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Editing Sarah Palin’s Prose
'Vanity Fair' had a couple of its editors try to make the Alaska governor's resignation speech into something legible. It took a lot of red ink.
Clinton’s ‘Muscular’ Foreign-Policy Manifesto
The secretary of State's address today to the Council on Foreign Relations reminds the world that though the Obama administration may emphasize finesse, they haven't forgotten how to exert force.
Obama in Cairo: ‘Let There Be No Doubt, Islam Is a Part of America’
The president's much-anticipated speech to the Muslim world called for an alliance and a new beginning.
Heilemann: Obama Takes Ownership of the Crisis
Obama's speech last night treated us like we are all adults — which is something we may have forgotten we could be.
Big Surprise: Obama Makes an Impressive Speech
Not everybody liked all of it, but most people liked most of it.
Nation Awaits Obama’s Prime-time Speech With Bated, Nervous Breath
What will he say, what should he say, and how should he say it?
Bush’s Final Speech Just Another Disappointment
How does one sum up the exhilarating last eight years? So much has happened — much of it, let's be honest, fairly terrible.
Chris Smith: Between the Lines of Tomorrow’s State of the City Speech
What will Mayor Bloomberg be saying when he takes the stage tomorrow?
Reactions: Speech of John McCain’s Life Met With Collective ‘Meh’
How could you possibly allow another puke-green background!?!
Giuliani Wasn’t Always Down on ‘Cosmopolitan’ Cities
Though Giuliani’s mockery of Obama's ‘cosmopolitan’ background was absurd on its face, we bothered to go back and find a time when the word didn’t seem like such a slur to him.
Sarah Palin Hurts So Good
Her speech was partisan, combative, and snide, and so it’s unclear whether it’ll appeal to swing voters. But it certainly managed to put conservatives at ease with her selection.
Giuliani Softens Up Democrats for Powerhouse Palin
Sarah Palin hit it out of the park last night. But the carefully calibrated buildup of last night’s speeches shows Republicans may not have been as confident as they seemed afterward.
Joe Lieberman Pleases, Confuses
When his speech appealed to independents and Democrats watching at home, it worked. When it just kind of confused the partisan crowd in attendance, it didn’t.
Obama’s Speech Hated, Too
We’ve ordered our pundits’ reactions to Obama’s speech from, roughly, the most glowing praise to the harshest critiques, to elucidate the vast discrepancies of opinion.
Pundits: Everyone Likes Bill Clinton Again; Joe Biden Holds His Own
This was a setting these two aging, white, male Washington insiders hadn't found themselves in before.
To Many, Hillary Clinton Left Much Unsaid
There was nothing about Obama’s readiness to be president, and almost nothing about him on a personal level.
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