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of his program's female producers, and refused to follow through on what Kitman said was an agreement to feature the author and the book on the show. As a result, sales of the book suffered, as did Kitman's opinion of O'Reilly. (A decade later, O'Reilly would be forced off television by reporting of a number of sexual harassment suits settled by O'Reilly's employer on his behalf.)
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destroys Kitman's credibility with serious readers. Whatever useful he might have to say is impeached by his over-clever prose and his twisting of facts and misrepresentation of historical context in order to make puns, draw irrelevant parallels, and otherwise write in flip and entertaining style ..." British historian
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amounts of research and constructing a well-written narrative, but ultimately concluded that the positive aspect of the portrayal was "unconvincing" and a "mash note". Nevertheless, O'Reilly hated the book, apparently because Kitman addressed the 2004 sexual harassment charges against the star by one
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and instead only asking for his expenses to be reimbursed. Billed as being by coauthors "General George
Washington and Marvin Kitman, Pfc (Ret.)", it presents in facsimile form Washington's ledger from 1775 to 1783 combined with Kitman's investigations and discussions regarding the expenses. Kitman's
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in a serious role, Kitman wrote, "Cheryl Ladd as a coal miner was a very moving television experience. It made me want to convert to nuclear power." Regarding his need to judge television news programs, he summed that he had spent "thirty-five years of getting paid to watch the bad, the bemused, and
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Washington to modern practices too stretched. But historian of Virginia William H. Stauffer found the same work "informative" and "praiseworthy" for the full light it shed on Washington's character. Art historian and Washington iconographer Karal Ann Marling
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editors, Kitman actually was a registered
Republican at the time.) He ran as a "Lincoln Republican" who would finish the unmet campaign promises of 1864, such as providing for civil rights, and said that accordingly "I am the only truly reactionary Republican in the race." He also mentioned his
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business information site, which did pay. But it then folded. And starting in 2013 he posted columns on television and politics to his MarvinKitman.com website. Such posts continued through 2020, Subsequently Kitman made his "Justaminuteman" postings and other observations on politics on the
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Washington works were mixed. Brent Tarter, a public historian in Virginia, wrote that the first was "temporarily amusing but highly perishable" while the second was "sometimes carelessly and sometimes even deliberately contemptuous of evidence; it
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regarding the subject's drinking habits, and noted that it contains "hilarious and fully documented analysis" and that "as my trade's custom is to deplore such irreverence, let it be noted that the book includes a facsimile of the account in question."
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Recommended" list; a profile from that paper noted Kitman's "serious digging in various archives" and said that "Kitman's interpretation keep crossing the line that divides verity from travesty." The second work was
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in 1980, the first with none of the original cast, he called it "offensive and raunchy" without being funny. "This new edition is terrible. Call it 'Saturday Night Dead on
Arrival'." In reaction to the 1983 television film
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books were popular, it was published in 1989 and sought to explore how
Washington and his supporters managed to get into a position where he was unopposed in the
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has its chuckles, but Kitman's joke-a-line style makes for a book best 'watched' in several installments, one with all the permanence of the medium it covers."
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the blond of TV news." He coined the so-called Kitman's Law: "On the TV screen pure drivel tends to drive off ordinary drivel." Writer
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gave me a tryout, and after 35 years we decided it wasn't working out."
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O'Reilly as a broadcaster and O'Reilly in turn had read Kitman's
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in 1982. Kitman was the author of nine books, including two on
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Candidates in the 1964 United States presidential election
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Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live
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Channel 11 in 1973–74 and later for several years with
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that combine humor with extensive historical research.
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Gullible's Travels: A Comical History of the Trump Era
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The Red Chinese Air Force Exercise, Diet, and Sex Book
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s periodicals and books divisions. Kitman was one of
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Steel, Emily; Schmidt, Michael S. (April 19, 2017).
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Marvin Kitman website for columns from 2013 to 2020
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The Marvin Kitman Show: An Encyclopedia Televisiana
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1098:"Marvin Kitman: The Making of the President 1789"
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1231:"The Legacy of McLuhan: Symposium Participants"
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1864:"A Justaminutemen Emergency Bulletin"
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1128:"A 'Lincoln Man' Enters Politics"
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844:Roberts, Sam (June 29, 2023).
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1995:. Media Ecology Association
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1947:Smith, Liz (May 25, 1993).
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1993:"The 2008 MEA Awards"
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