Stumper

If the recent "Stumper" blog in Newsweek about the "fun" of covering Hillary Clinton is any indication, the press may become less cooperative with her as she seems less accessible and more determined to control the message and tone of their coverage.

CNN Poll: Hillary Drops In New Hampshire 2009

As "Stumper," NEWSWEEK's blogger covering the 2008 election, Andrew Romano is obsessed — understandably — with watching the press watch the campaign.

The 1,440-Minute Cycle 2007

The Newsweek "Stumper" column asks whether John McCain's scorched earth campaign strategy

Reidblog [The Reid Report blog] 2008

Andrew Romano of Newsweek's "Stumper" blog was all upset that Palin hadn't given the press what they wanted.

Stop The ACLU 2008

Andrew Romano of Newsweek's "Stumper" blog was all upset that Palin hadn't given the press what they wanted.

NewsByUs 2008

Joe 'Stumper' Barton Has A New Thought About The Future, See?

Wonkette » top 2009

Yesterday Stumper had a rather insightful but unflattering portrait of Mitt being questioned by reporters.

Poll: Huckabee Has Commanding Lead In South Carolina 2009

Newsweek's Stumper blogger Andrew Romano has a nice round-up of the politics behind the move, which came as the Senate is deliberating on a one-year earmark moratorium.

Daily Digest: Obama Gets Naked (With His Earmarks) 2008

(For another perspective on the history-making nature of this race, Andrew Romano, the author of the Newsweek. com blog Stumper, offers an essay on how his generation — he is 25, a "millennial" in the vernacular of demographers — views the Democratic contest.)

The Editor’s Desk 2008

When I mused this morning on my Newsweek campaign blog, Stumper, about why seven percent of West Virginians supported Edwards in yesterday's primary, a reader from West Virginia named "mountaingal" wrote in to explain.

Does Edwards Matter? 2008