Clark, Clark, the Dogs Do Bark

By Our Readers & Matt Taibbi

This article appeared in the January 12, 2004 edition of The Nation.

December 23, 2003

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"Hatchet job" was the term most often used by readers to describe Matt Taibbi's "Clark's True Colors" [Dec. 15]. We received hundreds of letters (some seemingly part of an organized campaign) denouncing the article. A few found it "witty" or "simply hilarious."     --The Editors


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