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Times Lauds "Hero" Kennedy, Downplays Michelle Obama's "Proud" Gaffe

8/26/2008 12:39 PM ET
The Times opens up the Democratic Convention and sees optimism for the party.

"Objective Sources" Like WP, NYT Say McCain Ads "Over the Top & Unfair"

8/4/2008 11:09 AM ET
With the U.S. succeeding in Iraq, the Times abruptly decides the war is no longer important to voters. Adam Nagourney: "Don't you think that people are thinking about different things right now?" ...

Chief Political Reporter Responds to Obama Camp Criticism - and Agrees

7/17/2008 2:44 PM ET
Would a Times reporter respond as respectfully after an attack from a Republican?

Double Standards on VP Picks - Lots of Conservative Labels, No Liberal Ones

7/9/2008 10:48 AM ET
While "conservatives" have trouble with Mitt Romney and Tom Ridge and like Sen. John Thune, there are apparently no liberals who have trouble with conservative Democrats Sam Nunn and Sen. Jim Webb.

Adam Nagourney: OK With Obama's Centrist Head Fakes

7/4/2008 7:42 AM ET
The Times guards Obama's "brand" as a different kind of politician, despite his flip-flopping on guns and other issues.

Times' Favorite Clinches Democratic Nomination

6/4/2008 11:53 AM ET
The paper's long history of favoritism towards Obama culminates in his Tuesday clinching of the nomination.

'Centrist" Fla Gov. Charlie Crist Now "Chain-Gang Charlie"

5/22/2008 9:45 PM ET
Adam Nagourney felt obliged to make moderate Republican Gov. Charlie Crist, a possible McCain Veep pick, into a hard-line, law-and-order conservative.

Has Obama Really Overcome His Wright Problem? NYT Says Sure

5/6/2008 1:13 PM ET
But a new USA Today/Gallup poll found the opposite to be true: "One-third of likely voters say Obama's ties to Wright make them less likely to vote for him."

The Times Turns on Wright, Alongside Obama

4/30/2008 1:31 PM ET
But the lead editorial tries to lump in Jeremiah Wright with a McCain supporter, controversial minister John Hagee.

Are Hillary Voters Racist?

4/24/2008 12:55 PM ET
Adam Nagourney: "The composition of Mrs. Clinton's support - or, looked at another way, the makeup of voters who have proved reluctant to embrace Mr. Obama - has Democrats wondering, if not ...
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