Enemy of the Week
Sacrificial Lambs
6.21.02 @ 5:12PM
Looking ahead and not seeing anything we like.
Ben Stein's summer report from lonely Malibu.
Tom Daschle's emergency powers. Also: Democrats rediscover busing.
Global warming served on the rocks, as we head for a long, cool one.
That Republicans will win, Democrats lose, Stephanopoulos and the Saudis come through, and Watergate be forgotten.
Choosing anniversary gifts means considering the intangibles.
George W. Bush's successor learned from a master, as Ron Kirk is finding out. Plus: Al Gore lite.
Of these, Stephanopoulos is the one to watch.
The last great figures of a momentous era in American history are passing on.
Religion without belief has become a way of life -- but even that is too much religion for some of our media.
Mrs. Tom Daschle's breaks her word. Democrats in full retreat. Kerry covers Clinton.
Has Stephen Carter written the worst book of the year? Or the best? A review of the reviewers -- one of whom may be worth heeding.
If you are looking for terrorists, common sense suggests going to where they hang out, not to places where they are unlikely to be found.
National security concerns are not behind this group's plan to post a color map on the Internet showing how a terrorist attack on a chemical bleach plant could unleash a lethal cloud of chlorine vapor over New York City.
Tom Daschle plays nice. J.C. Watts gets huffy. John Edwards is corn prone.
We have no Saudi friends -- because friends do not hold some 46 American citizens hostage.
There is something wrong when a Democrat can no longer denounce his conservative opponent as an extremist.
If the damage has been done, what are the chances for recovery? Reflections on Andersen and the American bishops.
It's not Republicans who are worried, but the DNC's Terry McAuliffe -- who thinks he'll find other consolations.
A Democrat who had everything going for him is now positioned to lose in a heavily Democratic state.
Did the legendary bandit Butch Cassidy die in a shootout in San Vincente, Bolivia, in November, 1908, or live to a ripe old age in the Pacific Northwest until circa 1940?
Hollywood really ought to give William Blake more credit as one of the earliest exponents of the idea of the Church as moral oppressor and manufactory of sexual guilt.
From fathers and writers to bishops and ayatollahs...