IMO, research works best when it is done diligently. That way, one can find background information that challenges one's preconceived notions of a person and of a subject.
In regards to Professor Ogletree, more careful research also turns up evidence of the role he played in the rehabilitation of civil military relations and public confidence in the federal government.
But then, why bother? It is much easier just to go with the unsubstantiated rumors and innuendo propagated by employees of Rupert Murdoch <<
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