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Friday, March 8, 2002

Enemy of the Week

Double Jeopardy

3.8.02 @ 2:45PM

Bill Clinton insinuates himself into Alex Trebekland. Tom Daschle experiences liftoff. But does that make either winner of the big one?

topics: Bill Clinton

The Virginian

Willie Was His Waterloo

Dave Shiflett | 3.8.02 @ 12:05AM

After Clinton, are there second acts in America -- or just second rounds? Paula Jones wants to wear gloves. But what about the man who made her famous?

Washington Prowler

Al and Bill, Tom and Dick

The Prowler | 3.8.02 @ 12:04AM

Al's Close Call; Democrats poop out on the stimulus. Plus: What's gotten into Peter Fitzgerald? Also: Katherine remains great.

topics: Business, NATO, Alaska, Oil

Another Perspective

To Be Old, Confused, and in Generation Gap

3.8.02 @ 12:03AM

There was a moment when ''time sharing'' meant getting together with the family and ''quality time'' meant a walk with mom or dad.

topics: Television, Movies, Oil

Movie Takes

The Son's Room

James Bowman | 3.8.02 @ 12:02AM

An almost unbearable portrait of a family's grief over the death of a son.

Reader Mail

The Wages of Sin

3.8.02 @ 12:01AM

TAP readers correct, hector, praise, dispute, debate, elucidate and make it all worthwhile.

topics: Business, Catholicism, Abortion, Law, Supreme Court, Communism, Conservatism, Immigration, Energy

Thursday, March 7, 2002

Editor's Desk

Extremism in the Defense of Nothing

Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.7.02 @ 4:08PM

Echoes from California and Nightline -- until we get to Sir Charles.

topics: Bill Clinton, Television, Business, Sports, NATO

The Current Crisis

New Charlatan Vise

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.7.02 @ 12:38PM

The hottest literary movement in American history is getting even hotter!

topics: Books

To Be Absolutely Frank

He's Back!

Francis X. Rocca | 3.7.02 @ 9:08AM

No, not the fellow who figures in the Lewinsky report. But the pol who really was set up -- and who was always setting himself up.

Political Hay

Steel This Tariff

3.7.02 @ 12:57AM

The 2000 electoral map practically dictated that Bush would cave on the steel issue despite his natural free-trade instincts.

topics: Education, Trade, Bill Clinton, Economics, Business, Energy

Washington Prowler

Frosting Nancy

The Prowler | 3.7.02 @ 12:03AM

Is there no stopping Congresswoman Pelosi? Also: Romney moves swiftly. Plus: Sleuth Willie

topics: Nancy Pelosi

The Current Crisis

Communism With a Conscience

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.7.02 @ 12:02AM

It used to be called conservatism.

topics: Bill Clinton, Law

Another Perspective

Waiting for Lefty

3.7.02 @ 12:01AM

The Nation magazine hosts a lame event -- good thing John Ashcroft is still around to keep what's left of the left's juices flowing.

topics: Education, Trade, Abortion, Law, Military, Iraq, Energy

Wednesday, March 6, 2002

The Current Crisis

The Mourning After

George Neumayr | 3.6.02 @ 1:29PM

Thanks, Richard Riordan. So long, Gerry Parsky. California Republicans recover their party.

topics: Abortion

Washington Prowler

Ridge Over Troubled Water

The Prowler | 3.6.02 @ 12:04AM

A Republican defection may mean the president's Homeland Security chief will be compelled to testify. Also: Clinton plans a Harlem bash.

topics: Bill Clinton, NATO

Live From New York

Justice Is Done

Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 3.6.02 @ 12:03AM

The crucial elements in this judicial farce were a judge who could not stay awake and a prosecutor apparently blinded by his own ambition.

topics: Business, Law

Loose Canons

Digging Into Hard Ground

Jed Babbin | 3.6.02 @ 12:02AM

We need to start rolling back Clinton's feminization of the military.

topics: Hollywood, Military, Energy, Oil

Another Perspective

Ted Turner, Angler of the Year

Reid Collins | 3.6.02 @ 12:01AM

The cutthroat trout meets its match.

topics: Environment, Law, United Nations

Tuesday, March 5, 2002

Editor's Desk

Simon on the Rise

Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.5.02 @ 4:03PM

While Richard Riordan and Ted Koppel lick their respective wounds.

topics: Trade, Abortion, Military, Iraq, Iran, NATO, Energy

Washington Prowler

Solomonic on Steel

The Prowler | 3.5.02 @ 12:04AM

The president will have it both ways. Also: Al Gore quietly prepares to prepare. The White House waits to hear what Simon says.

topics: Trade, NATO

At Large

Doing Business With Pat Robertson

John Corry | 3.5.02 @ 12:03AM

He deals with unattractive people, while either saying nice things about them, or else saying nothing at all.

topics: Television, Business, Religion, Islam, Abortion, Africa

Another Perspective

Cardinal Mahony Exposed

George Neumayr | 3.5.02 @ 12:02AM

His hasty dumping of pedophiles reveals the dishonorable modus operandi of some in the American episcopate: Protect pedophiles until you feel politically and legally unprotected yourself, then cut and run.

topics: Hollywood, Law

Special Report

Wolves on the Loose

Bill Croke | 3.5.02 @ 12:01AM

They were supposed to remain inside Yellowstone -- but rather than settle for life as a tourist attraction they now roam the Pacific Northwest preying on cattle and sheep and enjoying all the protections afforded them by the Endangered Species Act.

topics: Environment, Law

Monday, March 4, 2002

Editor's Desk

Comintern Conservatism

Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.4.02 @ 2:34PM

Now you'll have seen and heard everything.

topics: Business, Islam, Books, Law, Israel, Communism, Conservatism

Lifestyles Left and Right

Reagan in Love

3.4.02 @ 12:25AM

Two anniversaries take place this week, each involving one of the two women in Ronald Reagan's life.

topics: Foreign Policy, Television, Iraq, Iran, North Korea

Washington Prowler

Steel and O'Neill

The Prowler | 3.4.02 @ 12:20AM

Also: Secret Service breakdowns. Whitman holds back. The DNC's new soft money. Clinton down under.

topics: Trade, Bill Clinton, Environment

The Investor

The Sweet Stench of Success

Michael Craig | 3.4.02 @ 12:03AM

How bad were the Nineties?

topics: Business, Environment, Law

Sports Arena

Gamblers Ridiculous

3.4.02 @ 12:02AM

A concerned plea to stop politicians' inane wagers.

topics: Sports, Law, NATO, Oil

Reader Mail

Bimbomania

3.4.02 @ 12:01AM

Even Richard Gere has had enough. Plus: Seconds, shakes, and more helpings and reactions from TAP readers.

topics: Television, Catholicism, Law, Supreme Court

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