Article: Free Radical.(Christopher Hitchens)(Interview)

Article: I like Ike? (response to Christopher Hitchens' ...
The Nation;  October 3, 1994 ;     614 words ...Christopher Hitchens's jabs at Bill Clinton, comparing him unfavorably to Dwight Eisenhower ["Minority Report," July 11], reminded me of the best moment of the Bentsen ...

Article: CLINTON'S NEXT TASK IS DEALING WITH VICTORY As it looks ...
Evening Standard - London;  February 11, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... comes the big letdown. The Monica Lewinsky mess has kept Bill Clinton's opinion poll ratings in the stratosphere for a year ... numerous quarry, among them Sidney Blumenthal, outed by Christopher Hitchens, and Webster Hubbell and his vulnerable wife Suzanne ...

Article: ..and the story America doesn't want to hear Why is a major ...
Evening Standard - London;  February 24, 1999 ;     700+ words ...SOMETIMES, a major television network will sit on a dynamite story because it isn't sure it is true. Sometimes, a major television network will sit on a dynamite story because it's absolutely certain it's true, and because it's scared of the implications. So it goes with the allegation that in 1978

Article: The boy from Ipanema won't go away; Bill Clinton's ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  August 31, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Byline: CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS AS Messrs Clarke and Duncan Smith could well attest, it can ... seeking vindication and mounting his 19th nervous comeback. With Bill Clinton, who was only just into his fifties when his second term was ...

Article: Why I blew the whistle on Blumenthal An aide to Bill ...
Evening Standard - London;  February 9, 1999 ;     700+ words ...IT'S bizarre to become the hostage of a piece of information. Last March, I was told something rather distasteful at a lunch by an old friend who works for an old political enemy. I thought to myself, Jeez, this must be nice work: you achieve the high ambition of working for the White House and

Article: The boy from Ipanema won't go away Bill Clinton's ...
Evening Standard - London;  August 31, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... helm. The great exception was President Nixon, forever seeking vindication and mounting his 19th nervous comeback. With Bill Clinton, who was only just into his fifties when his second term was up, it's as if John F Kennedy had survived his time in office ...

Article: 'My wife has never uttered a racial slur against anybody' ...
Evening Standard - London;  July 20, 2000 ;     700+ words ...THOSE of you who remember the Iran-contra scandals and the dramatic Senate hearings with Oliver North may also remember the presiding Senator, a mild and owlish Democrat from Hawaii named Daniel Inouye. He had not always enjoyed this benign eminence. His struggle had been long and hard. He lost an