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Careful What You Say
11.22.02
Holding your tongue doesn’t count if it’s sticking out.
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Friday, November 22, 2002
Washington Prowler
Chuck’s Hillary Problem
The Prowler | 11.22.02
Their simmering war gets hotter. Also: Talent no-show. Plus: 2004 jitters.
Political Hay
Daschle Disconcerted
George Neumayr | 11.22.02
Only a liberal would find free speech taxing. Has he finally tired of calling Rush Limbaugh a big fat idiot?
To Be Absolutely Frank
Look at What Remains
Francis X. Rocca | 11.22.02
A German cut-up bares all for London audiences.
Special Report
Life and Death on ‘The Late Show’
Paul Beston | 11.22.02
David Letterman, Warren Zevon, and the art of saying goodbye.
Another Perspective
What Would Jesus …?
Reid Collins | 11.22.02
The hope is that His SUV doesn’t come equipped with a television.
Reader Mail
New Prescriptions
11.22.02
The liberals’ sense of loss. A new JFK. Cold Canadian syrup. What Ailes meant. Plus much more.
Thursday, November 21, 2002
The Investor
(Two Thousand) Eight, the Hard Way
Michael Craig | 11.21.02
The New Rudy needs the Old Rudy. But why does he need the Old Rudy now?
Washington Prowler
Jeffords Sinks Lower
The Prowler | 11.21.02
Even Trent Lott won’t take him seriously. Plus: Rahm Charger.
Live From New York
None So Blind
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 11.21.02
Why is it that when Israel suffers the loss of hundreds of innocent lives on a daily basis Jews all over the world suddenly become divided between ”left” and ”right”?
The Current Crisis
Emperor Bob Bartley
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.21.02
For thirty years he has marched across enemy terrain, conquering.
Movie Takes
El Crimen del Padre Amaro
James Bowman | 11.21.02
The first crime of Father Amaro, it seems, was ever allowing himself to get mixed up with that gang of mobsters known as the Roman Catholic Church.
Wednesday, November 20, 2002
Washington Prowler
Kerry Nation
The Prowler | 11.20.02
Democratic leftward drift favors the Massachusetts senator. But where does that leave Terry McAuliffe?
Political Hay
What Ailes the Times
George Neumayr | 11.20.02
The liberal paper of record seizes on Bob Woodward’s latest — but without naming him — to trash the man behind Fox News.
Special Report
Brain Drain
Jeremy Lott | 11.20.02
Al Gore’s championing of Canadian health care is not exactly new.
At Large
Taking the Rich to School
John Corry | 11.20.02
It is a quintessential New York story, with something in it for everyone.
The Current Crisis
Jack and the Black Cats
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.20.02
Why this sudden interest in John F. Kennedy’s dreadful health problems, which biographers like Thomas Reeves and Richard Reeves documented years ago?
Tuesday, November 19, 2002
Washington Prowler
Gore’s Heavy Heart
The Prowler | 11.19.02
He listens to its every beat. Also: Shays on the run. Plus: All eyes on Mississippi 2003.
Loose Canons
What You Mean ‘We,’ Kemo Sabe?
Jed Babbin | 11.19.02
Kofi Annan speaks only for himself and all the little Sophies out there.
Another Perspective
Follow the Yellowstone Road
Reid Collins | 11.19.02
Not since wolves were re-introduced to Yellowstone Park has there been such a howl.
Movie Takes
Ararat
James Bowman | 11.19.02
Atom Egoyan’s curiously unemotional re-telling of the story of the Armenian massacres of 1915 loses itself in its inability to tear itself away from the present day.
Monday, November 18, 2002
Washington Prowler
The Aloha Kid
The Prowler | 11.18.02
Bill Clinton’s new motto: You pay, you lose. Also: Bill Frist’s bill comes due. Also: President Di-Fi.
Political Hay
Evidence of Realignment
David Hogberg | 11.18.02
The election of 2002 looms as big as FDR’s victory in 1932.
Lifestyles Left and Right
‘W’ and the Fox in the Hen House
11.18.02
Come December 8 Saddam will likely do as he has done with U.N. resolutions for 11 years: harrumph, obfuscate and play cat-and-mouse.
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