Enemy of the Week
War and Peace
Enemy Central | 2.6.04
It would require a Tolstoy to capture the epic figures in our midst.
It would require a Tolstoy to capture the epic figures in our midst.
And they love the smell of napalm in the morning.
Kerry grows his own questioners. Plus: Breaking with Howie. Scripting an anti-Bush Oscar night.
He says he’s against gay marriage — yet he enjoys a 100 percent rating from homosexual activist groups.
They reflect preoccupation with Kerry, not what voters really think of Bush.
A Hollywood insult even to teenage intelligence.
A war hero candidate’s own Gettysburg Address — “We do not need to divide America over who served and how.”
Moving ahead with Kerry — though how to break the news gently to Howie? And can Edwards be outmaneuvered?
JFK isn’t home free, not if Masters of Disaster Lehane and Fabiani stay on his scent.
It’s always something when you’re one of a kind.
How the hucksters have reconfigured the Democratic Party.
Liking Kerry. Football kicks. Reporter of the season. Mommy Dems. Rich effete liberal snobs. Plus much more.
A nice guy finishes fifth. Will Democrats see his likes again?
It took a Weimar halftime to drive home just how decadent and unhinged America popular culture has become.
Super Sunday blood lust in the 130 pound division.
A vision of Middle America even more unreal than Hollywood.
The Presidential election of 2004 is shaping up to be a referendum on the legitimacy of American power.
They’re liberal, they’re loaded, and their names are John Edwards and John Kerry.
A left-wing linguist and the Dean and Bush campaigns.
Toiletbowl toiletries. The missing mystery. Air over Houston. Terrorist projections. Plus much more.
A Super Bowl for the ages (if you could stand the heat).
Filthy ads dominate first half — only to disappear in the second after the kids have gone to bed. Another stupendous moment in American popular culture.
We could be stuck with him and his Clintonian position on terrorism.
Edwards’ pariah politics. Kerry creates a job.
Good mystery writing that any Republican can love.
The Botox Boy’s special relationship with special interests.
Failing to give the SAT and its Education Testing Service the grade they deserve.
New Hampshire border wars. Rising to debate. Taking sides on Rush. Plus more.