The presidential health watch

Article Abstract:

Presidents often hide their illnesses from the public, fearing that their illnesses may be viewed as a political liability. George Bush associates his health with his political viability. The poor political decisions of some past presidents may be attributed to their poor health.

Health aspects, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Bush, George H.W.

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Roasting at the Gridiron

Article Abstract:

Politicians' general popularity is influenced by how well they are liked by the select and weighty clique of Washington journalists belonging to the Gridiron Club. Politicians' reputations are determined by how well they fare as stand-up comics at the annual Gridiron dinner.

Practice, Behavior, Political aspects, Politicians, Journalists, Gridiron Club

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Tim Russert: new power player

Article Abstract:

'Meet the Press' moderator Tim Russert is well known for his aggressiveness in interviewing guests. Russert's style and prowess has made his show the best-rated political talk show in Washington.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Television journalists, Russert, Tim

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