The Current Crisis
No Bull
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.3.03
Our man in Spain cautions that the activities at the Plaza De Toros De Sevilla are not to be recommended to vegetarians.
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Thursday, July 3, 2003
Washington Prowler
Democrats Get Dirty
The Prowler | 7.3.03
Kerry shovels in Dean’s backyard. Davis digs ever deeper. Sweeney wants to say, ”Enough!”
Special Report
Neutrality in Reverse
George Neumayr | 7.3.03
Why would a federal court order a monument to the Ten Commandments torn down?
Wednesday, July 2, 2003
Washington Prowler
Cooling His Tarheels
The Prowler | 7.2.03
A Republican favorite lets down, angers White House. Plus: Pvt. Lynch needs to be discharged. Also: Daschle Deforestation. And: Safe back home in Indiana.
Latte Nation
Hold the Confetti
Jeremy Lott | 7.2.03
But here comes gay marriage, courtesy of the Supreme Court.
Another Perspective
No to Gay Adoption
David Hogberg | 7.2.03
How much further shock should the American family be expected to absorb?
Reader Mail
Holding Court
7.2.03
Writers, scribes, judges, founders, occupiers, liberators, and a whole lot more.
Tuesday, July 1, 2003
Loose Canons
The Mess of the Press
Jed Babbin | 7.1.03
Democrats and the media need to delegitimize the Iraq campaign if they are to defeat George W. Bush next year.
Washington Prowler
Groovy Kind of Rove
The Prowler | 7.1.03
Playing reporters for fools (again). Plus: Throwing Rice in California.
Another Perspective
Bud Guthrie
Bill Croke | 7.1.03
He lived ninety years and with a pitiless gaze saw the Last Best Place change for the worst, and then died a curmudgeon.
Special Report
Where Are You Going, Europe?
7.1.03
The proposed European Constitution represents the last gasp of European socialism.
Monday, June 30, 2003
Washington Prowler
A Hazard of New Fortunes
The Prowler | 6.30.03
Kerry plays poor to manipulate perceptions. Plus: A penurious Democratic token.
Another Perspective
My Sunday Date
Lawrence Henry | 6.30.03
America’s game, from tee to shining tee.
TAS Live
Ageless Senator Strom
6.30.03
From the March 1999 American Spectator: Florence King on ”an unauthorized biography of Strom Thurmond.” The South Carolinian died last week at age 100.
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