Enemy of the Week
The Swing of Things
8.22.03
Frolicking out west, groveling back east.
Think of it the Italian way: cold is infernal.
In certain quarters, there’s no such thing as too much Bush-bashing.
The level of public, political, and press ignorance about matters financial is truly staggering.
Alternatives to Hollywood Arnie. Plus: Pill popping. Taking aim. Indiana skin privilege. And more.
If it’s not broke, Medicare sure will be once the new prescription drug bills become law.
The Hollywood elite is warming to the idea of a Schwarzenegger governorship.
It gets kinky when the masseurs all turn out to be elected state representatives!
A perhaps unwitting de-mythologization of Hollywood’s long-term romance with single-motherhood.
Buchanan and Bush. California wobblies. A Grover classic. Republican outage. Plus more.
The conservative maestro tells it like it is, should be, and will be.
Kevin Costner’s love affair with Kevin Costner continues.
Sunni-Shia cooperation • Why Idi Amin mattered and Liberia does not • It was a wakeup call.
Democrats insist the California recall is part of a Republican effort to ”undo traditional democratic processes” — then turn around and flout California law.
Reflections on the anti-American condition.
True, her movie is pretty bad, but Brittany Murphy is our new pin-up girl.
The Giuliani legacy was everywhere in blacked-out New York.
Memory shortage along the Democratic power grid. Plus: John Edwards figures to hang on.
Sooner or later, voters will rise up and cut politicians off at the knees. It’s happened famously before.
We don’t know what caused the great blackout.
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