Elizabeth Drew's Books
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Citizen McCainThe most original, the most sought-after politician in America today, Senator John McCain is at the front of a large movement -- people who are...Read More -
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On the EdgeBill Clinton's Presidency has been the most turbulent in recent history, as this talented but flawed and perplexing man has struggled to govern. On the...Read More
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National Review, February 25, 2013
...cover-up of Watergate. But the confession never happened in the real interview. In the mainstream media, only writer Elizabeth Drew pointed this out and chided those responsible for the misrepresentation. Youve probably never read the transcript of the...
New York Review of Books, October 9, 2012
...Review of Books, which will also include contributions by K. Anthony Appiah, Russell Baker, David Bromwich, David Cole, Elizabeth Drew, Ronald Dworkin, Darryl Pinckney, Frank Rich, Jeffrey Sachs, Michael Tomasky, Steven Weinberg, and Garry Wills. Note:...
Brookings Institution, September 24, 2012
...Brookings Institution Press 2012 364pp. The United States had never lost a war—that is, until 1975, when it was forced to flee Saigon in humiliation after losing to what Lyndon Johnson called a “raggedy-ass little fourth-rate country.” The legacy...
Atlantic Monthly, September 22, 2012
...and notably here and here . If you're still not sold, please check out this new essay by Elizabeth Drew, called " Voting Wrongs ," for the New York Review of Books. Those familiar with Drew's works over the decades* will know that she is not given to...
Common Dreams, August 30, 2012
...were counted, even the pistol turned out to be a peashooter. A generation ago, the veteran Washington reporter Elizabeth Drew warned against the rising tide of campaign money that would flood over the gunwales of our ship of state and sink the entire...
Arab News, June 18, 2012
...though the proceedings would be inconclusive unless a Perry Mason style of ironclad proof emerged. Longtime political analyst Elizabeth Drew commented on the irony that people were “searching for a smoking gun in a room filled with smoke.” Midway...
Business Spectator, January 8, 2013
...� the automatic expiry of the Bush tax cuts. In a game of chicken, he has swerved, again." Elizabeth Drew, a much-respected Washington commentator, bemoans "Obama's caution, his oft-displayed lack of stomach for a fight". Even the president's reaction...
Gulf News, January 8, 2013
...— the automatic expiry of the Bush tax cuts. In a game of chicken, he has swerved, again”. Elizabeth Drew, a much-respected Washington commentator, bemoans “Obama’s caution, his oft-displayed lack of stomach for a fight”. Even the president’s...
Business Spectator, January 7, 2013
...� the automatic expiry of the Bush tax cuts. In a game of chicken, he has swerved, again." Elizabeth Drew, a much-respected Washington commentator, bemoans "Obama's caution, his oft-displayed lack of stomach for a fight". Even the president's reaction...
Transterrestrial Musings, January 7, 2013
...John Kerry – shown that kind of ability to transcend their own media images and biases? The journalist Elizabeth Drew asked for a phrase to describe the troika of Hagel, Kerry and Biden, a phrase better than “the three amigos.” How about “Three...
Daily Caller, January 7, 2013
...trying. Has Hagel–or John Kerry–shown that kind of ability to transcend their own media images and biases? The journalist Elizabeth Drew asked for a phrase to describe the troika of Hagel, Kerry and Biden, a phrase better than “the three...
Salem-News.com, January 5, 2013
...com The cabinet appointment of a highly qualified Republican senator would normally have been a no-brainer, until, in Elizabeth Drew’s perceptive phrase, “the press fed the narrative that the neocons wanted.” (CHICAGO) - The Daily Beast and...
