Articles by Adam Nagourney



Bloomberg Move Generates Stir

  • 22 June 07
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
The announcement by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York that he was leaving the Republican Party to become an independent was made after nearly two years in which his aides had laid the groundwork for a potential independent run for president.

Poll: Bush Out of Step at Home

  • 04 March 05
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
U.S. President George W. Bush does not share the priorities of most of America on either domestic or foreign issues, Americans are increasingly resistant to his proposal to revamp Social Security, and they are also uneasy with Bush's ability to make the right decisions about the retirement program, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.

Dean Likely to Become Democrats' New Chair

  • 03 February 05
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
Howard Dean emerged Tuesday as the almost assured new leader of the U.S. Democratic National Committee, as one of his main rivals quit the race and Democrats streamed to announce their support of a man whose presidential campaign collapsed one year ago.

VP Hopefuls Go Toe-to-Toe in Debate

  • 07 October 04
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
Once again, U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney sought Tuesday night to come to the rescue of a member of a political family that he has served so loyally for nearly a generation.

Cheney, a Democrat Hammer Kerry

  • 03 September 04
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
Declaring that the nation's fundamental security was at stake in the presidential election, U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney said Wednesday that Senator John Kerry had repeatedly ""made the wrong call"" on critical foreign policy challenges and failed to appreciate the severity of the threat the nation faced after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Kerry Aiming for Strength With Pick

  • 08 July 04
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
In John Edwards, Senator John Kerry selected a running mate who embodies the very attributes that some Democrats worry that Kerry lacks: A vigorous campaign presence, an engaging personal manner and a crisp message that stirred Democrats from Iowa to New Hampshire.

Bush Eyes $200M Ad Campaign

  • 23 April 03
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
U.S. President George W. Bush's advisers have drafted a re-election strategy built around staging the latest nominating convention in the party's history, allowing Bush to begin his formal campaign near the third anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks and to enhance his fundraising advantage, Republicans close to the White House said

Bush Consolidating His Political Power

  • 23 December 02
  • NEW YORK TIMES SERVICE
U.S. President George W. Bush has created one of the most powerful White Houses in at least a generation, prominent Democrats and Republicans say, reshaping the Washington political equation in a way that provides him both considerable opportunity and peril in the year ahead.


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