C-SPAN airs Maureen Dowd almost every week, but they never archive her (for the general public)..
c-span.org
Evil, mean little women, maybe exactly what some anglo-british-murricans get excited by??
(however, I think Thatcher still gets more Republican motherly meaning points).
Well, they do it on the channel for which they do not even allow any archiving
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City Room
from November 2, 2003
From Washington, DC, a panel discussion on Arthur Gelb's new book,
"City Room." Mr. Gelb, former managing editor of the New York Times, is
joined by Maureen Dowd, Neil Sheehan, Richard Reeves, Bernard Kalb,
and Martin Tolchin to discuss both his life and the life of the New York
Times over the 45 year period that Mr. Gelb was there. The author began
his career with the New York Times as a night copyboy in 1944 and the
other panelists are all former or current reporters for the New York Times.
Michael Kelly's Things Worth Fighting For
from May 9, 2004
David Bradley, Maureen Dowd, Ted Koppel, Leon Wieseltier, and Bob
Woodward pay tribute to journalist Michael Kelly who was killed in Iraq in
April of 2003. "Things Worth Fighting For" is a collection of Mr. Kelly's
columns from new publications such as the New Republic, the New
Yorker, and the Washington Post. The essays are put in chronological
order and cover everything from war, to domestic culture and politics.
Bushworld Book Party
Featured Program from September 18, 2004
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"Maureen Dowd is a columnist for the New York Times. Recently she
hosted a book party in her Washington, DC home to celebrate her new
book, ""Bushworld: Enter at Your Own Risk."" It's a collection of her
columns on President Bush and his father George H.W. Bush. Book TV
cameras were there to give you an inside look at what happened at the
event.
2004 Miami Book Fair -- Saturday Coverage
Featured Program from November 13, 2004
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All day Saturday, join Book TV for live coverage from the 21st annual
Miami Book Fair International at Miami Dade College in Florida.
Participating authors are Paul Krugman, Robert Kurson, John Barry,
Nathaniel Philbrick, Maureen Dowd, Graydon Carter, Sen. Bob Graham,
Dennis Ross, and Max Frankel. Live coverage airs from 10am to 6pm.
View complete Saturday schedule.
2004 Miami Book Fair: Maureen Dowd and Graydon Carter
from November 14, 2004
Maureen Dowd, author of "Bushworld: Enter at Your Own Risk," and
Graydon Carter, author of "What We've Lost," talk about their books at
the 2004 Miami Book Fair International. Maureen Dowd discusses the
climate of America under the leadership of both George H.W. Bush and
George W. Bush. In "What We've Lost," Graydon Carter examines what
he views as the fragile state of U.S. democracy under the current
administration. After the presentations, both authors answer questions
from the audience.
2005 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books: Deception in
Politics & Academics
from April 30, 2005
John Dean, Maureen Dowd, Eric Alterman, Michael Shermer, and Jon
Wiener discuss lying, as it is practiced by politicians and academics.
They talk about why people lie, why they get away with it, and the
consequences of lying. From the 2005 Los Angeles Times Festival of
Books on the campus of UCLA: Eric Alterman, author of "When
Presidents Lie: A History of Official Deception and Its Consequences";
John Dean, author of "Worse Than Watergate: The Secret Presidency of
George W. Bush"; Maureen Dowd, author of "Bushworld: Enter at Your
Own Risk"; Michael Shermer, author of "Science Friction: Where the
Known Meets the Unknown"; and Jon Wiener, author of "Historians in
Trouble: Plagiarism, Fraud, and Politics in the Ivory Tower." The
moderator is Larry Beinhart, author of "Wag the Dog" and "The Librarian."
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Tough times, in USA, both old and new ones. |
