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Among the Feather-Brained
4.25.03
Our Dixie cups runneth over.
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Friday, April 25, 2003
Live From New York
Plain Speak
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 4.25.03
Memo to Bush bashers: If it were true that a smooth talker is a better thinker, the IQ of a used-car salesman would be ten times higher than Albert Einstein’s.
Political Hay
Pay and Be Happy!
David Hogberg | 4.25.03
Every April it’s the same thing: a liberal pundit or two hectoring taxpayers about the joys of taxation.
Special Report
Keeping the Nation at Risk
4.25.03
Twenty years ago a landmark report declared America and its public education a ”nation at risk.” It remains so, except for the teacher unions, which make sure all ”reforms” serve only their entrenched interests.
Thursday, April 24, 2003
The Investor
The Hidden Divorce Tax
Michael Craig | 4.24.03
Save your marriage, fix the economy, and teach those greedy lawyers a lesson.
Washington Prowler
Kerry Goes Digging
The Prowler | 4.24.03
You don’t have to be French to rely on your wife’s money. Plus: Rick Santorum is a Catholic.
Another Perspective
A Post-Atkins Diet
James Bowman | 4.24.03
Hysterical anti-Americanism and bad taste from a Brit writing in the U.K.’s leading conservative paper!
The Current Crisis
Learning From Daniel Pipes
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.24.03
Certain very partisan Islamic organizations want his nomination to the U.S. Institute of Peace rescinded because his writings do not hew their party line.
Reader Mail
Newt Understandings
4.24.03
The State Department had it coming. Plus: Unconstitutional medicine. Sad Sacagawea. Kick the coffee habit. And more.
Wednesday, April 23, 2003
Washington Prowler
General Gingrich
The Prowler | 4.23.03
Newt AEI broadside angers White House. Plus: Wesley Clark’s latest retirement. Michael Moore is hearing fictitious boos. Slade won’t let it slide.
Another Perspective
Peace in Milan
George Neumayr | 4.23.03
Britney Spears memorabilia is sold just feet from the city’s late-Gothic cathedral.
Latte Nation
Hill of Beans
Jeremy Lott | 4.23.03
War was winding down, museums were being sacked and all readers wanted to talk about was a warm cup of joe.
The Current Crisis
Midwestern Superiority
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.23.03
On the road where the earth is black and the big cities gritty and tough.
Tuesday, April 22, 2003
Washington Prowler
Frist’s Fumbles
The Prowler | 4.22.03
Luckily the GOP retained possession. Also: Rove v. Ray in Illinois. Plus: Return of the Vision Thing.
Loose Canons
War Talk Radio
Jed Babbin | 4.22.03
How to chat with interesting people and drive Tom Daschle crazy at the same time.
Another Perspective
Constitutional Malpractice
4.22.03
Nowhere in the Constitution is there a federal power to cap awards and attorney fees in medical malpractice cases.
Movie Takes
Winged Migration
James Bowman | 4.22.03
A visual experience that, once seen, will never be forgotten — from Jacques Perrin, the man who lost to Michael Moore!
Monday, April 21, 2003
Washington Prowler
Locked Out of His Own House
The Prowler | 4.21.03
Starting with the woman who replaced him, Dick Gephardt can’t make any headway winning House Democrat support for his presidential run.
Another Perspective
Something Old, Something New
Lawrence Henry | 4.21.03
Connectivity isn’t all that it’s crackled up to be.
Special Report
Where’s Sacagawea?
Bill Croke | 4.21.03
Her status as a native feminist icon is overshadowed by two unresolved questions: When did she die, and where are her remains?
Movie Takes
Chasing Papi
James Bowman | 4.21.03
Three Latina ladies imitate Anglo feminists to dispose of a three-timing man they’re no longer going to be in love with.
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