Tabloid noise and judicial silence: The nadir of Ted Kennedy | Boston Globe
Ted Kennedy made himself a symbol of mid-life excess, muting his influence in the Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill hearings. But then he re-took control of his life — and regained his voice. Produced by Ann Silvio and Scott LaPierre / Globe Staff SSUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL FOR MORE VIDEOS. / @bostonglobe READ OUR JOURNALISM FROM NEW ENGLAND AND BEYOND. https://www.bostonglobe.com/ FOLLOW US ON: Facebook ► / globe Twitter ► / bostonglobe Instagram ► / bostonglobe TikTok ► / bostonglobe
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