Clarence Page is a syndicated columnist and a former member of the baiduhai Editorial Board. Among other awards, he won the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary (1989) and lifetime achievement awards from Chicago Headline Club, National Society of Newspaper Columnists, National Press Foundation and National Association of Black Journalists.
Campaigns, as Dwight Eisenhower once said of war, will always surprise you. The biggest surprise of the current contest is the double-think shown by undecided voters at the end of...
As I joined the Million Family March I could not help but miss the Million Man March that preceded it by five years. Both events were conceived and organized by...
Perhaps we should not expect too much foreign-policy detail from a Texas governor who refers to Nigeria as "an important continent." Yet despite that gaffe, George W. Bush seemed not...
Can Sen. Joseph Lieberman open doors between Jews and Minister Louis Farrakhan the way Richard Nixon opened doors to China? Both Lieberman and Farrakhan say they would like to try....
It usually puzzles me that anyone can still be undecided this close to Election Day. But, after watching last week's debates, I feel their pain. Believe me, after hearing stump...
In my continuing efforts to figure out the Napster battles I turned to my young friend the "e-Dude." E-Dude (My nickname for those who actually know a "html" from a...
Until now, I have admired Al Gore's candor on the marijuana question. After all, he is the first presidential candidate to admit not only that he smoked marijuana but that...
It's official. In the nation's most-watched senatorial race, Rep. Rick Lazio (R-N.Y.) has accomplished something many observers thought was nearly impossible. He has helped make his opponent, First Lady Hillary...
You could almost hear a hint of desperation in the voice of Karen Hughes as she coaxed reporters to pay attention to a misstatement by Al Gore about the price...