Hendrik Hertzberg
Hendrik Hertzberg first joined the magazine in 1969. His books include “ Politics ” and “ One Million.”
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Hendrik Hertzberg on what the President calls his opposition party.
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Signed comment about Mayor Giuliani’s recent attempt to capture a third term, or, failing that, extend his reign by three months...
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Signed comment about coverage of the Rep. Gary Condit scandal & CBS News’s reluctance to join the media circus it has become... A curious feature of the …
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Signed comment about Gov. George W. Bush's Inaugural Address. . . . It was by far the best Inaugural Address in forty years; indeed, it was better than…
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Signed comment about the ongoing legal battle over the Presidential election. . . Two realities loomed like beasts in the mist: that George W. Bush will …
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Comment about President Clinton's health care plan and about his State of the Union Address. Even conservatives have acknowledged that there has to be …
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Hendrik Hertzberg explores the similarities between Bill Clinton’s Inaugural Address and John F. Kennedy’s.
onward and upward with the arts ·
Hendrik Hertzberg on their quixotic battle to stay off network television.
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PROFILE of Robert Freitas, 57, who, since 1961, has been one of two field representatives (the Western one) for the National Association of Professional …
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Hendrik Hertzberg writes about a Rolling Stones concert at Madison Square Garden in 1975.
the talk of the town ·
Talk story about Bob Dylan and his recent concert at Madison Square Garden. Friends of the writer discuss Dylan's image and music. Gives highlights of …
a reporter at large ·
Hendrik Hertzberg visits the couple in their New York apartment and recording studio.