Lucianne Goldberg Now: Where Is the Literary
Agent Today?
Posted By: FlyRight, 9/8/2021 7:26:24 PM
Lucianne Goldberg is a conservative literary agent who was an important player in the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal because she urged Pentagon civil servant Linda Tripp to tape her conversations with Lewinsky about the president. Goldberg’s role in the saga was resurrected by ABC in 2019 in a two-hour documentary called Truth and Lies, and she plays a key role in the new FX series, Impeachment: American Crime Story, which chronicles the saga of Lewinsky, Tripp, and the president.
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Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.) in an interview with local media on Monday reiterated his opposition to Democrats’ budget reconciliation scheme, disputing a report that suggested he is ready for a new round of negotiations.In an interview with radio network West Virginia MetroNews, Manchin called a report that he and his Democratic colleagues could work by the end of May on a new, slimmer version of President Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan complete fiction.
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Let’s dispense with the Mt. Everest of words that have been written to rationalize Joe Biden & Company’s passion––indeed, lust––to put nuclear weapons in the hands of the fanatical mullahs in the terrorist-run state of Iran.
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On “The Adam Carolla Show” Tuesday, Maher contributed his opinion on the future of the state.
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