Enemy of the Week
Drafty Ducks
1.3.03
Please unburn your draft cards, and other great moments in American military history.
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Friday, January 3, 2003
The Investor
The Groucho Marx Theory of Dividends
Michael Craig | 1.3.03
No, not ”I was only with that girl because she reminded me of you.”
The Current Crisis
Senator Kerry on Parade
Lawrence Henry | 1.3.03
At least he wasn’t pelted with eggs and tomatoes.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Forty Years of Sexual Intercourse
Francis X. Rocca | 1.3.03
A revolution reaches middle age.
Another Perspective
Taking Stock
Reid Collins | 1.3.03
Last year was one not of decision, but of marking time and getting ready — though for what?
Movie Takes
Chicago — Whose Kind of Musical?
James Bowman | 1.3.03
It’s very hard to warm up to a musical with not a touch of innocence about it.
Thursday, January 2, 2003
At Large
The Bloom Is Off Bloomberg
John Corry | 1.2.03
New York’s new year begins ominously, with fresh reminders of the bad old days.
The Current Crisis
Waldheim’s Wonderboy
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.2.03
And so in faraway Kenya, President Daniel arap Moi, for 28 years the great hope of progressives everywhere, retires.
Movie Takes
Mad Max
James Bowman | 1.2.03
Noah Taylor’s riveting performance as the young Hitler almost makes this a movie to see.
Tuesday, December 31, 2002
Special Report
Iraq and North Korea in Cahoots?
Ben Stein | 12.31.02
History has a knack for delivering the worst possibilities.
Washington Prowler
Barbara Boxer’s Big Plans
The Prowler | 12.31.02
They’re certainly more exciting than Tom Daschle’s.
Loose Canons
Once More, Into the Breach
Jed Babbin | 12.31.02
Whatever it brings, 2003 will not be a gentle year.
Monday, December 30, 2002
Washington Prowler
J.C. Superstar
12.30.02
Lott’s demise launches him into the GOP stratosphere. Plus: Rudy said to be ready, and Chuck isn’t chuckling.
Lifestyles Left and Right
A Tale of Two Governors
12.30.02
It’s not too late for Gray Davis to learn from Ronald Reagan, who as governor once faced a budget deficit himself.
Special Report
‘Twas Just Before Christmas
12.30.02
Relying on inside sources and air-defense intercepts, we’ve beenable to piece together the odd pre-holiday events at Democratic National Committee headquarters.
Reader Mail
Politics and Race
12.30.02
Pelosi’s story. Kerry and reparations. Bias brigadiers. Enemy sightings and more.
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