Enemy of the Week
Beep Bop Abdullah
4.26.02
When a clown prince comes calling, Enemy Central heads the receiving line.
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Friday, April 26, 2002
The Virginian
Now I Lay Me Down to Snore
Dave Shiflett | 4.26.02
Among the many glories of middle age is the perfection of the act of snoring — at least until Sleep Apnea is diagnosed.
Washington Prowler
Hughes Behind the Scenes
The Prowler | 4.26.02
Mary Matalin might be hoping Karen Hughes is really leaving. Maybe she shouldn’t get too excited. A special Prowler report.
Another Perspective
Rocky Mountain Bohemia
Bill Croke | 4.26.02
Wyoming on less than $9,000 a year — but the views are straight from heaven.
Political Hay
Gray Extremism
George Neumayr | 4.26.02
Here everyone was calling the Republican Bill Simon extreme when the real wacko turns out to be Gray Davis himself.
Buy the Book
On Seas of Glory
4.26.02
It will quicken the blood: John Lehman’s riveting study of ”Heroic Men, Great Ships, and Epic Battles of the American Navy.”
Thursday, April 25, 2002
Editor’s Desk
Boycott ”Crossfire”?
Wlady Pleszczynski | 4.25.02
Only if you’re not ready to send on someone like Nancy Pfotenhauer.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Here to Stay
Francis X. Rocca | 4.25.02
Immigrants are a main reason for Europe’s tensions — yet the continent can’t do without these newcomers.
Washington Prowler
Progressive Networking
The Prowler | 4.25.02
Democrats gets their act together, and they’re counting on Begala-Carville to play a major part.
The Current Crisis
Clothing Optional Liberals
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.25.02
They’re about to lose touch with their origins in ancient Greece and Rome.
Special Report
In the Absence of Faith
George Neumayr | 4.25.02
Pope Pius X warned against worldly churchmen eager to trade tradition for secular novelty. Introducing the American episcopate.
Reader Mail
Conservative Reaction (II)
4.25.02
The latest responses to John Corry and the possibility of a political settlement in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Plus: The Clinton comedy continues, and more.
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
Washington Prowler
Hillary’s Bada Bing Connection
The Prowler | 4.24.02
The former first lady attracts new donors in California. Plus: Bill expelled from a conference about his presidency. Also: Dick Cheney wins in Florida.
Sports Arena
Dead Men Playing
4.24.02
Charlotte’s cagers play out the season while their Clintonite owner packs for the Big Easy.
Editor’s Desk
Look Bad in Anger
Wlady Pleszczynski | 4.24.02
The left is fuming, because it thinks it’s too decent to lose to the likes of Jean Marie Le Pen and his (alleged) American counterparts.
Loose Canons
Peacekeeping and Other U.N. Scams
Jed Babbin | 4.24.02
The problem with keeping the peace is that where peace doesn’t yet exist, it’s impossible to keep.
Reader Mail
Conservative Reaction
4.24.02
Readers to John Corry: Don’t force Israel into a political settlement with an enemy that denies its right to exist. Anyway, it can’t be done. Plus more.
Tuesday, April 23, 2002
Washington Prowler
Daschle’s Designs
The Prowler | 4.23.02
Tom flies high, with a stopover in Daley country. He also clicks with the High Tech lobby. He just may be running for president.
At Large
A Conservative Blind Spot
John Corry | 4.23.02
It’s great to support Israel but foolish and delusional to think anything but a political solution can end the fighting.
Special Report
Happy Hitler’s Birthday
4.23.02
Swastikas played a singular role in Washington’s recent ”protests.” A report from the streets.
The Current Crisis
Gunning for Bill Simon
George Neumayr | 4.23.02
California’s major papers plants false stories in their own pages in an effort to sabotage a promising Republican candidate.
Movie Takes
Nine Queens
James Bowman | 4.23.02
A brilliantly conceived and executed Argentinian ”sting” is only bettered by the movie that describes it.
Monday, April 22, 2002
Washington Prowler
Cuomo’s Crackup
The Prowler | 4.22.02
And why it’s probably left Bill Clinton gleeful. At least until he pondered who would pay for his next return to Arkansas.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Martians in the Newsroom
4.22.02
The policies of some news outlets about the word ”terrorist” are so outlandish that there has to be an out-of-the-box explanation.
Special Report
Savage Times
George Neumayr | 4.22.02
When even Richard Riordan wants to start an alternative to L.A.’s dominant paper, it’s clear the Times needs changing.
Movie Takes
The Triumph of Love
James Bowman | 4.22.02
Mira Sorvino is the only triumphant thing about this inept adaptation of a Marivaux play.
Reader Mail
Too Big For His Breaches
4.22.02
How to quote Shakespeare. Plus: Post-Columbine America, Tommy Thompson, John McCain, Colin Powell, and lots more unconventional wisdom.
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