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Political Fumblers
9.5.03
Drop-kicking the Democrats through moving goalposts.
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Friday, September 5, 2003
To Be Absolutely Frank
Nous Sommes Tous Antiaméricains
Francis X. Rocca | 9.5.03
Bashing the U.S. is nothing new, says Fouad Ajami. And it’s not Bush’s fault.
Special Report
Who’s Afraid of Brett Kavanaugh?
9.5.03
This latest casualty of the judicial appointment wars has more experience than many successful Democratic appellate appointments combined.
Reader Mail
Here We Go Again
9.5.03
Renewing the war on Bush. Kerry’s carriers. Sandwich dads. Coulterish brothers. Drive-by voters. Plus more.
Thursday, September 4, 2003
Special Report
Bells of St. Mary’s
9.4.03
When Rockford, Illinois, makes the national news, you can be certain the news won’t be good.
The Current Crisis
John Pierre Kerry’s Offensive Diatribe
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.4.03
Why can’t the senator from Yorktown be as decent as, say, Ronald Reagan?
Another Perspective
When Jurors Are Judges
Reid Collins | 9.4.03
Another ruling designed to weaken the ability of judges to impose the death penalty.
Reader Mail
Beyond the Paleo
9.4.03
A third way for conservatives? Fraternal ties. Oui the people. Sci-Fi geekdom. Thomas Stuart’s Worst Generation. And more.
Wednesday, September 3, 2003
Campaign Crawlers
The Oui Republican
George Neumayr | 9.3.03
Arnie Schwarzenegger must chuckle at the ease with which he has manipulated his own side in the California race.
Washington Prowler
Carolina Hunt Country
The Prowler | 9.3.03
John Edwards is about to be outfoxed. Plus: A Kerry groundswell.
Movie Takes
Once Upon a Time in the Midlands
James Bowman | 9.3.03
A British working class comedy British critics didn’t like — meaning it’s very much worth seeing.
Tuesday, September 2, 2003
Loose Canons
Two Burning Fuses
Jed Babbin | 9.2.03
Two terrorist nations — Iran and North Korea — are building nuclear weapons. We either knock them out or suffer the consequences.
Another Perspective
Are We All Neocons Now?
James Bowman | 9.2.03
Everyone else seems to be beyond the paleo.
Buy the Book
Inside Stories of the Transformed Armed Forces
Lawrence Henry | 9.2.03
Remember the long month of frustration in October of 2001 when ”nothing was happening”?
Reader Mail
The Fighting Spirit
9.2.03
An American foreign legion? Post-boomers at world war? Al Franken vs. Al Unser Jr. And more.
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