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8.16.02
To invade or not to invade? To strike or not to strike? To slide or come in standing? Tiger Woods or Anna Quindlen? Plus lots more.
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Friday, August 16, 2002
The Virginian
August Thoughts
Dave Shiflett | 8.16.02
How to keep perspective when one’s surroundings become infernal.
Washington Prowler
Law and Disorder
The Prowler | 8.16.02
Fred Thompson set to star. California GOP set to go on welfare.
Another Perspective
More Cloning Around
George Neumayr | 8.16.02
The American Bar Association discovers a death penalty it can champion with impunity.
Special Report
Nicholas Kristof vs. Steven Hatfill
8.16.02
Is left-wing bigotry behind the need to blame a ”lone American” for last fall’s anthrax mailings?
Reader Mail
Heavy Loads
8.16.02
Freight connections, Iraq preparations and evasions, British refuelers, and much more.
Thursday, August 15, 2002
The Investor
Magic Kingdom Come
Michael Craig | 8.15.02
When Disney was getting bigger and its stock was going up, nobody cared about its obvious problems. Sound familiar?
To Be Absolutely Frank
Trains, Planes and Zeppelins
Francis X. Rocca | 8.15.02
Modern transportation is sadly out of gas.
Washington Prowler
Waco Double Standards
The Prowler | 8.15.02
The press never complained when Clinton staged phony summits. Plus: American Gothic Gephardt.
The Current Crisis
Whale Watching
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.15.02
Beachcombing among the fat of the land.
Wednesday, August 14, 2002
Washington Prowler
Fall Plans
The Prowler | 8.14.02
Paul O’Neill wants to reform what? By when?! Also: The NRA after Heston. Plus: Jesse’s last candidate.
Editor’s Desk
Memo to Marshall
Wlady Pleszczynski | 8.14.02
In re the Talking Points wars — a major new threat to domestic tranquillity.
At Large
Hawkish Nerve
John Corry | 8.14.02
It might be worth remembering that overseas interventions can bring about unintended consequences.
Political Hay
Regulated Treasure
George Neumayr | 8.14.02
Gray Davis uses state boards the way Bill Clinton did White House coffees.
Tuesday, August 13, 2002
Washington Prowler
Schumer School
The Prowler | 8.13.02
Hillary learns a lesson in seniority. Plus: Left Coast softies.
Loose Canons
Will Kane and Hamlet
Jed Babbin | 8.13.02
If President Bush wants indispensable British support for war against Iraq, he will have to address Parliament to preempt the British left — and a meddling Bill Clinton.
Another Perspective
The Saudi Paradox
Lawrence Henry | 8.13.02
How easy to forget that some of Our Friends the Saudis have indeed been just that.
Movie Takes
Secret Ballot (Raye makhfi)
James Bowman | 8.13.02
Another immensely watchable film from modern and medieval Iran.
Monday, August 12, 2002
Lifestyles Left and Right
Simon Says — Or Does He?
8.12.02
Bill Simon, Jr.’s campaign may live to play another day, but don’t count on it.
Washington Prowler
Regarding Trent
The Prowler | 8.12.02
The sound of a Republican Senate leader running on empty. Plus: Democrats in the desert.
Another Perspective
New Stem Cell Lies
George Neumayr | 8.12.02
A high-tech hero launches a private effort to fund the killing of defenseless embryos for their spare parts.
Reader Mail
Ms. Mischief in Michigan
8.12.02
More on a hot new Hillary. Plus open letters, smokes, taxes, and states of birth — and more.
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