Adam Clymer
1937
5
Quotes
Biography
Adam Clymer is a renowned American journalist who has made significant contributions in the field of political reporting. He worked for The New York Times for over 25 years, covering various political campaigns and administrations. Clymer also served as the newspaper’s Washington correspondent and Chief Congressional Correspondent. Known for his insightful analysis and thorough reporting, he has influenced public opinion on numerous political issues through his work.
Famous Quotes (5)
1
The clear implication of a Bush victory was that Robert and I were not needed to watch each other.
2
If you want to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted, you've got to try to prize out the truth, even when it's uncomfortable.
3
The Vice President made clear he was embarking on something new.
4
I set out to prove that reporters could be as careless and inaccurate as politicians.
5
Objectivity is not indifference or neutrality. You can be fair and you are not indifferent to people's lives and their welfare.