- October 15, 2000 | Feature
- Professionals and Politicos
Hillary gets doctors and journalists, but Rick owns the Street. Which levers New York's professionals will pull behind the curtain.
- October 9, 2000 | The City Politic
- The Soft Corps
Almost as soon as he found the crucial issue that could make him more than "Not Hillary," Rick Lazio's deal with partisan supporters threatened to fall apart.
- September 25, 2000 | The City Politic
- Buffalo Gal
The debate may have helped put Lazio back in the race -- but while pundits gave the congressman the win, regular voters seemed to finally thaw under Clinton's resolve.
- September 11, 2000 | The City Politic
- The N-Word
Who went negative first? Who cares? The real problem is that both candidates are running safe, one-dimensional campaigns.
- August 28, 2000 | The City Politic
- Carpe Diem, or Don't
Bill Clinton and Al Gore seized their moments in L.A.; Hillary all but squandered hers. Still, what a revelation, watching it all unfold without benefit of talking heads.
- August 21, 2000 | The City Politic
- Just Say Joe
Senator Lieberman on the Gore ticket may be a gift for Hillary Clinton, but some assembly is required: She still needs to work harder at building Jewish support.
- August 7, 2000 | The City Politic
- Extra Credit
While Mrs. Clinton is pummeled for a mysterious, 26-year-old epithet, Rick Lazio has been commandeering bills of concern to Jews -- whether or not he had any input on them.
- July 24, 2000 | The City Politic
- Off the Record
If a campaign unfolds in the hinterlands, does it still make noise? Sure -- though sometimes you'd be hard-pressed to tell, given the stinginess of the coverage.
- June 26, 2000 | The City Politic
- Going by the Pols
Banking on more votes for Freddie Ferrer, the Bronx Democratic leader drops a former ally in order to back a dubious new one -- a tactic Ferrer himself wouldn't condone.
- June 12, 2000 | The City Politic
- Not Enough Lip
At least with Rudy we knew the race would be about more than Hillary's address; but in their bland scrabble for the middle, Rick and Hill are tough to tell apart.