word, he was ordained as the one who would bring down the Clintons. Then the author discovered the truth about his so-called friends.

July 1 1997 David Brock Max Aguilera-Hellweg

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