Washington Prowler
Wlady’s Corner(April 14 - April 18, 2003)
Wlady Pleszczynski | 4.18.03
Week of April 14, 2003
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Friday, April 18, 2003
Washington Prowler
Clinton and the Weasels
The Prowler | 4.18.03
The Democratic International in full swing. Plus: John Edwards’ Burred vision. Also: California GOP won’t need muscle to pound Boxer.
Campus Scenes
Identity Crisis
4.18.03
Is it possible still to subscribe to an Augustinian worldview? At a Catholic college?
Another Perspective
The Lefty Conscience
James Bowman | 4.18.03
From Kamiya to Kinsley, pure motives, moral depth, and deep affection for all humanity (except within Bush circles).
Movie Takes
A Mighty Wind
James Bowman | 4.18.03
This hootenany is a hoot, even if you still like the New Christie Minstrels.
Thursday, April 17, 2003
Live From New York
Ground Zeroes
Paul Beston | 4.17.03
George W. Bush will win Baghdad’s heart before he ever wins New York’s.
Special Report
After the Fall
George Neumayr | 4.17.03
The free-thinking children of Voltaire show an amazing uniformity of thought. A third in a series of reports from Paris.
The Current Crisis
Looney Clooneys
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.17.03
They’ve made Hollywood the intellectual jewel of the Western World.
Wednesday, April 16, 2003
To Be Absolutely Frank
Pillage People
Francis X. Rocca | 4.16.03
Saddam kept Iraq’s National Museum and National Library closed. Now there’s no reason for them to be reopened.
Latte Nation
Left Behind
Jeremy Lott | 4.16.03
The misguided and dumb attempt to bar Franklin Graham from Iraq.
At Large
Pressing the War
John Corry | 4.16.03
Donald Rumsfeld may have lost his composure, but he had a point.
The Current Crisis
Dealing With the Corpus Delicti
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.16.03
Thus far there is no outcry against the French and the Germans for their arms trafficking with Iraq because the State Department is pressuring the Pentagon to direct reporters to other matters.
Reader Mail
Serious Candidates
4.16.03
For the Senate, for regime change, for ridicule. Plus much more, including the latest Hillary contest stragglers.
Tuesday, April 15, 2003
Washington Prowler
Tax Cut and Run
The Prowler | 4.15.03
Once the Bush budget passes, one of its key managers will go political. Plus: Devil woman Dowd.
Loose Canons
Kill Ratios
Jed Babbin | 4.15.03
Syria is, well, a nation we will have to deal with one way or the other. Better to do it now while we have the forces there to do it.
The Investor
The Greatest Protest Ever
Michael Craig | 4.15.03
If you find a giant bra in the mud at Augusta, it’s mine.
Another Perspective
Lawrence Ferlinghetti Is Against the War With Iraq
Mark Goldblatt | 4.15.03
A warmonger counters with a poem of his own.
Movie Takes
Anger Management
James Bowman | 4.15.03
The latest Hollywood in-joke: Jack Nicholson as a therapist for angry people. Just don’t be angry if you forget to laugh at Adam Sandler.
Monday, April 14, 2003
Special Report
French Contagion
George Neumayr | 4.14.03
Not even Americans in Paris are cheering America’s toppling of a tyrant.
Washington Prowler
A Losing Republican Slade
The Prowler | 4.14.03
Karl Rove hears bad news about Washington State. Plus: Howard Dean woos a splinter group.
Another Perspective
Most People Have a Life
Lawrence Henry | 4.14.03
Outside the media, that is, which explains where and why we are a nation divided.
Political Hay
Harkin’s Flip-Flop Flop
David Hogberg | 4.14.03
Democrats dive head first into foreign policy quicksand.
Reader Mail
Booking Title
4.14.03
Closing out our Hillary Memoir jamboree and book fair. PLUS: CNN’s suicide, pronouncing French, pronouncing on the French, growing hot, cooling off, San Francisco Bay blues, and much else.
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