Bill Steigerwald

Bill Steigerwald

About Bill Steigerwald

Bill Steigerwald, born and raised in Pittsburgh, is a former L.A. Times copy editor and free-lancer who also worked as a docudrama researcher for CBS-TV in Hollywood before becoming a reporter for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and a columnist for The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. He recently retired from daily newspaper journalism.

A father of five and a long-time libertarian, Bill Steigerwald once identified himself at the end of a column as "a lapsed Catholic who believes peaceful individuals, markets and society should be as free as possible and governments should be so small, poor and weak that no one interested in money or power would want to enter politics. Bill Steigerwald is against the War on Drugs, the War on Poverty and the War on Iraq. And he tries to stay out of bars and government buildings as much as he can."

Articles by Bill Steigerwald

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America The Mostly Beautiful

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Polar Bear BS

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Cronkite and Me

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Anatomy of a 'Meltdown'

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Catching Up With Karl Rove

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My Last Words

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Rushmore Redo - an Interview

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California Bleedin'

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The Gamble in Gaza

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2008 - The Year in Quotes

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Six Books for Christmas

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A D.C. Pro Handicaps Obama

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Memories of a Neocon

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Don't Bail Out the Big Three

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Yes, You Can Try

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The Price of Excess

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John McCain Can Still Win

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The Government Failed Us

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Supreme Satirist

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Greed Is Not Good