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Lovett or Leave It
It was described as a serious work of investigative journalism by the Washington Post, and as carefully reasoned and powerful in its logic by the New York Times, but was later disavowed by the author, who called it a character assassination.
The Washington Post praised it as a serious work of investigative journalism and the New York Times as carefully reasoned and powerful in its logic.
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Episode: Double Double, Brett's in Trouble
It was described as a serious work of investigative journalism by the Washington Post, and as carefully reasoned and powerful in its logic by the New York Times, but was later disavowed by the author, who called it a character assassination.
The Washington Post praised it as a serious work of investigative journalism and the New York Times as carefully reasoned and powerful in its logic.
Brocks now describes the book as a quote character assassination and has since disavowed its premise. He says he lied specifically to protect Clarence Thomas and said he did everything he could to quote ruin Anita Hill's credibility using quote virtually every derogatory and often contradictory allegation I had collected on Hill.