Enemy of the Week
No Picnic
5.9.03
America’s civilian emperor is lucky in his enemies.
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Friday, May 9, 2003
To Be Absolutely Frank
American Diary
Francis X. Rocca | 5.9.03
You can’t go home again for an English lesson.
Washington Prowler
Jim Edgar’s Dole
The Prowler | 5.9.03
Rove Noise in Illinois. Also: The search for a moderate Democrat hero. Plus: Grounded at Transportation.
Another Perspective
My ”Friend” Bill Clinton
5.9.03
Says a former admirer and later Paula Jones defender: If he followed Jimmy Carter’s example, his legacy would become less questionable.
Special Report
Pluck of the Irish
5.9.03
Deregulation and free markets, not EU subsidies, have fueled Ireland’s stunning economic growth.
Reader Mail
Success Stories
5.9.03
In waging war, making peace, computering, trapping, provoking the left, and penetrating predestination.
Thursday, May 8, 2003
The Investor
Nano and the Professor
Michael Craig | 5.8.03
Nanotechnology: it’s not just for contrived movie plots anymore. Or for the cryonics crowd.
Washington Prowler
Arkansas’ Next Embarrassment
The Prowler | 5.8.03
Guess who’s coming to sing? Also: Gloom in Pennsylvania.
Special Report
John Sweeney and the Ullico Scandal
5.8.03
Peeking behind the curtain of Big Labor’s wizards.
The Current Crisis
Never Right
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.8.03
The American left is the only intellectual force in Western history to gain moral superiority by being wrong.
Wednesday, May 7, 2003
Washington Prowler
Homeland Security, Waxman Style
The Prowler | 5.7.03
What did the Abraham Lincoln know, and when did it know it? Plus: Kerry sinks to Howie Dean’s level.
Special Report
Crossing Paths
Bill Croke | 5.7.03
In the Rocky Mountain West, history is right in front of you, if you know your Osborne Russell.
Latte Nation
Like ”Doonesbury,” But Funny
Jeremy Lott | 5.7.03
Cartoonist Chris Muir says conservative is the new normal. He aims to prove it.
The Current Crisis
The Whiff of Grapeshot
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.7.03
Therapeutic application of American might in Iraq has had a calming effect on the world.
Reader Mail
Gambling Rows
5.7.03
Taking sides in the Bennett affair. Plus: The Democratics’ debut, Santorum sanity, and more unpatriotic gore.
Tuesday, May 6, 2003
Loose Canons
Slap the Donkey
Jed Babbin | 5.6.03
The trouble with the Dems in debate is that they came across as a bunch of mules.
Political Hay
Done Dare Call Them Unpatriotic
David Hogberg | 5.6.03
Hillary’s conniption notwithstanding, no one is questioning the Democrats’ patriotism.
Another Perspective
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Quip
5.6.03
As a stand-up comedian Sen. John Kerry stands alone.
Campaign Crawlers
More Lobbyist Than Leader
5.6.03
John Edwards isn’t running to live on Pennsylvania Avenue, not so long as there’s a K Street.
Monday, May 5, 2003
Washington Prowler
Down, Boy Clinton
The Prowler | 5.5.03
His desperate craving for attention is now worse than embarrassing.
Another Perspective
Just Don’t Call Him Lucky …
Hunter Baker | 5.5.03
The reaction of many conservatives will be to downplay the Bennett gambling story.
Political Hay
The Ick Factor
Lawrence Henry | 5.5.03
Americans tolerate all sorts of things, up to a point.
Special Report
A Phony Postwar
George Neumayr | 5.5.03
The toothless Axis of Weasels has nothing to chew on save its own weakness.
Reader Mail
Unconcealed Weapons
5.5.03
Victory at sea, Brady reauthorization, a WMD future, third parties and celebrity fifth columns, and much more.
