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Deep Throat, Antihero

His unmasking makes everybody look a little less noble.

By |Updated Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 6:49 PM

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Deep Throat Archive:

Feb. 14, 2005: Rehnquist Wasn’t Deep Throat
May 13, 2003: Was Fred Fielding Deep Throat? Part 3
May 8, 2003: Was Fred Fielding Deep Throat? Part 2
April 28, 2003: Was Fred Fielding Deep Throat?
June 17, 2002: John Dean Says Deep Throat Was Not a G-Man
May 8, 2002: Yes, Virginia, There Is a Deep Throat
May 2, 2002: Why Did Bob Woodward Lunch With Mark Felt in 1999?
May 1, 2002: Salon and John Dean's Deep Throat Candidate Revealed!
July 28, 2000: Len Garment Kills the Messenger
Oct. 7, 1999: Nixon: I Am Not an Anti-Semite
Aug. 9, 1999: The Final Word on Deep Throat (So Far)
July 29, 1999: Deep Throat: The Game Is Afoot
July 26, 1999: Another Bulletin From the Deep Throat Desk
June 24, 1999 Deep Throat Revealed (One Last Time)
June 17, 1999 Deep Throat Revealed (Again)

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