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Gulfstream and the Jaguar
Enemy Central | 12.5.03
Can you believe your lying eyes?
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Friday, December 5, 2003
Political Hay
Queer Eye for a Great Guy
William Tucker | 12.5.03
Showtimes’s The Reagans is no threat to conservatives, confirming as it does how irrelevant the liberals have become.
Special Report
Geneva Blues
P. David Hornik | 12.5.03
As a ceremony blessed by Colin Powell revealed this week, if voters’ lives mean nothing why should their votes be treated with any less contempt? Or their children?
Campaign Crawlers
Don’t Tell Us What to Do
Patrick Hynes | 12.5.03
There are also other things Howie Dean will learn about New Hampshire.
Washington Prowler
Cash and Kerry
The Prowler | 12.5.03
It’s becoming an addiction. PLUS: What’s Daschle done now?
Thursday, December 4, 2003
At Large
Frank Federalism
George Neumayr | 12.4.03
Notwithstanding Rep. Barney Frank, a constitutional amendment to protect marriage is an exercise of federalism, not an attack on it.
Sports Arena
The NFL’s Lonely Hero
Paul Beston | 12.4.03
Pat Tillman, 75th Ranger Regiment, fights on.
The Current Crisis
Black Marks
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.4.03
The cowardly press is piling on in its coverage of the British and North American press tycoon Conrad Black.
Special Report
Democracy’s ‘Friendly Critics’
Paul J. Cella III | 12.4.03
Stepping back to consider what kind of democracy we’ve built not in Iraq — but at home.
Political Hay
Remembering JFK: A Postscript
Rod D. Martin | 12.4.03
In two key areas — totalitarianism and tax cuts — JFK wasn’t even a liberal by the standards of his time, let alone ours.
Reader Mail
Second Helpings
12.4.03
Hillary leftovers. Soros from Budapest. Newbie bias. The Bourgeois gentleman. Plus much more.
Wednesday, December 3, 2003
Special Report
Kenners Wake
Jeet Heer | 12.3.03
The great literary critic Hugh Kenner, who died last week at age 80, began his career in a characteristically eccentric way.
Washington Prowler
Terminating Tom
The Prowler | 12.3.03
A year from now Senate Democrats will need to find themselves a new minority leader — could it be Ms. HRC?
Another Perspective
Going to the Movies, Then and Now
Lawrence Henry | 12.3.03
A drive-in offered a lot more than the thumps of surround-sound.
Campaign Crawlers
Tricky Dick’s Winning Hand
David Hogberg | 12.3.03
When primary voters tire of foul-mouthed Howie Dean the genial Gephardt will be there for them — so what’s he doing trash-talking the president?
Movie Takes
In America
James Bowman | 12.3.03
Rarely has America appeared to better effect as the fairlyland of the immigrants’ dreams — and then the film goes trendy.
Tuesday, December 2, 2003
Political Hay
Memo to Gov. Warner: Sixty-Five Spells Defeat
J. Pepper Bryars | 12.2.03
Virginia’s taxing governor seems never to have heard of Alabama.
Another Perspective
Oldies vs. Newbies
William Tucker | 12.2.03
The way the world works: newcomers become oldsters who keep the goodies from any new newcomers.
Live From New York
The Charlotte Plan
Ryan H. Sager | 12.2.03
There’s a way to escape government-created public housing blight.
Special Report
Cruelty to Smokers
Gene Healy | 12.2.03
The pall of Bloombergism has fallen over the nation’s capital.
Reader Mail
Something Old
12.2.03
Clintons and the draft. Liberal kvetching. Music men. NATO and the Bear. Gays of wine and rose. Plus much more.
Monday, December 1, 2003
Loose Canons
Would You Believe? (Neither do I.)
Jed Babbin | 12.1.03
A live report from the mouth of the EUnuch beast.
Buy the Book
Two Steps Forward
Colby Cosh | 12.1.03
The mystery of earnest liberal moderate Gregg Easterbrook is solved: he is Canadian by background!
Washington Prowler
Tokyo Hillary
The Prowler | 12.1.03
Baghdad’s holiday intruder. Plus: Sick leave Democrats.
Another Perspective
Stinging the Fans
Theodora Blanchfield | 12.1.03
The music industry stoops to focus-grouping in an effort to slow downloaders.
Reader Mail
Headliners
12.1.03
Billy Boy’s books. Supply-Spenders. Herrings specialists. Fox News haters. Gay marriage annulers. Plus more.
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