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2001: A New Year's Resolution Odyssey
(December 28, 2000)
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Christmas 2000: Post-Election Stocking Stuffers
(December 21, 2000)
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W. And Al: Mano A Mano
(December 18, 2000)
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Back In Washington: Business As Usual
(December 11, 2000)
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(Dis)counting The Black Vote
(December 07, 2000)
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Whose Line Is It Anyway?
(December 04, 2000)
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A Full, Fair And Accurate Count? Don't Count On It
(November 30, 2000)
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Let Them Eat Chads
(November 27, 2000)
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The Will Of The People: Stop The Drug War
(November 20, 2000)
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How I Spent The Week While Waiting To See If I Will Be The Next Leader Of The Free World
(November 16, 2000)
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Let a Thousand Lawsuits Bloom
(November 13, 2000)
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Questions Of Legitimacy: Opening Pandora's Ballot Box
(November 09, 2000)
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Campaign 2000: Nothing Memorable, Lots To Forget
(November 06, 2000)
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Double That Margin Of Error
(November 02, 2000)
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Hate Crimes Legislation: The NAACP's Misguided Priority
(October 30, 2000)
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Prop. 34: Deception In Reformers' Clothing
(October 26, 2000)
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Prozac: Unsafe At Any Price
(October 23, 2000)
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Bye-Bye, Barry
(October 19, 2000)
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Downturn? What Downturn?
(October 16, 2000)
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Accountability: Everywhere But Congress
(October 12, 2000)
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Crucible For The Drug War
(October 09, 2000)
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The Unbearable Lightness Of George And Al
(October 04, 2000)
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What You Won't Hear In The Debates
(October 02, 2000)
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Jim Crow, The Sequel
(September 28, 2000)
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When Good Political Things Happen To Bad Business People
(September 25, 2000)
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Why Bush Will Lose
(September 21, 2000)
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Crime And Punishment Inc.
(September 18, 2000)
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The End Of A Grand Adventure
(September 14, 2000)
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Bush And Gore On Colombia: Ask Us No Questions, We'll Tell You No Lies
(August 28, 2000)
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Political Survivors: Outwit, Outplay, Outlast -- Outsleaze?
(August 24, 2000)
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Al Gore's Moral Chin-Up
(August 21, 2000)
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The Week That Was -- An Unconventional Diary
(August 17, 2000)
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Los Angeles Rolls Out The Red Carpet -- And Sweeps Reality Under The Rug
(August 14, 2000)
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Corporate America 2000: A Convention Preview
(August 10, 2000)
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A Turning Point In The War on Drugs
(August 07, 2000)
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A Tale Of Two Parties -- And A Tale Of 1,OOO Parties
(August 03, 2000)
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Me And My Shadows
(July 31, 2000)
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Acceptance Speeches: One From Column A, One From Column B
(July 27, 2000)
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Running Mates -- Truth Is Blander Than Fiction
(July 24, 2000)
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A Nattering Novak Of Negativism
(July 20, 2000)
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Bad Air Days
(July 03, 2000)
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Campaign Finance Reform: The GOP'S New Hot Potato
(June 29, 2000)
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Colombia Chopper Wars
(June 26, 2000)
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Kids Count 2000
(June 22, 2000)
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The GOP Convention: `Accentuate The Positive'
(June 19, 2000)
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Rock The Boat?
(June 15, 2000)
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Those Lazy, Hazy, Crystal-Ball Gazy Days Of Summer
(June 12, 2000)
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The Drug War's Unequal Justice
(June 08, 2000)
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The Mauling of America
(June 05, 2000)
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The War On Drugs: Just Say `No More'
(June 01, 2000)
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Who Wants To Eat With a Millionaire?
(May 29, 2000)
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The China Bill: When Failure Is Not An Option
(May 25, 2000)
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Memento Mori
(May 22, 2000)
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No New Columns This Week
(May 15, 2000)
Arianna Huffington's father died last week, so, tending to family business, she will not be able to file this week. Her next column will move Monday, May 22. [ read more ]
The Drug War And Colombia: Deny And Escalate
(May 11, 2000)
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The White Conference On Teens -- And Reality
(May 08, 2000)
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Elian And The Drug War
(May 04, 2000)
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Elian and Elio
(May 01, 2000)
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Direct Mail: Under The Radar Sleaze
(April 27, 2000)
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The Blues' Big Green: The Color Of Health Care
(April 24, 2000)
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Commissioned Polls: Is That Your Final Answer?
(April 20, 2000)
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For Sale: America's Students
(April 17, 2000)
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Elian and Cuba
(April 13, 2000)
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Spring Fever: Dreaming Of John McCain
(April 10, 2000)
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Dot-Com Bites Man
(April 06, 2000)
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Al Gore: A Profile In Pandering
(April 03, 2000)
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Tarnish On A New Gilded Age
(March 30, 2000)
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The Political Oscars
(March 27, 2000)
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It's Gonna Take A Movement
(March 23, 2000)
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'P' Is For Preschoolers ... And For Prozac
(March 20, 2000)
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The Passion Of St. Al
(March 16, 2000)
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Colombia: The Drug War's Latest Perverse Priority
(March 13, 2000)
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John McCain's Dilemma: Loyalty To What?
(March 09, 2000)
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Campaign 2000: Who's Your Daddy?
(March 02, 2000)
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Prop 21: Hard To Tell The Poison From The Cure
(February 28, 2000)
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John McCain: A Reformer With A Red Meat Strategy
(February 21, 2000)
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The Debates Debate
(February 17, 2000)
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South Carolina: The Vanishing Voter Reappears?
(February 14, 2000)
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The Endorsement Two-Step
(February 10, 2000)
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Turning Campaign 2000 Inside Out
(February 07, 2000)
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Al Gore Is A Big, Fit Liar
(February 03, 2000)
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New Hampshire 2000: The Battle For The Independents
(January 31, 2000)
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Ross To The Rescue?
(January 27, 2000)
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Mr. Kerrey Gets The Hell Out Of Washington
(January 24, 2000)
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Debates 2000: Jokers Wild
(January 20, 2000)
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Cheap Talk At The United Nations
(January 13, 2000)
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The Buying Of The President 2000
(January 10, 2000)
By now anyone who's paying attention to campaign 2000 knows of the two letters Sen. John McCain wrote to the FCC on behalf of a campaign contributor. It made the front page of all the major newspapers, led many newscasts and even got its own "Nightline" show. But how many know of a book -- "The Buying of the President 2000" -- that was released at the same time by the Center for Public Integrity (CPI) -- Charles Lewis, the center's executive director and former "60 Minutes" producer, together with 24 researchers and editors, has written the ultimate guide to the corruption of American politics. But it grabbed no front-page headlines, led no newscasts, and was not deemed worthy of its own "Nightline" episode. [ read more ]
Nailing The New Millennium
(January 06, 2000)
We are a week into the new millennium, and there is a definite feeling of anti-climax. The best anyone can say is that nothing horrible happened -- no terrorist attacks, no Y2K meltdown -- and that the fireworks were fabulous. But this was the beginning -- at least the symbolic beginning -- of the third millennium, and even among those who were not looking for "a new heaven and a new earth," a new messiah or the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, there was a sense of expectancy surrounding the start of Anno Domini 2000. After all, this was an event less of the calendar than of the imagination. No wonder we feel let down. [ read more ]
Promises 2000
(January 03, 2000)
Just before he resigned, Russian President Boris Yeltsin instructed his foreign minister to make a New Year's resolution not to allow Chechnya to be used as a pretext for isolating Russia. In England, the leader of the Tory opposition suggested a resolution for Prime Minister Tony Blair: "To keep the promises that he has been breaking over the last year." Back in America,President Clinton urged Congress to make a New Year's resolution to pass "common-sense gun control legislation. [ read more ]
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