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So where are those Enquirer photos, anyway?

One of the unanswered questions of the National Enquirer-John Edwards sex scandal is that the tabloid never published photos of the now infamous encounter at the Beverly Hilton in the early morning hours of July 22, when a pair of Enquirer reporters ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  22 Aug 2008

The Poll Truth, and Nothing But

You must be logged-in to comment. Not a subscriber? Click here to get a digital or print and digital subscription to The New Republic! From a marketing standpoint, it's not a weird survey at all. An excellent one, actually, that gets to how the ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  6 Aug 2008

The Times' Paradox of Choice

As my former New York Observer colleague Michael Calderone notes over at Politico, today's New York Times editorial is a surprisingly harsh rebuke of Hillary Clinton's Pennsylvania campaign. "It is past time for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  23 Apr 2008

How Olbermann Landed Hillary

So how exactly did Olbermann score the coveted Clinton interview? For the past several weeks, according to an MSNBC executive, network officials had been requesting an interview with Sen. Clinton's press office in the run-up to the crucial PA primary. “ ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  21 Apr 2008

Eric Lichtblau's Education

This morning, Slate published an excerpt of New York Times reporter Eric Lichtblau's forthcoming book, Bush's Law: The Remaking of American Justice. The 1800-word piece, titled "The Education of a 9/11 Reporter," is billed as a behind-the-scenes look ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  27 Mar 2008

Last Call

Last week I wrote a piece about the split within the New York Times' editorial board in the run-up to the paper's endorsement of Hillary Clinton. A number of editorial board members favored Obama, but Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. superceded ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  2 Mar 2008

Mark Penn: Be Afraid of the Unknown

Tucked at the end of Adam Nagourney's piece previewing how the Republican attack machine will run against Obama if he wins the Democratic nomination, Mark Penn offers this rationale for why Hillary Clinton would be a better competitor against John ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  29 Feb 2008

Dan Rather's Lessons for the New York Times

Rather found himself in a heap of trouble over a story he couldn't back up. What's interesting about Rather's take is that he seems to recognize that the flaws in his 60 Minutes segment about President Bush's national guard service were his reliance on ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  24 Feb 2008

NYT Public Editor on McCain Scandal

You must be logged-in to comment. Not a subscriber? Click here to get a digital or print and digital subscription to The New Republic! I have been impressed at the nearly unanimous honesty here at TNR from posters whom I know to be liberal to Left, ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  23 Feb 2008

Bill Keller: TNR "did not affect the timing of publication"

Bill Keller responded to reader questions yesterday about the Times' McCain bombshell. Since the story broke Wednesday night, advisers to Senator McCain have asserted that TNR's piece might have influenced the Times to get their piece into print before ...

From GABE SHERMAN, The New Republic,  23 Feb 2008

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