Enemy of the Week
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Enemy Central | 1.30.04
Playing the percentages, and other combinations.
Playing the percentages, and other combinations.
Compared to the rest of a dead field, Johnnie Kerry almost passed for presidential in last night’s Greenville “debate.” Meanwhile, Joe Trippi wept and Al Sharpton almost made John Edwards bawl.
The political danger of out-of-control government spending for an incumbent Republican president as he runs for re-election.
Michigan governor abandons Dean. Plus: Gephardt’s backers regroup.
An Internet investment prodigy.
Maher Arar was deported, tortured, and then mysteriously released. Why?
A hockey puck of an owner earns a major sticking penalty.
Talking back live on his behalf (mostly). Plus: Clinton’s got male. Refighting Khartoum. Bush family reserve. And more.
Dean’s death knell. Big Labor to Dean: Win or else. Also: Kerry clinches South Carolina.
The case of Maher Arar rattles North America.
Why is the conservative press also ignoring a government’s vendetta against the famed dissident?
Can $1.5 billion buy bliss? That depends on the buyer.
Reflecting on John Kerry’s incredibly lame acceptance speech.
Not enough here gets lost in translation from the Australian.
Looks like the Mighty Deano has struck out.
Iraq was more dangerous than we realized — not because of WMDs but because of the terrorists in its midst.
Jean comes clean for Kerry. Democrat archeologists against Bush. Call your convention broker.
Back in the bubble days President Bill promised the Internet to all children. Guess what happened. And who’s still paying for it.
An unforgettable docu-drama about a climbing accident in the Andes nearly 20 years ago.
And the winner in N.H. is — probably the guy who comes in first.
Khartoum, before we knew Ridley Scott.
As Iowa showed, union members don’t follow their bosses — only their money does.
All political punditry now aspires to the condition of TV criticism.
Ah, but all good things must end.
The White House has made up its mind to back Arlen Specter’s reelection. But does it want him replacing Orrin Hatch?