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10.3.03
Democrats take care of unfinished business.
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Friday, October 3, 2003
Political Hay
Phony Anti-Macho
James Bowman | 10.3.03
President Bush’s Democratic enemies are even afraid to issue empty threats against this nation’s enemies.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Infernal France
Francis X. Rocca | 10.3.03
If it’s any consolation, Paris bedevils the rest of Europe the way it thinks it does Washington.
To Be Absolutely Frank
Infernal France
Francis X. Rocca | 10.3.03
If it’s any consolation, Paris bedevils the rest of Europe the way it thinks it does Washington.
Sports Arena
Rush to Judgment
Hunter Baker | 10.3.03
At the bottom of the story, we have a famous man making a slightly intemperate remark. Does anybody realize that?
Another Perspective
McNabbed
David Hogberg | 10.3.03
Rush Limbaugh’s remarks were controversial not because they were wrong, but because they likely exposed a double standard in the sports media.
Reader Mail
What’s Real?
10.3.03
In Hollywood? In creation? In the legal profession? In the Recall? In Livingston, MT? And elsewhere.
Thursday, October 2, 2003
Washington Prowler
Clinton Connections
The Prowler | 10.2.03
In Democratic politics, it all begins and ends with the man from Hope.
Another Perspective
The Guys in White
Ryan H. Sager | 10.2.03
Do tort reformers ever stop to think lawyers might be getting a bum rap?
Buy the Book
Miller Lite
10.2.03
For all his smarts and originality, Matthew Miller is blind to the beauty of federalism.
The Current Crisis
Feline Politics
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.2.03
Is there a witch doctor in the house?
Reader Mail
Make Way for ‘The Infiltrator’
10.2.03
Is it conservative to vote for Arnold? Plus: Baylor’s designs. Birthday blues. Luther at his word. And more.
Wednesday, October 1, 2003
Special Report
Unintelligent Designs on Academic Freedom
Hunter Baker | 10.1.03
A conservative scholar under fire.
Political Hay
Losing by Winning
George Neumayr | 10.1.03
A party that seeks victory for the sake of its principles can renew itself. But what if it prefers to win by selling its soul?
Movie Takes
Luther
James Bowman | 10.1.03
What Protestant Reformation? To the maker of this anti-Catholic biopic what’s important isn’t what Luther believed but that he wasn’t afraid to show his feelings.
Reader Mail
Sticking It to Stuck Democrats
10.1.03
On reading Brandon Crocker. Plus: Sharpton, Arianna, property values, Clark’s showdown in Kosovo, and more.
Tuesday, September 30, 2003
Washington Prowler
Slugger Howie Dean
The Prowler | 9.30.03
He’s putting up big numbers, though Red Sox fans should beware.
Loose Canons
The French Party Candidates
Jed Babbin | 9.30.03
In order for the Dems to return to power — or for the French to gain ascendancy in a Eurocentric United Nations — we must fail in Iraq.
Another Perspective
Old West and New in Livingston, Montana
Bill Croke | 9.30.03
The undammed Yellowstone River flows through it, attracting many a famous writer.
Movie Takes
Under the Tuscan Sun
James Bowman | 9.30.03
A vulgar, tasteless, soppy, wish-fulfilling chickflick, starring Diane Lane (yes, the same Ms. Lane who squealed with delight when Michael Moore won his Academy Award).
Monday, September 29, 2003
Political Hay
Sinking Swimmingly
David Hogberg | 9.29.03
Don’t believe Bush’s poll numbers mean he’s in trouble.
Another Perspective
The Do Jang of Love
Lawrence Henry | 9.29.03
Athleticism gets displayed at an astonishingly high level at Y.K. Kim’s Taekwondo Institute.
Campaign Crawlers
The Democrats’ Iraq Quagmire
9.29.03
They seem to believe that if they controlled the presidency, they wouldn’t have had to deal with reality.
Reader Mail
Among the Bootleggers
9.29.03
High on Clark. Download defenders. The working rich. California huffing. Plus MUCH more.
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