Nixon tapes inspire furious, flawed spectacle of power
Ralph Schoenstein surveys a sprawling, provocative work on Richard Nixon, praising its raw dramatic pull while noting lengthy stretches drag. He highlights sharp, biting humor and pointed political critique, yet criticizes parts for audience fatigue and uneven pacing.
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Newsday
Decline of Fairness in Modern Broadcast News
Cal Thomas argues that today’s network journalism favors commentary over fairness. He cites NBC and other networks pushing Bush to the right via exit poll emphasis and label usage, while critics note liberal bias and pervasive editorializing through analysts and former office holders.
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Herald-Journal
Bedford Rotary breakfast taps undecided voters in New Hampshire
At a Bedford New Hampshire Rotary breakfast, voters express ambivalence about candidates amid strong local chatter. Debates center on electability, Bush and McCain appeal, and the impact of Iowa politics on New Hampshire’s first in the nation primary.
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Herald-Journal
Clinton's State of the Union dazzles as Gore rally cheers
Washington column portrays Clinton delivering a spirited final State of the Union while Gore basks in the spotlight. The piece recalls past scandals, notes Clinton's economic brag, and hints at Hillary and Chelsea Clinton in the gallery. Sandy Grady cites a rollercoaster odyssey from sleaze to cheers.
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