Enemy of the Week
The Bills Come Due
8.2.02
Two regular guys whose personalities have metamorphosed.
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Friday, August 2, 2002
The Virginian
Clothes Call
Dave Shiflett | 8.2.02
One of the many benefits of hot weather is the effect it has on dress.
Washington Prowler
Rivers Runs Through It
The Prowler | 8.2.02
John Dingell done in by upstart feminism? Also: Erskine Bowles tries the four-corners. Plus: A Principled McCain.
Loose Canons
Dancing at the Naysayers’ Ball
Jed Babbin | 8.2.02
The president’s failure to resolve the internal fight over whether to remove Saddam has left a political vacuum Congress is now rushing to fill.
The Current Crisis
Resisting the Anti-Business Riptide
George Neumayr | 8.2.02
Bill Simon’s solid numbers suggest California voters aren’t about to forget who the real sleaze is in this year’s gubernatorial race.
Thursday, August 1, 2002
To Be Absolutely Frank
Fruit of the Wine
Francis X. Rocca | 8.1.02
Eat, be merry, and drink, the latest research advises.
Washington Prowler
Trash Talk Moments
The Prowler | 8.1.02
White House fears reactions to latest economic numbers. Rep. McKinney fears nothing and everything.
Live From New York
The Jesse Jackson Delusion
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 8.1.02
An accident-prone hater can bring piece to the Middle East?
The Current Crisis
Osama Is Still Dead
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.1.02
In his last tape he looked like he had been living on a diet of desert insects and high-altitude bombs.
Wednesday, July 31, 2002
Political Hay
The Crazy Congressman
Jerry Carter | 7.31.02
Jim Traficant's got nothing on Marion Zioncheck.
Washington Prowler
Gore Couldn’t Stay Away
The Prowler | 7.31.02
First he spurns fellow Democrats, but then shows up in their neighborhood anyway.
Another Perspective
History vs. Hollywood: A Beautiful Mind
Lawrence Henry | 7.31.02
Screenwriting is all about what you leave out, as the makers of this year’s Oscar-winning film knew full well, even if Drudge didn’t.
Special Report
Getting Out There
Bill Croke | 7.31.02
The best tourist spots are those the tourist couldn’t care less about.
Tuesday, July 30, 2002
Loose Canons
Stalled at the Euphrates
Jed Babbin | 7.30.02
The illustrious Barbara Boxer wants Army Secretary White fired — but for the wrong reason. The scandal isn’t Enron, but his resistance to Secretary Rumsfeld’s modernization plans.
Washington Prowler
Convention Wisdom
The Prowler | 7.30.02
The parties prepare to go marchin’ in. Plus: Clinton’s sucker punches. Also: Bush’s Big Green Machine.
Another Perspective
The Bogus Broder
George Neumayr | 7.30.02
By his logic, it’s necessary to kill the unborn so that their lives might be saved.
Movie Takes
Austin Powers in Goldmember
James Bowman | 7.30.02
Mike Myers has done it again. Will anyone outside of academe henceforth be able to look at the ”Swinging Sixties” with a straight face?
Monday, July 29, 2002
Washington Prowler
The McCain Menace
The Prowler | 7.29.02
Stopping at nothing to sabotage the Bush White House. Also: Al Gore stays away.
Another Perspective
Good News
Reid Collins | 7.29.02
The rescue teams in Pennsylvania displayed something Kipling understood perfectly.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Rubin, Rubin, I’ve Been Thinkin’
7.29.02
Grave concern that the holiest of Democrats have led sinful lives.
Reader Mail
History and Hysteria
7.29.02
Conservatives and Ashcroft. Trigger fingers. Beirut revisited. And more.
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