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Harry Jaffe on Susan Glasser and “GlasserGate”

Harry goes to video to analyze the departure of Susan Glasser from the Washington Post.
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Harry Jaffe goes straight to video to tell you his thoughts on what he calls "GlasserGate"–the firing of Susan Glasser from her position at The Washington Post. [See Harry's original blog post on the breaking news here.] That's right—it's a first-time Jaffe vlog. Click below to see the video.

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