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A Sorry Lott
12.13.02
Apologies all around, except from Jimminy Carter.
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Friday, December 13, 2002
Special Report
The Icon in Winter
Judd Magilnick | 12.13.02
Was Dragnet’s Jack Webb the first victim of Political Correctness? Lunch at the Cock and Bull on December 13, 1982.
Washington Prowler
The Black Caucus Is Back!
The Prowler | 12.13.02
Lott and Pelosi alike are feeling its presence. ALSO: Giving up on Gore in the Grassroots — while Daschle heads for Iowa and beefs up his staff.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Name Droppings
Francis X. Rocca | 12.13.02
If you didn’t pay for it, Senator, why was it named after you?
The Current Crisis
Digging Jerusalem
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.13.02
Religion dominates here, sometimes in ways that might persuade even the most obdurate non-believer to give God a second look.
Reader Mail
Up, Up, and Away
12.13.02
Flying right in our bankrupt skies. Also: Lott gets no lift. Plus more.
Thursday, December 12, 2002
Washington Prowler
The Whistling Dixiecrat
The Prowler | 12.12.02
New GOP rumblings about Trent Lott. Plus: The GOP’s absentee margin.
At Large
Make Way for the War
John Corry | 12.12.02
Indeed even the New York Times seems resigned to its inevitability.
Live From New York
Pariah Republicans
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 12.12.02
Why would most Jewish people prefer being attacked by a mob of contaminated turtles than be caught voting for a Republican?
Special Report
Faith in Violence
George Neumayr | 12.12.02
Many Muslims define Islam as violent and insist that militant Islam is orthodox Islam. Are they wrong?
Movie Takes
Dis Equilibrium
James Bowman | 12.12.02
Cool violence, all because a ruthless right-wing government outlawed feeling and being nice to pets.
Wednesday, December 11, 2002
Washington Prowler
Lott in Deepest Doo-Doo
The Prowler | 12.11.02
Democrats on the Hill are hardly the only ones who want him out. Also: Lieberman watches Al squirm. Plus: Moderates ignore Pelosi.
The Investor
Eat the Friendly Skies
Michael Craig | 12.11.02
Some hard-to-swallow facts about the bankruptcy of United Airlines.
The Current Crisis
Gentleman Sharon
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.11.02
The 74-year-old Prime Minister of Israel is built like some sort of heavily armored mobile weapon.
Movie Takes
Empire and the Giuliani Dictatorship
James Bowman | 12.11.02
A Puerto Rican charmer should have stayed a drug dealer and not got mixed up with those crooks on Wall Street.
Reader Mail
From Iraq to Conason
12.11.02
Saddam holds on to his breaches. Does Josh Marshall deserve a Conason Prize? Plus more.
Tuesday, December 10, 2002
Loose Canons
The Whores of UNMOVIC
Jed Babbin | 12.10.02
Saddam is playing for time, and thanks to Hans Blix he appears to be succeeding. The President made a big mistake by not declaring immediately that Saddam’s ”disclosure report” is a lie.
Editor’s Desk
The Conason Prize
Wlady Pleszczynski | 12.10.02
On the trail of a lefty scribe eager to do his best to serve the interests of liberal pols besieged by the conservative media monolith.
Washington Prowler
Frosty Toward Frost
The Prowler | 12.10.02
Nancy Pelosi needs his help but isn’t man enough to ask for it.
Special Report
We Have Met the Wealthy, and They Are Us
Lawrence Henry | 12.10.02
And if not us, then the millionaires next door who work hard, live modestly, and invest in the American dream.
Monday, December 9, 2002
Special Report
The Big Not-So-Easy
Reid Collins | 12.9.02
Two American myths died over the weekend: Bigfoot, and the invincibility of President Bush’s political powers of persuasion.
Washington Prowler
Recovery Zones
The Prowler | 12.9.02
Bad turnout and Landrieu still wins? Also: What Lindsey-O’Neill knew. Plus: Edward to burn candles at both ends of table tonight.
Lifestyles Left and Right
Deck the Halls With — Broomsticks
12.9.02
Witch is your religious preference?
Political Hay
The New Censorship
George Neumayr | 12.9.02
Liberals now recognize that free speech absolutism is a poor guardian of their power.
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