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Articles Written by: ERIC RAUCHWAY
Thanks, Eric. And thanks to Jane and FDL for their longtime support.
Hi, all, and welcome.
Hey Rick, I have a question to start. So, the paperback of Nixonland is just out now — and everyone who can buy it, of course should — but the hardback came out ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
Firedoglake,
25 Apr 2009
On March 4, 1933, Franklin Roosevelt began his presidency and, with a group of key advisers and a cooperative Congress, made the White House into a Catherine wheel of Depression-fighting policies, shooting sparks in all directions. The New Deal ...
After the first big action sequence in the new Indiana Jones movie, the camera stares from behind Jones as he regards, helplessly, one of the monstrous icons of the 1950s; after the last big action sequence in the film, the camera stares from behind ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
The New Republic,
31 May 2008
The 1938 trade agreement reversed both the older American tradition of protective tariffs and the more recent, Depression-fostered stance of autarky. Its architect, Secretary of State Cordell Hull, always meant the agreement to amount to more than a ...
Barack Obama is a liberal Hillary Clinton wants you to know this now; if Obama gets the nomination, John McCain assuredly will, too. "Liberal" has had bad connotations ever since the Vietnam era, when conservatives successfully branded their opponents ...
With Barack Obama winning 11 contests since Super Tuesday, and appearing well on his way to winning a clear majority of elected delegates, it looks unlikely that Hillary Clinton could win the Democratic nomination without depending on the unelected ...
Last week the Bush administration reached its Nixonian climax, as CIA director Michael Hayden confirmed that the government had nearly drowned some people on purpose using techniques that American military men have long known as torture. Attorney ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
The New Republic,
14 Feb 2008
If the mixed results in the early
Republican primaries--a Huckabee here, a McCain or Romney there--portends a
split between the GOP's religious, fiscally conservative, and security-state
wings, it won't be the first time a national American political ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
The New Republic,
30 Jan 2008
Lots of big histories read rather like compendia of colorful occurrences--lists of Good and Bad Things, in Sellar and Yeatman's formulation. But the last decade has seen a surge in ambitious histories that not only cover a lot of ground, but also offer ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
The New Republic,
15 Jan 2008
The New Republic
by Eric Rauchway
Just because Tom Brokaw's dad says hippies are responsible for the U.S. going Republican doesn't make it so.
Post Date Wednesday, December 12, 2007
The key moment in the History Channel's "1968 with Tom Brokaw" comes ...
From ERIC RAUCHWAY,
The New Republic,
13 Dec 2007
