Professor, students identify 'Deep Throat'

UPI ^ | 4/22/03

[dk/coro]

Naaaaaa! I still think it's Haig.

Cheers !!!

[tiki]

Interesting

[stylin19a]

I seem to recall, their 1st best guess awhile back was Pat Buchanan. Buchanan had never answered questions about it.

[petuniasevan]

Fielding, a lawyer

Didn't he moonlight at Night Court?

[blastdad51]

Is this important any more?

[TheBigB]

Linda Lovelace.

[Libloather]

Notable Quotes
Tue Apr 22, 8:40 AM ET

HOLLYWOOD (Reuters) - They really said it -- notable quotes from the news:

"Some men are uncomfortable, just tabling the subject, and some are very quiet about it. You never know which way to go. Is it easier to just bring it up and get it out of the way, or is that not the right thing to do with someone else, since that's going to freak them out?"

-- MONICA LEWINSKY, formerly involved with BILL CLINTON and now hostess of the reality dating show "Mr. Personality," discussing her past with USA Today.

[spqrzilla9]

I've long thought it was John Dean himself. Fielding is an interesting idea, but if so, I think he was channeling on Dean's behalf. Dean was the true rotten core of the whole scandal.

[elbucko]

Fielding fits all the personal characteristics of "Deep Throat,"..

Close, but no cigar. Maureen, "Mo, Dean was "Deepthroat". Think about it.

She had method, motive and opportunity. If it's true, that the break-in was to retrieve the "Hooker Book" in the DNC, Mo Dean has the most motive of anyone , save John Dean.

While on the subject, how could Wood'Stein have sold Ben Bradly, of the Wash Post, that the info they were getting on "Tricky Dick" was coming from a D.C. "call girl". Wood'Stein cooked up the pseudonym for "Mo" as perfect cover and "implied heavily" to Bradly that the information they were getting on Nixon was coming from "deep in the administration". Yeah right! It was coming from Mo Dean, to save John and herself, as well as make media stars out of Woodward and Bernstein.

No, Mo was "Deepthroat", in more ways than one.

[w_over_w]

Kuel article! Until Fielding or someone gives this conclusion factual confirmation, I'm sticking with G. Gordon Liddy (very Machiavellian).

[elbucko]

No, Mo [Dean] was "Deepthroat", in more ways than one.

As for Woodward, Bernstein and the Washington Post; "Follow the money!"

[I_Love_My_Husband]

It's Diane Sawyer, who previously worked for Nixon, but has since become a friend to Lesbians & Gays.

It's not Haig.

[DennisR]

I did not even know that Monica had a past with USA Today!

[Consort]

Is Fred fielding any questions?

[genghis]

Someone sugguested deepthroat was leonard garnett.
Garnett then wrote a very convincing book
"In search of deepthroat"
He concluded deepthroat was john sears. Sears was tall, drank, smoked and access and managed reagan's 1980 campaign and therefore had reasons to want to keep his identity a secret.
I believe almost everything else in
a theory and book liddy has advocated
"a silent coup".

[Sauce]

Close, but no cigar. Maureen, "Mo, Dean was ‘Deepthroat.’"

I don’t know about that one, did Mo know Woodward earlier? Woodward and “Deepthroat” were old friends, remember?

[Sauce]

Close, but no cigar. Maureen, "Mo, Dean was ‘Deepthroat.’"

”Deepthroat” and Woodward went to college together, find out who worked in the Whitehouse and went to college with Bobby, and bingo, you’ve got “Deepthroat.”

[Keith in Iowa]

< tinfoil hat>Woodward & Bernstein made up 'Deep Throat' - thye had a bunch of unconfirmed rumors, so they invented 'Deep' and sold the whole thing to their editors.< /tinfoil hat>