Enemy of the Week
Super Scoundrel
3.29.02
This week a one-man show by an Enron-funded friend and fiend.
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Friday, March 29, 2002
The Virginian
All Hail the Small Ball
Dave Shiflett | 3.29.02
It is good to have passions in life, especially when they involve sitting in the sun, drinking beer, and thinking the long thoughts of a spring or summer afternoon.
Washington Prowler
Stood Up by Bush
The Prowler | 3.29.02
Daschle and Gephardt fume they weren’t invited to any campaign finance reform signing prom. Also: Enviros exploit the anti-terrorist campaign.
Political Hay
Heavy Traficant
3.29.02
When it comes to defending himself in his criminal trial, Ohio Rep. James Traficant is proving to be more entertaining, though less effective, than Slobodan Milosevic.
The Current Crisis
Work in Progress
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.29.02
Dick’s toes won’t save Saddam this time.
Reader Mail
Edwards Clinton
3.29.02
Is this the ticket? Plus: NRA endorsements, Pudge equality, fending off the Left, Waiting for Godot at home, papal Sullivan, and more.
Movie Takes
Son of the Bride
James Bowman | 3.29.02
An utterly captivating romantic comedy from Argentina that makes a nice comparison between the kind of madness that affects the beginning and the end of our lives.
Thursday, March 28, 2002
To Be Absolutely Frank
Caddy-lack Chic
Francis X. Rocca | 3.28.02
You are what you drive, park, and leave in reverse.
Washington Prowler
Bush’s NIH Surprise
The Prowler | 3.28.02
Did Tommy Thompson do in a leading contender? Also: The life of Riley in Alabama.
The Current Crisis
Emotional Emptiness
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.28.02
Never believe an actress’s tears — at least not until she grows up.
Another Perspective
Pope Andrew the First
Jeremy Lott | 3.28.02
The former New Republic editor and current web world superstar makes a very Protestant Catholic.
Wednesday, March 27, 2002
Washington Prowler
Gore Rumblings
The Prowler | 3.27.02
Al means business, though maybe he shouldn’t always hide behind his wife. Also, the Ridge Wars. Plus: Hillary helps a new friend meet an old friend.
Political Hay
Barry, Barry Bad
3.27.02
The City That Takes A Lot Of Catnaps has had a rough couple of days.
Another Perspective
Let Us Prey
George Neumayr | 3.27.02
A Jesuit scandal now implicates the leadership of the California province.
Reader Mail
More Clinton Facilities
3.27.02
The steady flow of tributes continues. Plus: Foreign aid, movies, an NRA socialist Democrat, and more.
Tuesday, March 26, 2002
At Large
In Defense of Foreign Aid
John Corry | 3.26.02
It’s an issue that has revealed Sen. Jesse Helms to be the most compassionate conservative of them all.
Washington Prowler
Rukeyser’s Public Enemies
The Prowler | 3.26.02
Ruining ‘Wall Street Week.’ Also: The NRA’s Liddy problem.
Another Perspective
Cycle of Violence
Mark Goldblatt | 3.26.02
What Israeli and Palestinian actions over the last two weeks have taught us.
Reader Mail
Clinton’s Plumbers
3.26.02
Your suggestions on what building or structure should be named after William Jefferson Clinton.
Monday, March 25, 2002
Editor’s Desk
Hard-Core Conflicts
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.25.02
Brock’s best buddies operate out of a far-left website.
Another Perspective
Whooping It Up in Hallewood
K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 3.25.02
But who couldn’t be awed by Sidney Poitier, whose eloquence on the Kodak stage called to mind American liberalism at its best, before its descent into madness?
Washington Prowler
The Democrats’ Versailles Palace
The Prowler | 3.25.02
Sweet soft money is making the dream possible. Even Bill Clinton is cooperating — and you can honor him in return. (See our contest suggestion.)
Lifestyles Left and Right
Something’s Fishy
3.25.02
The Salmon People along our northern Pacific coast now believe their favorite fish needs to be protected like the spotted owl.
Political Hay
The Cartoon Baron
George Neumayr | 3.25.02
Thanks to Gray Davis, another pluto-Democrat has been named a University of California regent. What next? UC chancellor? Or is that being saved for Dianne Feinstein’s husband?
Special Report
By the Windshield’s Red Glare
Reid Collins | 3.25.02
Racial profiling gets passed on the New Jersey Turnpike.
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