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And the Pulitzer Prize Goes to. . .(Not Fred Hiatt). . .

Share / Recommend - Comment - Print - Monday, Apr 17 2006, 11:25PM

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Dana Priest of the Washington Post for beat reporting -- mostly for her coverage of intelligence matters and for the scoop on the secret CIA detention facilities;

James Risen and Eric Lichtblau of the New York Times for national reporting -- and they, of course, broke the story on warrantless wiretaps. . .but read the Iran chapter in Risen's book, State of War. That chapter alone deserves its own Pulitzer; and

Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times for Commentary,

Check the list here for others.

It's great that Rick Attig and Doug Bates of The Oregonian won best editorial writing -- but one must wonder how the Wasington Post's Fred Hiatt and his "A Good Leak" will fare against the New York Times' "A Bad Leak" next year.

Congrats to Dana Priest, Jim Risen, and Nick Kristof whom I have the pleasure of seeing around town.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Amy, Apr 18 2006, 1:07AM - Link

Steve,

I know, slighlty off topic.

Have you read the new de Borchgrave article on Afghanistan and the Middle East?

I know you work with Bergen, so I wondered if this rings true with what you have heard.

It does make you wonder how much longer we can keep on this course.

Posted by Jim, Apr 18 2006, 7:52AM - Link

The link for "check the list here for others" takes us to Harlan Ullman's bio -- did you intend that?

Posted by Steve Clemons, Apr 18 2006, 9:09AM - Link

Thanks Jim -- I didn't know that and just fixed it.

Steve Clemons

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