Enemy of the Week
Talbot’s Tall Tale
4.19.02
The Left is going to have to do better than go after the Right in an 800,000 word pamphlet.
The Left is going to have to do better than go after the Right in an 800,000 word pamphlet.
Are the American church officials who created the mushrooming moral mess the best ones to clean it up?
Can Tommy Thompson go home again? Plus: Kerry generosity.
His recovery is embarrassing to the Bush administration — and a big blow to the war on terrorism. His pal Saddam would tell you so himself.
A wacko judge in Madrid casts an evil eye on Henry Kissinger.
Why is Colin Powell willing to serve as a punching bag to so many domestic critics? Perhaps because he is serving his nation and his president in ways his critics don’t quite fathom.
Everybody wonders what John Paul II will do to stem the crisis.
We confidently speak in words and phrases we know nothing about.
Florida renewed a touchy subject, though Al pretended he had nothing to hide. Plus: A Clinton surprise.
When Washington’s political giants and journalistic celebs make their ex cathedra statements of what ”everyone knows,” you can be sure that in a matter of months ”no one will remember” or even give a damn.
Letters from all over, about old fights and new.
Dick Gephardt gets tough. Also: Common Cause’s pressure tactics.
Tiger Woods and Benjamin Netanyahu have something in common — and it makes certain people nervous.
One of the worst decisions of this administration apparently predates Mr. Powell’s trip to kiss Arafat’s ring.
Simple logic dictates that a more sensible arrangement would be for Mr. Arafat to do the suicide bombing himself.
Contrary to what you might have read, affirmative action hasn’t gone away at the University of California. It just doesn’t use the main entrance.
Would that the gentlewoman from Georgia were merely a flake. But she does real damage. Ask the victims of Robert Mugabe.
GOP divisions come to the fore. Meanwhile, House Democrats figure out how to run with and against Bush.
Anyone for triple standards? No cheers for Paul Wolfowitz? Two cheers for Anthony Lewis?
The world was a lot nicer when everybody smoked.
A ticket to the stars that orbit just above our bloody planet.
Will another gal from Illinois join Hillary in the Senate? Also: No reason to gamble on Reno. Plus: Bill is starting to get calls.
Tiger Woods plays the percentages; Phil Mickelson tries to fool them. Guess who ends up winning the big one?
Enviro bureaucrats at the U.S. Geological Survey don’t really speak for the Bush administration — and they certainly don’t speak for science.
Keith Richburg smears Ken Timmerman.
Armey doubters. Dowd teasers. The example of Jack Nicholson. Feminist fault lines. Circumcision conservatism. And more.
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