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Friday, February 27, 2004

Enemy of the Week

Career Moves

Enemy Central | 2.27.04

The call of the wild proves irresistible.

Another Perspective

Gay Marriage, Hollywood-Style

Elihu Yale | 2.27.04

Fast forward to a financial train-wreck.

Washington Prowler

Not Sounding Too Great

The Prowler | 2.27.04

Kerry reverts to zombie form. Bill Clinton's gofer. Dean decides.

Special Report

Jeremiah Greenspan

Shawn Macomber | 2.27.04

The Fed chairman touched the third rail of politics Wednesday — he told the truth. Democrats — and Republicans — are petrified.

Political Hay

Chicken Hawke Celebrities

James Bowman | 2.27.04

A scrawny tribe whose identity would collapse if it didn’t have George W. Bush to hate.

Campaign Crawlers

The Real Veepstakes

Lawrence Henry | 2.27.04

To make himself look good J.F. Kerry will need to select a thorough mediocrity.

Reader Mail

In and Out of Tune

2.27.04

Reviewing the Passion. Sitting it out. Plus: Rod was right. The Frank Burns in Kerry. Borderline cases.

Thursday, February 26, 2004

Political Hay

The Kerry ERA

George Neumayr | 2.26.04

Today John Kerry warns against amending the U.S. Constitution — just the opposite of what he said when he promoted the Equal Rights Amendment, which, incidentally, would have permitted same-sex marriage.

Special Report

Ash Wednesday at the Movies

Shawn Macomber | 2.26.04

It wasn’t wasted, at least if you chose Mel Gibson over Ice Cube.

Another Perspective

Lightning Rod Paige

John Tabin | 2.26.04

Except this time the teachers’ unions are right to thunder against mindless federal interference.

The Current Crisis

No Appetite for Blood and Gore.

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.26.04

Or for John François Mitterrand Kerry, for that matter.

Movie Takes

The Passion of the Christ

James Bowman | 2.26.04

Mel has wonderful enemies, but his film is still a mess.

Reader Mail

Odd Sensations

2.26.04

Gibson’s effect. Abe Foxman reconsidered. The Memogate mess. Borderline tempers. Plus more.

Wednesday, February 25, 2004

Latte Nation

The Passion and the Fury

Jeremy Lott | 2.25.04

Turning movie-houses into temples — not your usual Ash Wednesday.

Another Perspective

The Immigration Thing (Part II)

Brandon Crocker | 2.25.04

Intellectual dishonesty is the only thing opponents of the Bush guest-worker proposal have going for them.

Special Report

Coal Into Diamonds

Paul Beston | 2.25.04

A posthumous boxed set distills the alchemy of Johnny Cash.

Political Hay

Let’s See the Memos

Paul M. Weyrich | 2.25.04

And let the chips fall in the Senate Judiciary Committee’s “Memogate.”

Movie Takes

Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen

James Bowman | 2.25.04

Like, she had to move from New York City to suburban New Jersey. And her mom's not really a single parent.

Reader Mail

Sex and the Silly

2.25.04

Sizing up S.J. Parker. A problem with Dad. Naderonomy. Plastic or plastic? Plus much more.

Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Media Matters

What, No Sex?

Reid Collins | 2.24.04

Did The American Spectator fall asleep on the job during the last night of Sex and the City? A critical exchange.

Another Perspective

Two Bag Ugly

Brian Doherty | 2.24.04

In which the author fights his way out of a plastic sack.

Political Hay

Public Citizen Number One

Jeremy Lott | 2.24.04

Ralph Nader will do just fine this year, because he knows how to take losses.

Washington Prowler

Nader Rater

The Prowler | 2.24.04

What Terry McAuliffe loves about Ralph’s running.

Movie Takes

Against the Ropes

James Bowman | 2.24.04

Whose idea was it to turn Meg Ryan into Angelo Dundee?

Monday, February 23, 2004

Washington Prowler

Top Events

The Prowler | 2.23.04

The President punches back. Hillary crawls toward the ring. Schumer slips on a banana peel.

Political Hay

A Terrific Mayor

George Neumayr | 2.23.04

So says Gov. Arnie about San Francisco’s top Democrat who, unlike national San Francisco Democrats, isn’t afraid to go the whole nine yards on gay marriage.

At Large

Habitat for Terrorism

K. Andrew Jackson | 2.23.04

Tom Ridge is no match for the gnatcatcher.

Loose Canons

Haiti Connections

Jed Babbin | 2.23.04

Naturally, there’s the French, Billy, the U.N. — just for starters.

Reader Mail

Howie Who?

2.23.04

Political resuscitation falls short. Kids4Dean: no laughing matter. Plus: Keys to manhood. Jacket photo-ops. And much more.

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