David Bromwich

Arianna Discusses Obama's Afghanistan Decision On Charlie Rose (VIDEO)

Huff TV | Posted 11.28.2009 | Media


Huff TV

Arianna appeared on Charlie Rose to discuss President Obama's forthcoming decision on US troop levels in Afghanistan. Joining Arianna were Yale English Professor David Bromwich, Leslie Gelb of the Council on Foreign Relations, Politico Editor-In-Chief John Harris, and New Yorker Senior Editor Hendrik Hertzberg.

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David Bromwich On Obama: Looking At Words Closely

Christopher Lydon | Posted 11.25.2009 | World


Christopher Lydon

It's a measure of the change in the discourse that David Bromwich now keeps a sort of Times Watch in the Huffington Post, the New York Review of Books, and the London Review of Books.

An Interview With David Bromwich About Obama, Afghanistan

Radio Open Source | Christopher Lydon | Posted 11.15.2009 | Media


David Bromwich seems to me better yet at Obama-watching than at press criticism. He can write with penetration of Barack Obama as an American almost-l...

Is Obama's Health Care Maelstrom the Birth of Millennial Politics?

Maegan Carberry | Posted 09.05.2009 | Home


Maegan Carberry

Obama introduced us to a new kind of politics. Veterans of the old guard aren't sure how to handle it while the emerging young leaders who built it haven't established enough clout to reinforce it.

Calumnity and the Wages of Ignorance

Paula Gordon | Posted 12.04.2008 | Politics


Paula Gordon

"Calumny: a false and malicious statement designed to injure the reputation of someone or something." Hand it to John McCain. Had he not cynically ...

This Week in Magazines: What's at Stake in the Election, Atlantic's Redesign and The New Yorker's Brainiacs

James Warren | Posted 12.03.2008 | Media


James Warren

What's really at stake in Tuesday's election? Many usual suspects are opining in the cable universe, so for a cerebral alternative there's "A Fateful Election" in the Nov. 6 New York Review of Books.