Politics and Prose
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Mark Leibovich "This Town"
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July 28, 2013
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In this exposé of the Washington "media-industrial complex," Leibovich, the D.C.-based chief national correspondent for the New York Times Magazine and author of The New Imperialists, follows the money and the shamelessness to show how scandal, conflict of interest, and even losing an election can bolster a career inside the beltway.
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