Enemy of the Week
Double Jeopardy
3.8.02
Bill Clinton insinuates himself into Alex Trebekland. Tom Daschle experiences liftoff. But does that make either winner of the big one?
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Friday, March 8, 2002
The Virginian
Willie Was His Waterloo
Dave Shiflett | 3.8.02
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
Al’s Close Call; Democrats poop out on the stimulus. Plus: What’s gotten into Peter Fitzgerald? Also: Katherine remains great.
Another Perspective
To Be Old, Confused, and in Generation Gap
3.8.02
There was a moment when ”time sharing” meant getting together with the family and ”quality time” meant a walk with mom or dad.
Movie Takes
The Son’s Room
James Bowman | 3.8.02
An almost unbearable portrait of a family’s grief over the death of a son.
Reader Mail
The Wages of Sin
3.8.02
TAP readers correct, hector, praise, dispute, debate, elucidate and make it all worthwhile.
Thursday, March 7, 2002
Editor’s Desk
Extremism in the Defense of Nothing
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.7.02
Echoes from California and Nightline — until we get to Sir Charles.
The Current Crisis
New Charlatan Vise
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.7.02
The hottest literary movement in American history is getting even hotter!
To Be Absolutely Frank
He’s Back!
Francis X. Rocca | 3.7.02
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
The 2000 electoral map practically dictated that Bush would cave on the steel issue despite his natural free-trade instincts.
Washington Prowler
Frosting Nancy
The Prowler | 3.7.02
Is there no stopping Congresswoman Pelosi? Also: Romney moves swiftly. Plus: Sleuth Willie
The Current Crisis
Communism With a Conscience
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.7.02
It used to be called conservatism.
Another Perspective
Waiting for Lefty
3.7.02
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.
Wednesday, March 6, 2002
The Current Crisis
The Mourning After
George Neumayr | 3.6.02
Thanks, Richard Riordan. So long, Gerry Parsky. California Republicans recover their party.
Washington Prowler
Ridge Over Troubled Water
The Prowler | 3.6.02
A Republican defection may mean the president’s Homeland Security chief will be compelled to testify. Also: Clinton plans a Harlem bash.
Live From New York
Justice Is Done
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 3.6.02
The crucial elements in this judicial farce were a judge who could not stay awake and a prosecutor apparently blinded by his own ambition.
Loose Canons
Digging Into Hard Ground
Jed Babbin | 3.6.02
We need to start rolling back Clinton’s feminization of the military.
Another Perspective
Ted Turner, Angler of the Year
Reid Collins | 3.6.02
The cutthroat trout meets its match.
Tuesday, March 5, 2002
Editor’s Desk
Simon on the Rise
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.5.02
While Richard Riordan and Ted Koppel lick their respective wounds.
Washington Prowler
Solomonic on Steel
The Prowler | 3.5.02
The president will have it both ways. Also: Al Gore quietly prepares to prepare. The White House waits to hear what Simon says.
At Large
Doing Business With Pat Robertson
John Corry | 3.5.02
He deals with unattractive people, while either saying nice things about them, or else saying nothing at all.
Another Perspective
Cardinal Mahony Exposed
George Neumayr | 3.5.02
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.
Special Report
Wolves on the Loose
Bill Croke | 3.5.02
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.
Monday, March 4, 2002
Editor’s Desk
Comintern Conservatism
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.4.02
Now you’ll have seen and heard everything.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Reagan in Love
3.4.02
Two anniversaries take place this week, each involving one of the two women in Ronald Reagan’s life.
Washington Prowler
Steel and O’Neill
The Prowler | 3.4.02
Also: Secret Service breakdowns. Whitman holds back. The DNC’s new soft money. Clinton down under.
Reader Mail
Bimbomania
3.4.02
Even Richard Gere has had enough. Plus: Seconds, shakes, and more helpings and reactions from TAP readers.
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