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5.2.03
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Friday, May 2, 2003
Washington Prowler
Lincoln Landings
The Prowler | 5.2.03
The president’s triumph at sea. Plus: Coming down hard on a key vote carrier.
Political Hay
It’s the Economic Growth, Stupid
W. James Antle, III | 5.2.03
The Democrats are once again “misunderestimating” President Bush. Now he could make their lives even more miserable.
Latte Nation
Bum Deal
Jeremy Lott | 5.2.03
Once again, one has to rely on traditional conservative bogeymen can explain what went wrong in the public square.
Reader Mail
Victory Ahead
5.2.03
Why George W. Bush is looking good. Perot vs. Sharpton. Heroine Jessica Lynch. The Douglas disease. A Reaganite May Day. Plus much more.
Thursday, May 1, 2003
Washington Prowler
Wlady’s Corner (4/22/03 - 5/1/03)
Wlady Pleszczynski | 5.1.03
From Bobby Knight to the WMD Backlash
Washington Prowler
Wlady’s Corner(4/22/03 - 5/1/03)
Wlady Pleszczynski | 5.1.03
From WBD Backlash to Bobby Knight
Washington Prowler
Kerry Compliance
The Prowler | 5.1.03
Proof the French-looker thinks he’s clinched the Democratic nomination. Also: Gephardt wins stealth endorsements.
The Investor
Boies Will Be Boies
Michael Craig | 5.1.03
And, in the stock market, suckers will still be suckers.
Political Hay
No Repeat of 1992
David Hogberg | 5.1.03
Lightning will not strike the Bushes a second time in 2004.
The Current Crisis
Breakfast at the Carlyle
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.1.03
In conversation Tom Wolfe always brings up unusual aspects of American life, hitherto ignored.
Wednesday, April 30, 2003
Washington Prowler
A Kerry-Ford Ticket
The Prowler | 4.30.03
Dick Gephardt’s latest loss. Plus: A new Bush nominations offensive. Kerry on film. Bicoastal Dean.
The Current Crisis
Turkey Shoot
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.30.03
The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner can be a hunter’s nightmare — and a mortician’s dream.
Sports Arena
Second Acts
Paul Beston | 4.30.03
Michael Jordan’s predicament, and how some others have handled it.
Movie Takes
Vote of No Confidence
James Bowman | 4.30.03
In a movie about scam-artists, shouldn’t the scam seem as plausible to the audience as it does to the victims? Besides, a narcissistic movie star like Ed Burns is the last person in the world who should be playing a confidence man.
Reader Mail
Combat Ineffective
4.30.03
The war on women in combat. Canada’s princely Alberta. More plain speak. Plus much else.
Tuesday, April 29, 2003
Loose Canons
Babes at Arms
Jed Babbin | 4.29.03
It has taken less than a month for poor Jessica Lynch to be captured again, this time by the feministas.
Special Report
Pediatric Prozac
4.29.03
Thanks to the FDA, Ritalin doesn’t have to be your child’s only drug of choice.
Washington Prowler
Cutting Thomas
The Prowler | 4.29.03
It’s payback time among GOP tax cut negotiators. Plus: A Democratic replacement for Gray Davis?
Another Perspective
Pisa’s Saracen Leanings
George Neumayr | 4.29.03
The city was once invaded by the Muslims. Now they come by invitation.
Movie Takes
It Runs in the Family
James Bowman | 4.29.03
The word is out: Michael and Kirk are not the only insufferable members of the Douglas clan.
Monday, April 28, 2003
Washington Prowler
Shaping the Next Senate
The Prowler | 4.28.03
The White House eyes a new Florida possibility. And its mind is made up about North Carolina, which could cost John Edwards big. Plus: Why Jeb stayed away.
Special Report
Oil on Reserve
4.28.03
Canada opposed U.S. intervention in Iraq, perhaps because it subconsciously knows it could meet all U.S. oil needs and more.
Another Perspective
”I Want It Now!”
Lawrence Henry | 4.28.03
How the craft of advertising resembles talking to a three-year-old.
Reader Mail
New Intelligence
4.28.03
Big talk about Mason & Felder. Marriage counseling. Jeb Bush in 2008? Real liberals. Plus much more.
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