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Recalling Clarnce Thomas's "high-tech lynching"
In 1991 then-Senaor John Danforth of Missouri helped shepherd Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court nomination through the Senate, watching as political oponents tried to derail the nomination.
Inthis 1994 interview Danforth retells the story, and how close Thomas came to losing the fight.
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