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White Mischief
Enemy Central | 2.13.04
John Kerry invokes his Democratic skin privilege.
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Friday, February 13, 2004
Political Hay
Kerry All Grown Up
George Neumayr | 2.13.04
During the Clinton impeachment he laid the groundwork for the defense of his own “zone of privacy.”
Washington Prowler
Betrayal Trail
The Prowler | 2.13.04
Clark betrays Lehane betrays Kerry betrays Terry… Also: Another war the Dems started.
Another Perspective
Why Combat Matters
William Tucker | 2.13.04
Kerry’s Vietnam business is serving a useful purpose by raising issues that need to be discussed this presidential election.
Latte Nation
Music to Break Up By
Jeremy Lott | 2.13.04
Norah Jones is back: older, better, heartbroken.
Reader Mail
Doesn’t Calculate
2.13.04
Go figure Asia. The minuscule Kerry vote. Vietnam Veterans Against John Kerry. Plus much more.
Thursday, February 12, 2004
Political Hay
Leave No Iowa Pork Child Behind
David Hogberg | 2.12.04
Who needs a lottery when you’ve got Congress playing Music Man? Thank you, Senator Grassley.
The Current Crisis
Moronica in America
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.12.04
The moron vote is working wonders for the Kerry-McAuliffe cabal.
At Large
The Weak Dollar Summit
Lawrence Henry | 2.12.04
The Bush administration has decided to allow the dollar to continue to seek its own level — which means it will continue to fall.
Media Matters
Dr. Florida’s Fever Swamps
Shawn Macomber | 2.12.04
Meet the Clintonizing Carnegie Mellon “development economist” who thinks he’s hot because he’s cool.
Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
His Old Pompous Self
Shawn Macomber | 2.11.04
Once it was almost possible to feel sorry for John Kerry. Not anymore, in this live report from Kerry headquarters.
Political Hay
The Antiwar War Hero
George Neumayr | 2.11.04
A Vietnam vet like John Kerry who describes the war as criminal inadvertently draws attention to his own actions.
Sports Arena
Borzoi Ballet
Wlady Pleszczynski | 2.11.04
Lots of good breeding was on display in Madison Square Garden the last few nights.
Reader Mail
Future Past Imperfect
2.11.04
Walking a Heinlein. Unsafe at any speed. Disadvantaged with Kerry. Knight’s hell. Plus more.
Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Buy the Book
Starship Bloopers
Colby Cosh | 2.10.04
A new look at the early Robert Heinlein: genre bender, Cold Warrior, monarchist — and fellow traveler.
Political Hay
Advantage: Kerry
Paul M. Weyrich | 2.10.04
One thing the Bush campaign should understand: John F. Kerry is not going to repeat the mistakes of the Mondales and Dukakis’s.
Special Report
Slowdown Artists
Eric Peters | 2.10.04
They’re still out there, determined to restore 55-mph driving on Interstates to from coast to coast.
Another Perspective
Tuskegee Revisited
Mark Goldblatt | 2.10.04
Separating myth from reality in the matter of the Tuskegee Experiment.
Reader Mail
Meet the Depressed
2.10.04
Jed Babbin and the President in a record turnout. Plus: Toilet training. Is there hope for conservatives? And more.
Monday, February 9, 2004
Special Report
The War on the War on Terror
P. David Hornik | 2.9.04
Since Vietnam, things have had a way of working out this way.
Another Perspective
Trouble in the Toilet
Matt Welch | 2.9.04
Some plumbing shouldn’t be subject to automation.
Washington Prowler
On Foreign Assignment
The Prowler | 2.9.04
Kerry to travel far and wide — and stay dirty. Plus: Howie the Naderite. Also: Labor’s blind love.
Loose Canons
Dubya’s SGO
Jed Babbin | 2.9.04
After the Sunday disaster on Meet the Press, it’s fair to ask: Does Mr. Bush still have the confidence in himself to continue as president?
Political Hay
Meet President Bush
John Tabin | 2.9.04
He did just fine yesterday on Russert. Plus his White House uses the Internet a lot better than Howie Dean ever did.
Reader Mail
Simply Delicious
2.9.04
Ben Stein draws blood. Democrat raging bulls. Bob Knight’s salad days. Plus much more.
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