@CNN: Who wrote the anonymous NYT op-ed? Is there a speech pattern or literary technique that might offer a clue? David Kusnet, a former speechwriter for Bill Clinton who cracked the “Primary Colors” case, says he’s focused on 2 words: “lodestar” and “unmoored” https://t.co/vB3UHtpfvI https://t.co/iI6mcApKNZ

September 6, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Who wrote the anonymous NYT op-ed? Is there a speech pattern or literary technique that might offer a clue? David Kusnet, a former speechwriter for Bill Clinton who cracked the "Primary Colors" case, says he's focused on 2 words: "lodestar" and "unmoored" https://t.co/vB3UHtpfvI pic.twitter.com/iI6mcApKNZ

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