Safire and brimstone

Article Abstract:

Safire resigned as former Pres Richard Nixon's speechwriter in 1973 to become an op-ed columnist for the New York Times. He has become one of the best-read political analysts in newspaper publishing. His latest book is titled 'The First Dissident: The Book of Job in Today's Politics.'

Publishing industry, Journalists, The New York Times (Newspaper), Safire, William

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Laura, get your gun

Article Abstract:

Ingraham became popular after being featured on the cover of The New York Times Magazine in a miniskirt, and 'CBS Weekend News' hired her as a political analyst shortly thereafter. She is outspoken, but very conservative, and claims to own a handgun.

Behavior, Personalities, Television journalists, CBS Weekend News (Television program), Ingraham, Laura

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The battle hymn of the New Republic

Article Abstract:

The New Republic under Andrew Sullivan became less serious in real political issues and more intent on being hip. Infighting among staffers, hard feelings after Sullivan's departure, a history of the magazine and other topics are discussed.

Management, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Periodicals, The New Republic (Periodical), Sullivan, Andrew, Peretz, Marty, Kelly, Michael (American journalist)

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