Enemy of the Week
Almost Grown
Enemy Central | 10.31.03
More Bush lies, as administration economic policies trick the huddled masses into thinking numbers are up.
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Friday, October 31, 2003
Washington Prowler
Some Like It Hot
The Prowler | 10.31.03
Fire douses Edwards’ hopes. Graham charges ahead. Dean serviced officially.
Sports Arena
Shoot, Minnie, Shoot!
Happy Jack Feder | 10.31.03
If you’re fed up with superstar behavior, join the author in waxing wistful for the good old days of 1904 and the girls’ team at Fort Shaw.
Another Perspective
Extreme Wedlock
Kelly Jane Torrance | 10.31.03
Some American women will do anything to get married.
Political Hay
Hooked on Reimported Drugs
David Hogberg | 10.31.03
If some of America’s governors have their way, these will be not only legal but subject to price controls.
Thursday, October 30, 2003
Political Hay
So You Want to Be a Democrat?
John Tabin | 10.30.03
It’s not too late to serve your country as an infiltrator.
The Current Crisis
Ramadan Rats
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.30.03
With an unprecedented lack of restraint, Democratic presidential aspirants are doing the devil’s work.
Washington Prowler
Breakfast in Boulder
The Prowler | 10.30.03
Dean: easy-over. Kerry: hard-boiled. Plus: Book loner Daschle.
Buy the Book
Guarded Optimists
Herbert London | 10.30.03
Is American manufacturing on the way out, or on the cusp of something better?
Reader Mail
Bugged by Kinsley
10.30.03
Human qualities win the day. Plus: A TAS treasure. Roe the last three decades. Increase your size.
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Another Perspective
Mosquito Mike
George Neumayr | 10.29.03
Bzzt: If you want people to dislike someone don’t come across as dislikable yourself.
Latte Nation
Blood on the Tracks
Jeremy Lott | 10.29.03
One hazard of riding the D.C. area Metro: People jump in front of the trains.
Political Hay
A Constitution on Life Support
Brandon Crocker | 10.29.03
Democrats are ready to kill it to save themselves.
Reader Mail
Seeing Is Believing
10.29.03
Redesign intelligence. Plus: the Archbishop of Terror. Among the Stalinoids. Boycott CBS. The I.F. Stone Spectator. And more.
Tuesday, October 28, 2003
Special Report
Make Them Fear You
Lawrence Henry | 10.28.03
Kenneth Starr pledges allegiance, under God, in Massachusetts.
Washington Prowler
Running Out of Options
The Prowler | 10.28.03
Dean camp talks up Lieberman demise. DNC self-enrichers. Corzine fails to seal the deal.
Political Hay
Wrong Answer
Shawn Macomber | 10.28.03
The anti-war movement ain’t what it used to be…last winter.
Another Perspective
Dinner at the Pope’s Place
Ryan H. Sager | 10.28.03
Germans and Israelis commingle in Jerusalem.
Monday, October 27, 2003
Editor’s Desk
Can You Believe It?!
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.27.03
In with The American Spectator’s new website.
Washington Prowler
Dim Dem Prospects
The Prowler | 10.27.03
Bowles over in North Carolina? Hitting the street for Street. Plus: The Joys of Jesse.
Another Perspective
Death Comes for the Archbishop
James Bowman | 10.27.03
Who knew that terrorists can have “serious moral goals”?
Latte Nation
Party Animal
Jeremy Lott | 10.27.03
A dispatch from the latest D.C. blog bash (not exactly a K Street collective).
Reader Mail
The Krugman Method
10.27.03
A special exchange: Nina Mollet vs. David Hogberg. Also: Terri Shiavo and the Right to Die. Plus more.
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