- January 1, 2001
- Closing the Books
Daniel Patrick Moynihan brought to the Senate a scholar's nose for historic issues, and to the academy a pol's ear for issues of moment.
- February 16, 2004
- Cash and Kerry
The city’s wealthy Kerry backers have a message for undecided donors: Fund the front-runner—now—or lose to Bush later.
- January 14, 2002
- Rudy Who?
Mayor Mike's delivery may have left something to be desired, but his message came through loud and clear: Everyone needs to get real about the budget shortfall -- even the Yankees.
- July 28, 2003
- Polls Vaulting
Assuming Michael Bloomberg plans to run for a second term, the time to tackle his nasty numbers is now; herewith, some unsolicited advice.
- July 14, 2003
- Anything Goes
Republicans want to lay a cornerstone at ground zero during their national convention? Only Democrats, apparently, are barred from exploiting 9/11.
- May 17, 2004
- Sand Storm
New Bush administration rules could force Michael Bloomberg to close Coney Island and other city beaches this summer. Just in time for election season.
- October 22, 2001
- The Union Label
Mark Green won the runoff without the support of the city's Big Three unions, leaving both the candidate and labor in an unfamiliar posture come Election Day.
- October 5, 1998
- Political Science Fiction
Republicans and pundits bet that the videotape would convince us the Clinton presidency is over. But the upcoming election could prove them wrong yet again.
- December 8, 2003
- The Conventioneer
The Republican National Convention comes to town in just nine months. Meet Bill Harris, the Alabama conservative, Civil War buff, and dove hunter in charge.
- June 17, 2002
- Winner Take All
Careful what you wish for, Mayor Bloomberg. Now that control of the schools is within reach, you'll actually be expected to fix them. Can it be done -- or are they a lost cause?

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