Tainted victory; cleared for the Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas leaves the U.S. people divided over harassment

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Clarence Thomas' confirmation to the US Supreme Court came after long and painful Senate hearings. Most senators gave Thomas the benefit of the doubt by discrediting Anita Hill's testimony, and Pres Bush says it has increased public awareness of sexual harassment.

Officials and employees

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The final stretch

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The second debate of the 1992 presidential candidates was held in Richmond, VA, and candidates answered questions from voters about the real issues. Topics discussed included the deficit and economic policy. Voters expressed dissatisfaction with character issues.

Evaluation, Presidential candidates

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Questions of conduct

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Sexual harassment charges against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas will keep the issue of sexual harassment raging across the country. A synopsis of Thomas' nomination hearings is given.

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