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7.26.02
The Dow jumped nearly 500 points, and all credit for the near record recovery was universally and immediately heaped on President Bush.
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Friday, July 26, 2002
The Virginian
Virginia Reels
Dave Shiflett | 7.26.02
Why is firing a few shots at a menacing aircraft considered a greater violation of civil order than what’s going on inside airports these days?
Washington Prowler
Democrat Dependence
The Prowler | 7.26.02
Is Jim Jeffords a campaign liability? Terry McAuliffe eyes a rising star.
Another Perspective
Dolled Up
7.26.02
The Barbie has natural constinuency, starting when a little girl is about two. An eyewitness report.
Loose Canons
Tell It to the Marines
Jed Babbin | 7.26.02
The time has come to stop the U.N.’s game of coddling terrorists who’ve specialized in killing America’s finest.
Movie Takes
Tadpole
James Bowman | 7.26.02
The problem isn’t that a 40-year-old woman seduces a 15-year-old boy, it’s that the seduction is not even considered morally problematical.
Thursday, July 25, 2002
Washington Prowler
Cajun Possibility
The Prowler | 7.25.02
The national Republican Party might want to pay attention to Louisiana. Also: Al Gore’s Little Darlings.
The Current Crisis
Government to the Rescue
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.25.02
That’s when economic life truly becomes dangerous.
To Be Absolutely Frank
The Art of Doing Nothing
Francis X. Rocca | 7.25.02
When it comes to vacations, Americans have a lot to learn.
Editor’s Desk
The Ashcroft Sandwich
Wlady Pleszczynski | 7.25.02
Squeezing the attorney general between two slices of burnt toast.
Wednesday, July 24, 2002
Washington Prowler
Will Christie Be First to Leave?
The Prowler | 7.24.02
Administration personnel rumblings. Also: The Democrats’ nonunion label.
Another Perspective
Real World Security Testing
Mark Goldblatt | 7.24.02
How the Transportation Security Administration tried to sneak one by us.
Special Report
”…The Law’s Delay”
Reid Collins | 7.24.02
The accused killer of Samantha Runnion can only take comfort in the Orange County D.A.’s hesitance to seek the death penalty.
The Current Crisis
Kill the Rich Politics
George Neumayr | 7.24.02
In California if you pay millions in taxes the press immediately concludes you’re a tax cheat.
Tuesday, July 23, 2002
Special Report
Why the Fires?
Bill Croke | 7.23.02
Treating forests like a sacred cow means more infernos and growing disgust with the Green crowd and its lawyers.
Washington Prowler
Losing Florida Again
The Prowler | 7.23.02
Democrats are going quietly this time. Just like the GOP in Illinois, where Speaker Hastert detects treachery.
Loose Canons
Recovering From Operation Chaos
Jed Babbin | 7.23.02
Can intelligence be returned to intelligence?
Movie Takes
K-19: The Widowmaker
James Bowman | 7.23.02
Starring Harrison Ford, this submarine movie redeems itself with a portrayal of men doing their best to cope with a colossal military screw-up.
Monday, July 22, 2002
Another Perspective
The Transplant That Wasn’t
Lawrence Henry | 7.22.02
Kidneys are in short supply only because of our country’s policy about organ donation.
Washington Prowler
Little Rock Improvements
The Prowler | 7.22.02
Clinton plays fixer. Also: Reich’s one unhappy camper.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Stamp Out Greed! Now!!
7.22.02
Congress is busily passing all sorts of half-way anti-corporate malfeasance measures. High time it got serious.
Movie Takes
Never Again
James Bowman | 7.22.02
OK, so old people can be as sexually licentious as young and attractive ones. Does this mean that we want to watch them doing it?
Reader Mail
Rage and All That Jazz
7.22.02
Heroes. Jackie Mason hears it. Making ends meet, and more.
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