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A Bad Case of the Deanies
Enemy Central | 2.20.04
Behind the effort to put Enemy Central out of business.
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Friday, February 20, 2004
Washington Prowler
Hairy Kerry
The Prowler | 2.20.04
Does he or doesn't he? Plus: Kerry makeup concerns at the SEIU.
Campaign Crawlers
Mr. Smooth’s Big Chance
David Hogberg | 2.20.04
John Kerry is as shaky as he is tall. Which is why John Edwards still could topple him.
Another Perspective
Secrets of Manhood
Lawrence Henry | 2.20.04
Number one, always know where your keys are.
At Large
Picture of an Exhibitionist
Bill Croke | 2.20.04
Never read a book whose author is on the cover.
Movie Takes
Monsieur Ibrahim
James Bowman | 2.20.04
Omar Sharif comes out of retirement, which at least is one good thing about this proto-sixties tale.
Reader Mail
Outsorcerers
2.20.04
Free-trade phobias. A flirty Diane Sawyer. Howie, one last time. Border watch. And more.
Thursday, February 19, 2004
Washington Prowler
Empty Kerry
The Prowler | 2.19.04
Who stole his Wisconsin? He courts Howie. He “writes” an AIDS bill.
Special Report
Outsourcing Is Out of Sight
William Tucker | 2.19.04
Thanks to the president’s economic adviser, the cat is out of the bag: Free trade is good.
The Current Crisis
On the Trail
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.19.04
A book campaign in talk radio country.
Political Hay
Boston Tea Party
W. James Antle, III | 2.19.04
How a state legislature ended up taking orders from the unelected branch — and they�re not even married.
Reader Mail
Sawyer, Gibson & Co.
2.19.04
Firm reactions to Diane’s Passion. Plus: Chin music. Dean farewells. Border patrols. Gay parenting. And much more.
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Letting Go
Shawn Macomber | 2.18.04
It’s not easy even you’re not pathological — and in the case of Howie Dean all bets are now off.
Political Hay
It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over
John Tabin | 2.18.04
And so long as John Edwards proves to have greater appeal among independents.
Media Matters
Mel’s Maligners
George Neumayr | 2.18.04
Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ is provoking religious slights — on Christians.
Sports Arena
Trading Places
Wlady Pleszczynski | 2.18.04
It’s too late for A-Rod to change his stripes, though you think George W. Bush will mind?
Reader Mail
Spitting Images
2.18.04
Larry David uncurbed. Gay adopters. Hillary unleashed. Sweating Kashmir. Sensible immigration. Whither Kerry, OPEC, Guantanamo?
Tuesday, February 17, 2004
Washington Prowler
An Offer Kerry Can’t Refuse
The Prowler | 2.17.04
Bill Clinton has a running mate for him.
Loose Canons
Pak Proliferation
Jed Babbin | 2.17.04
India is not the complete answer, but it’s one country that could help us check Pakistan and its nuclear madmen.
Political Hay
John Kerry Unveils the Regal Deal
Steve Hornbeck | 2.17.04
It will tolerate no pit stops at the Daytona 500.
Another Perspective
The Immigration Thing
Brandon Crocker | 2.17.04
Instead of running from Bush’s proposal, conservative lawmakers should be rolling up their sleeves to work on the all-important details.
At Large
Save the Children
P. David Hornik | 2.17.04
The adult world's latest irresponsible ideological experiment has gone too far.
Monday, February 16, 2004
Media Matters
Send Them to Guantanamo
James Bowman | 2.16.04
The media rabble is really asking for it now.
Campaign Crawlers
Off Wisconsin
Shawn Macomber | 2.16.04
Primary Democrats pretend they’re still competing, but even Mean Dean calls the top guy “President Kerry.”
At Large
Conan’s Triumph
Colby Cosh | 2.16.04
Now Canada’s terrified of an American comedian’s puppet dog. Alas, help is not on the way.
Political Hay
Too Much of Nothing
Paul Beston | 2.16.04
Larry David captures the new liberal line on service in Vietnam.
Reader Mail
Who Let the Dogs Out?
2.16.04
Best in the Kerry show and other creatures. Plus Kerry and Kerrey’s medals, Clancy, Dr. Florida, and more.
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