Enemy of the Week
Weasel Worlds
1.24.03 @ 5:29PM
Hard leftism in the name of American liberalism is no vice. (So they say.)
Hard leftism in the name of American liberalism is no vice. (So they say.)
In the land of Virgil and Dante, spreading fine literature is a subversive proposition.
Had Jerry Thacker said ''heterosexual plague,'' he'd probably have been named chairman of the president's advisory panel on AIDS instead of run out of town.
Are you in any shape for Sunday? Even those who don't like football will be compelled to watch the Super Bowl.
Nervous Democratic dwarfs and the Confederate flag. Also: John Kerry's glad-handing pays off.
Marching for life among the D.C. positioners. Also: Teddy chooses his favorite John.
What you drive says a lot about what you drive.
The irony is that peace movements never bring about peace, unless it's enforced by the 82nd Airborne.
Reading, 'Riting, 'Rithmetic, and Rap, not necessarily in that order.
Time to bring the boys home? Also: Putting up with protesters. Plus more.
Georgia Democrats ponder Jimmy Carter. Florida Democrats fear another big loss.
There can be no debate if only one side is allowed to set the rules.
Are we witnessing another historic retreat into scientific barbarism?
There'll be no Sunshine when we're gone.
Its black humor, in more senses than one, comes from the idea of a white guy learning the hard way to see the world through the eyes of a black man.
We'd better tackle 2003 before it tackles us. That includes not only Iraq and North Korea, but Colombia and the investigation of two F-16 pilots.
John Weaver gets serious. Big Labor's $20 million vote getter.
Despite what the N.Y. Times wishes to believe, there is no ''obvious mainstream'' opposed to the Bush Iraq policy.
Donna, Carol and Al. C-Spania. Racism in reverse. Lt. Calley revisited. Plus more.
As we saw on Saturday from the Washington Mall, C-Span shows you what the biased press will never report.
What better way to spend an hour or so in Washington than walking a mile to honor those who have gone ''the extra mile'' for the rest of us?
The surprise presidential prospects of a Senate loser.