Original sentence: He maintained her accusations required further investigation.He published several pieces, for the New York Observer, National Review, among other publications about allegations made by Juanita Broaddrick that she had been raped in 1978 by then Arkansas Governor Clinton.In early 1997 The New York Times Magazine published a feature story written by Weiss entitled the "Clinton Crazy" about "Clinton haters," which discussed the estimated one hundred influential "Clinton crazies" and their following of millions.Philip Weiss has published numerous pieces investigating both former President Bill Clinton and his critics regarding the numerous criminal investigations launched during the Clinton administration, such as the Whitewater investigation that pursued the Clintons' former business partners, Jim McDougal and Susan McDougal and the suicide of White House Counsel Vincent Foster
Edited sentence: Although this piece was largely critical of what Weiss perceived to be unreasonable allegations against President Clinton and his supporters Weiss spent much of the Clinton presidency-especially in the months leading up to, during, and following his impeachment-writing pieces that were highly critical of President Bill Clinton for what he perceived as criminal behavior and/or ethical lapses.He was particularly insistent on the issue of allegations made by Juanita Broaddrick that she was raped by then Governor Clinton, which Weiss insisted had merit.He would publish several pieces, for the New York Observer, National Review, among other publications, which maintained that Broaddrick's accusations required further investigation.In early 1997 The New York Times Magazine published a feature story written by Weiss entitled the "Clinton Haters", which purported to demonstrate the existence of a widespread industry dedicated to demonizing President Clinton by creating a web of allegedly unbelievable conspiracy theories related to President Clinton's long governorship in the state of Arkansas and the early years of his presidency, especially in relation to the suicide of White House Counsel Vincent Foster.Philip Weiss has published numerous pieces investigating both former President Bill Clinton and his critics regarding the numerous criminal investigations launched during the Clinton administration, most stemming from the initial Whitewater investigation that pursued the Clintons' former business partners, Jim McDougal and Susan McDougal