- July 23, 2001 | The City Politic
- Truth and Justice
Chuck Schumer has bravely introduced -- gasp! -- honesty into the judicial-confirmation process. John McCain warned him he'd pay for it. Just wait until the fall.
- July 9, 2001 | The City Politic
- Wealth Vs. Wisdom
Much of what Michael Bloomberg has said and done -- and unsaid and undone -- since declaring his candidacy for mayor suggests that it's possible to be too outside.
- June 18, 2001 | The City Politic
- Smart As a Pistol
Looking to the future, Joe Lieberman considers last November's election debacle, and how hot-button issues like gun control will affect the next.
- June 11, 2001 | The City Politic
- Endorsement Tango
With the mayoral race fully under way, the Democratic hopefuls are courting partners who can deliver votes and support. Here are the ones to watch.
- May 21, 2001 | The City Politic
- Slave Trade-Off
Don't accuse Al Sharpton of grandstanding in Sudan; the anti-slavery mission was the real thing. But back at home, he can't seem to resist hijacking the mayoral race.
- May 7, 2001 | The City Politic
- Green No More
Entering the race for mayor, Mark Green shows signs of growing beyond his unctuous, punch-line-drunk image and coming across as serious, thoughtful -- even mature.
- April 23, 2001 | The City Politic
- Out of Comptroller?
Carl McCall has stellar endorsements and an enviable war chest. So why does his campaign for governor feel like it's losing momentum?
- April 9, 2001 | The City Politic
- Learn, Baby, Learn
We beat crime by holding precinct commanders accountable for every mugging and break-in on their watch. Now it's time to let Mr. Chips fall where he may.
- April 2, 2001 | The City Politic
- Who's Off First
Alan Hevesi beat the pack to declare his candidacy for mayor. But could he ever be pronounced the winner when many can't pronounce his name?
- March 19, 2001 | The City Politic
- Pol Versus Pole
Congressman John Sweeney led the Republican troops in Miami last November. But when he wrecked his car a few weeks ago, he stayed way out of the limelight.