David Brock

  • A free ride for the Straight Talk Express?

    An interview with Paul Waldman, coauthor of a new book on the relationship between John McCain and the press.
    By Vincent Rossmeier April 4, 2008

  • Is Rush Limbaugh next?

    Conservatives fear that Don Imus is the first casualty in a liberal-led media purge to force right-wing talkers off the air.
    By Alex Koppelman April 16, 2007

  • Friends in the right places

    How the conservative media is pushing "The Truth About Hillary."
    By Ira Boudway and J.J. Helland June 21, 2005

  • The right captures the tube

    Conservative G.E. head Jack Welch tilted TV right with "The McLaughlin Group." Then a Nixon operative named Roger Ailes signed up with a new channel called Fox.
    By David Brock May 12, 2004

  • The mighty windbags

    Thirty years ago, conservatives embarked on a plan to subvert journalism and skew America to the right. They succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.
    By David Brock May 11, 2004

  • Busting big fat liars

    David Brock talks about why the media seems embarrassed to report on Bush's failures, why TV pundit shows are stacked to the right -- and his new media watchdog group.
    By Eric Boehlert May 11, 2004

  • The partisan "mastermind" in charge of Bush's intel probe

    Whenever there's a vast right-wing conspiracy, Judge Laurence Silberman keeps turning up.
    By Michelle Goldberg February 10, 2004

  • Brock, Horowitz and the anti-gay slur

    Chad Conway responds to David Horowitz.
    April 30, 2002

  • Believe David Brock at your own risk

    He didn't just lie about President Clinton and Anita Hill way back when. In "Blinded by the Right," he lied about me.
    By David Horowitz April 17, 2002

  • Fight or flight?

    David Brock's exposé of the Republican attack machine shows that Democrats have to get serious about fighting back. And that doesn't mean Al Gore's Florida-style fisticuffs.
    By David Talbot April 17, 2002

  • The apostate

    Former conservative attack dog David Brock tells all about his old right-wing cronies -- but whoever gets smeared, the results are still slimy.
    By Kerry Lauerman March 8, 2002

  • Smearing David Brock

    Ted Olson's defenders say the former right-wing journalist had nothing to do with the Arkansas Project. But the project's own records prove they're wrong.
    By Daryl Lindsey and Kerry Lauerman May 17, 2001

  • Olson under fire

    More questions arise over how accurate President Bush's solicitor general-designate has been about his role in an anti-Clinton investigation.
    By Jake Tapper May 11, 2001

  • The strange liberation of Michael Huffington

    Us goes weekly, all the Remnick that's fit to print and other tales of media madness
    By Susan Lehman December 10, 1998

  • The fixer

    How Kenneth Starr's law partner covertly worked for six years to trap President Clinton in a sex scandal.
    By Murray Waas October 7, 1998

  • The fixer

    How Starr's law partner covertly worked for six years to trap Clinton in a sex scandal
    By Murray Waas October 6, 1998

  • Arkansas trooper considered demanding money from President Clinton

    Source for Los Angeles Times' "Troopergate" story discussed trading silence about Clinton's private life for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
    By Murray Waas April 9, 1998

  • Arkansas state trooper denies key part of "Troopergate" story

    Arkansas state trooper Danny Ferguson accuses the co-author of the Los Angeles Times 'Troopergate' story of 'putting words in my mouth'.
    By Murray Waas March 24, 1998

  • Newsreal: The Falwell connection

    A Salon investigative report details how the Rev. Jerry Falwell and a California political organization helped finance and orchestrate an extensive anti-Clinton propaganda campaign.
    By Murray Waas March 11, 1998

  • The Falwell connection

    How the Rev. Jerry Falwell and a California political organization helped finance and orchestrate an extensive anti-Clinton propaganda campaign.
    By Murray Waas March 11, 1998

  • David Brock's new liberal friends

    THE MAN WHO TURNED HIS BACK ON CONSERVATISM WILL DO OR SAY ANYTHING TO BE FAMOUS.
    By David Horowitz March 3, 1998

  • Media Circus: Doing the right-wing shuffle

    By Eric Alterman November 13, 1997

  • Media Circus - Who's sorry now?

    In the July Esquire, right-wing sleazemonger David Brock confesses his sins -- without admitting he did anything wrong.
    By David Futrelle June 16, 1997

  • Lady and the tramp

    In conservative bomb-thrower David Brock's surprisingly sympathetic book, "The Seduction of Hillary Clinton," the First Lady is neither a saint nor a bitch -- she's a woman who loved too much. A conversation with the controversial author.
    By Dwight Garner October 22, 1996
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