Enemy of the Week
Tough Love
5.16.03
If that’s what it takes.
In the case of Jayson Blair and Howell Raines many commentators have suddenly rediscovered the attractions of colorblindness.
A marriage made in Hellywood. Plus: Clinton’s latest squeeze.
Prestigious dailies could learn a lesson by looking at the Sun.
Look like Alfred Hitchcock, think like Cary Grant.
Speaking truth to power and the powers that be. Dave. Bill. Newt. Spam. The Nine Nitwits. And much more.
Bill Bennett, Dave DeBusschere, Blair-Raines
Helping yourself to helping others is its theme.
But thanks to the Phillips Foundation, there is hope.
Their constant attacks on George Bush have only succeeded in lowering what popularity they once had.
From Stephen Glass to Sidney Blumenthal.
The art of not writing fiction — the perfect subject of a real short story.
There’s nothing to like about the rise in unsolicited e-mail.
Extending protections to the Unborn. Bob Graham’s demise. Meet the Enemy. Stryker One. And, last and least: the New Yuck Times.
All sorts of fumbling at Fort Fumble, with lots of help from Mo Dowd.
The price wasn’t right in Illinois. Also: Bob Graham’s fade.
Did regard for the reader lead Howell Raines to overlook Jayson Blair’s trail of journalistic malfeasance? No, liberalism did.
Another good Neil LaBute flick in very bad cause.
The Jayson Blair affair explodes, and for rhetorical solace, at least, the N.Y. Times turns to its last great editor.
Too many enforcers in our midst — on both left and right.
Senate Democrats look to old friends for campaign currency. Plus: Jilting Howie Dean.
The Unborn Victims of Violence Act and the overreaching federal gov.
The search for meaning in Enemy Latin, the current Clinton, post-Dean Vermont, and Mr. Tom Till.
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It won’t take long for conservatives to scratch this presidential wannabe off their 2008 scorecard.
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