I started at The Washington Star in 1973, working as a clerk on the overnight shift, taking dictation from reporters covering the Watergate trial in the days before cell phones and laptops. I like to write with humor, but given all the impeachments, indictments, coups and villainy I have to cover, it’s hard to do it as often as I’d like. I love to cover the arc of women’s victories and setbacks in American life. ![]() I focus mostly on presidential politics but I like to branch out and write about New York, Hollywood, Silicon Valley and occasionally, European politics. ![]() ![]() ![]() I’m an Opinion columnist at The New York Times.
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