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Articles Written by: DAVID GREENBERG
Who is This?
David Greenberg (VP, Gov't Affairs Philip Morris 1990, VPCorp. Affairs, Philip Morris EEMA Region 9): Vice President Philip Morris USA 1989
John F. Kennedy believed that being passed over for vice president by the Democratic convention in 1956 saved his political career. That year, Adlai Stevenson, the presidential nominee, had left the selection of his running mate to the convention ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
17 Nov 2009
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From DAVID A GREENBERG,
Nature.com,
14 Oct 2009
Fifty-seven years after his famous vow, Gen. Douglas MacArthur has returned. Gen. Stanley McChrystal's recent warnings that the White House had better heed his call for an Afghanistan surge have provoked comparisons to the showdown between President ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
9 Oct 2009
A few years ago, in this column, I proposed a moratorium on drive-by references to historian Richard Hofstadter's classic essay "The Paranoid Style in American Politics." Too often, pundits invoked the title of that Goldwater-era exploration of ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
23 Sep 2009
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Did “Clintonism” go down with Terry McAuliffe in Virginia? David Greenberg and Julian Zelizer say that, if you look at the Obama administration, you’ll find the ...
From DAVID GREENBERG & JULIAN ZELIZER,
The Daily Beast,
12 Jun 2009
On Aug. 11, 1971, John Lindsay, the Republican mayor of New York City, radiating calm and charm after a 10-day camping trip in Colorado and Utah, stepped before a crowd in the ballroom of Gracie Mansion to announce that he was becoming a Democrat. ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
29 Apr 2009
When Major League Baseball let George Steinbrenner resume active ownership of the New York Yankees after his celebrated two-and-a-half-year banishment in 1993, it was like Commissioner Gordon telling Batman that the Joker had once again escaped from ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
The New Republic,
8 Apr 2009
Feb. 12 is the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. To mark the occasion, Slate is recycling previous articles about the 16th president of the United States. Reprinted below is a 2008 "History Lesson" by David Greenberg on the Lincoln-Douglas ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
12 Feb 2009
Feb. 12 is the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. To mark the occasion, Slate is recycling select articles about the 16th president of the United States from our archives. Reprinted below is a 2005 "History Lesson" by David Greenberg on ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
12 Feb 2009
In 1932, the parents of a 4-year-old went to court to change his legal name. Christened Herbert Hoover Jones in 1928, when the commerce secretary and Republican presidential nominee was a national hero, the boy deserved relief, said his parents, from ...
From DAVID GREENBERG,
Slate,
19 Jan 2009
