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Shouts and Twists
Enemy Central | 1.23.04
How’s Howie? John? Wes? John? Plus a Mysterious Moll.
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Friday, January 23, 2004
New Hampshire Under Siege
Reporting the Debate
Shawn Macomber | 1.23.04
Stick seven Dems in a room together and what do you get? Other than yawns, that is.
Special Report
The Unnewsworthy Thousands
George Neumayr | 1.23.04
Once they were recognized as pro-life marchers. Today it's “abortion demonstrators” — if they're mentioned at all.
Another Perspective
Homage to the Count
P. David Hornik | 1.23.04
Count Basie sounds as nuanced in Jerusalem as he did in Kansas City.
At Large
Breeding More Explosions
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.23.04
Personal responsibility takes on new, absurd meaning.
Special Report
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Congress
Lawrence Henry | 1.23.04
Act immediately to save a prize mail order business from the Nanny State’s taxing grasp.
Reader Mail
Winter Takes All
1.23.04
Ice Pick Kerry. Dean’s RN’s. SOTU media. Cell drivers. Belgium’s Noam Chomsky. Plus much more.
Thursday, January 22, 2004
Washington Prowler
Uncivil Behavior
The Prowler | 1.22.04
Sharing the dirt on Dean. Big Labor post-Gephardt. Raggedy Dean. Rank Clark.
New Hampshire Under Siege
Cold Kerry
Shawn Macomber | 1.22.04
An alarming case of trotting megalomania.
Campaign Crawlers
Able Was I Ere I Saw Iowa
Reid Collins | 1.22.04
How the primaries rewrite history.
The Current Crisis
Democratic Dudgeon
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.22.04
When George W. Bush breathes, Democrats charge he’s depriving them of air.
Movie Takes
Along Comes Polly
James Bowman | 1.22.04
Ben Stiller’s comic talents almost save this often gross effort.
Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Editor’s Desk
Bush in Charge
Wlady Pleszczynski | 1.21.04
A political president, wholly in command, cruising toward re-election. That’s what his State of the Union conveyed.
Political Hay
Leaving Things Unsaid
John Tabin | 1.21.04
The president last night gave no relief to anyone worried about runaway government spending.
New Hampshire Under Siege
Dean Country
Shawn Macomber | 1.21.04
Licking his open wounds, the former frontrunner delivers a preemptive State of the Union Address, this time with an indoor voice. Plus: Republicans all wet.
Another Perspective
Hang Up and Drive!
Eric Peters | 1.21.04
Cell phone users should stay off the road.
Media Matters
The Latest Temptation of Frank Rich
George Neumayr | 1.21.04
The once powerful critic has become a liberal busybody of comic proportions.
Reader Mail
Left in the Cold
1.21.04
Dean done, how come? Massachusetts’ long weekend. Founding Bork. NRDC’s apple victims. Plus much more.
Tuesday, January 20, 2004
New Hampshire Under Siege
Rumbles in the Granite State
Shawn Macomber | 1.20.04
The disheveled Dems all flew in in the wee hours of the morning. It's going to be a long, cold, brutal week.
Campaign Crawlers
A Night at the Caucus
David Hogberg | 1.20.04
Live from the International Room at Iowa Wesleyan College.
Washington Prowler
Friends
The Prowler | 1.20.04
Kerry’s “surprise” reunion. Jimmy Carter rolled by Bill Clinton. Dennis Kucinich’s sudden popularity.
Another Perspective
Cold Day
Lawrence Henry | 1.20.04
When turning up the heat doesn't do the trick.
Buy the Book
Bork’s Law
Tracy Robinson | 1.20.04
It’s American — not a confection of liberal rulings based on anti-democratic world opinion.
Special Report
Less Guns, More Crime
Gene Healy | 1.20.04
The law says disarm everyone except the criminal — in the most dangerous city in America.
Monday, January 19, 2004
Loose Canons
One Finger or Two?
Jed Babbin | 1.19.04
Dowd, Dean, Bremer-Annan, Brazil — and Hillary. Pick your favorites.
Campaign Crawlers
Wising Up to Dean
David Hogberg | 1.19.04
He's fading because he can only talk down to union rank-and-file.
Special Report
An Apple a Day
Neil Hrab | 1.19.04
Could make your kids die of cancer, said an enviro group fifteen years ago. It started a bad trend.
New Hampshire Under Siege
Dude, Where’s My Candidate?
Shawn Macomber | 1.19.04
On the stump with Michael Moore and Wesley “Outcast” Clark.
Reader Mail
Smell Tests
1.19.04
Did Dean or didn’t he? Space costs. The CIA’s Mrs. Wilson. Academic Gore. Plus much more.
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