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<p>WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Having covered the Bill Clinton presidency, I was fascinated to see the remarkable conversion of David Brock. As many of you probably will recall, Brock was the author of the original "Troopergate" article in the American Spectator in 1993. That was Bill Clinton's first year in the White House. The article caused a huge uproar -- alleging that Clinton, while governor of Arkansas, routinely used his state troopers to solicit women. In that article, there was a reference to a "Paula." That, of course, turned out to be Paula Jones -- and the beginning of the eventual impeachment process against the president began. She accused Clinton of sexually harassing her in a Little Rock hotel room. He denied it.</p>

A VIEW FROM HERE by deb weiss every tuesday The Great Square Dance March 12, 2002 quot;Send for the Fool-Killer,quot; goes the grand old saying, quot;the fools aren't all dead yet.quot; This phrase drifted unbidden into my thoughts the other day, as I waded through Hendrik Hertzberg's intense, choleric, weirdly schizoid New Yorker tribute to David Brock, whose Bad Boy snipings at, among others, Ms. Anita Hill and Mr. Bill Clinton, once made him a darling of the right. EMAIL: DEB WEISS Now, of course, in what I call the Great Square Dance of American Politics, everyone has swung their...