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The conservative Weekly Standard promptly hit back with a cover story that didn't just argue that Brill was overstating his case but also accused him of being "Clinton's lapdog" and a "White House mouthpiece."
Ms. Lewinsky's increasingly creepy mouthpiece, William Ginsburg, cooperates with Time reporters--witness this week's long, generally sympathetic piece on "Monica's World," which portrays Ginsburg as her "surrogate dad" and describes, presumably on some authority, the ex-interns own thoughts (e.g., "You didn't do anything wrong!").
When he gets to the nick he will then holler for a brief of an entirely different kind, namely his lawyer--a solicitor; and if the case goes as far as court, the brief will very likely have engaged a mouthpiece --in Britain a barrister, in the USA a trial lawyer--to speak for him.
This week's Bill-Bashing from Michael Kelly in his Post column includes the following table of organization for the Clinton White House: There's "Robert Bennett, the president's sexual misconduct mouthpiece, which is a distinguished position.
Valentin Berezhkov, dead at 82, attended Uncle Joe's critical meetings with Adolf Hitler and FDR and spoke some of the most important words of the century as Stalin's mouthpiece.