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Dueling Subjects
2.21.03
Opposing war sets off age-old conflicts and conspiracies.
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Friday, February 21, 2003
Special Report
Jacques Chirac Sinks Lower
Marc Carnegie | 2.21.03
Not an easy thing to do, at a summit meeting.
Another Perspective
Bishops Are Not the Solution
George Neumayr | 2.21.03
If the Pope had come out in favor of the war, these same people would have returned to badmouthing him.
Washington Prowler
Liddy Dole Slippage
The Prowler | 2.21.03
Conservative nemesis Sheila Burke reinsinuates herself. Plus: Howie Dean’s biggest catch.
Political Hay
Sonny Agonistes
Hunter Baker | 2.21.03
Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue is keeping his promise to hold a referendum on the Confederate flag. But nothing — certainly not Republican principle and honor — compels him to support its restoration.
Movie Takes
All the Real Girls
James Bowman | 2.21.03
A thoughtful indy film done in by its earnestness.
Thursday, February 20, 2003
The Investor
War Party
Michael Craig | 2.20.03
Has the market rallied because panic is a growth industry and an uncertain prelude to war is better than a certain war? Don’t kid yourself.
Another Perspective
What Winston Churchill Said
George Neumayr | 2.20.03
Tony Blair is in good company.
Washington Prowler
The Rising Mississippian
The Prowler | 2.20.03
The GOP’s hot new national candidate. Plus: John Edwards comes in last — and he’s happy about it.
The Current Crisis
Chucking Estrada
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.20.03
The insidiousness of Democratic-style identity politics.
Reader Mail
Guns and Dishes
2.20.03
Armed survival in the age of terror. ”In Vitro Defects”: the exchange continues. Plus: Tom Ridge miscast, and more.
Wednesday, February 19, 2003
Live From New York
Who’s On First?
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 2.19.03
Too bad that it’s 1938-1941 all over again.
Sports Arena
Annika Plays With the Big Boys
Lawrence Henry | 2.19.03
In gentle sunshine with soft breezes, she could do very well.
Washington Prowler
Keeping Medicare Reform Alive
The Prowler | 2.19.03
Democrats want it dead on arrival. Plus: Jump-starting Gephardt. Also: Feel that Hillary draft.
Another Perspective
The Opportunity to Shut Up Knocks
2.19.03
President Chirac’s surprise visit to New Jersey plays into Secretary Rumsfeld’s hands.
The Current Crisis
The German-Iraqi Axis
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.19.03
German intelligence has monitored scores of German firms supplying dual-purpose materials to Iraq.
Tuesday, February 18, 2003
To Be Absolutely Frank
Tariq Aziz’s Roman Holiday
Francis X. Rocca | 2.18.03
What kind of peacemaker won’t even speak to his enemies?
Loose Canons
Don’t Color Me Orange
Jed Babbin | 2.18.03
But there are some things we can do to protect our families and ourselves, and there’s no harm in trying.
Washington Prowler
Connie Mack Is Back
The Prowler | 2.18.03
Will it mean losing in Florida again? Plus: John Edwards needs a big payday.
Another Perspective
The Baghdad Syndrome
George Neumayr | 2.18.03
When the generosity of judgment extends to an enemy but not to a friend.
Reader Mail
Don’t Forget to Duct
2.18.03
Name that tape. Plus: Republican Catholics. Russert’s Clark potato. The roots of French anti-American brutality and lawlessness. And more.
Monday, February 17, 2003
Washington Prowler
Clinton’s Generalissimo
The Prowler | 2.17.03
The hero of the battle of Belgrade wants no battle for Baghdad — and he’s the Democrats’ only national security hope. Also: Introducing Terry Kerry.
Lifestyles Left and Right
The Presidents’ Day Myth
2.17.03
It’s not Richard Nixon’s fault that Americans forget that today is George Washington’s Birthday Holiday.
Another Perspective
Gaffer’s Tape
Reid Collins | 2.17.03
When is Tom Ridge going to tell America about the real danger of a dirty bomb, a radiological job?
Reader Mail
Addicted to the Democrats
2.17.03
Responses to Jackie Mason and Raoul Felder. Also: ”In Vitro Defects”: A Major Exchange. Plus more.
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