Washington Prowler
Kerry Flatters Bush
The Prowler | 3.5.04
He imitates him. Plus: Kerry deficits. Also: Scratched from the Oscars.
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Friday, March 5, 2004
Special Report
The Twentieth Century Gentleman
Lawrence Henry | 3.5.04
Nowadays no one remembers Arnold Gingrich, the man who published Fitzgerald and Hemingway and invented the modern magazine.
Reader Mail
Veepers Creepers
3.5.04
Hillary for what? The early returns. Plus: Big Daddy Stein. Crossover Republican. Speaking French to M. Croft.
Thursday, March 4, 2004
The Current Crisis
The Woman in Kerry’s Future
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.4.04
And in her thinking, the future is now.
Special Report
Bush’s Unlikely Hero
Jacob Laksin | 3.4.04
The President of the United States is once again the German Chancellor’s first meister.
Another Perspective
Rock ‘n’ Rolled Over
Todd Anderson | 3.4.04
All governments are liars and murderers, according to rockers who continually demand larger, expanded government. So it's true what they say about rock causing brain damage.
TAS Live
Another God That Failed
Tom Bethell | 3.4.04
The Human Genome Project has failed to live up to expectation. From The American Spectator’s print edition.
Reader Mail
Power Outrages
3.4.04
Grooming Kerry's successor. California centurions. Hollywoody ways. Border class wars. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 3, 2004
Political Hay
Stuck With Kerry
John Tabin | 3.3.04
Democrats have themselves a candidate. Can’t you feel the excitement?
Special Report
Bitter Pill
Shawn Macomber | 3.3.04
California joins the post-Christian world by running roughshod on religious freedom.
Campaign Crawlers
Nice Guys Finish Second
David Hogberg | 3.3.04
John Edwards didn't have to be so nice … though who's to say he would have been loved anyway.
Another Perspective
Repression Night
James Bowman | 3.3.04
Our movie critic on the acting profession’s sudden political reticence.
Reader Mail
Lost in Johannson
3.3.04
Scarlett letters. Plus, Ben Stein, Hollywood, and Leni. Aristide development. The end of innocence. Snoop dogs, and more.
Tuesday, March 2, 2004
Special Report
Kerry’s Dirty Diplomacy
George Neumayr | 3.2.04
His favorite Third World thug has been the necklacer he calls “Father Aristide.”
Political Hay
What’s With Lugar?
Paul M. Weyrich | 3.2.04
Jesse Helms’ successor as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is suddenly, and mysteriously, acting out of character.
Buy the Book
Security Blanket
Theodora Blanchfield | 3.2.04
It's natural these days to want to be safe and then to be sorry about what is required to create that illusion.
Monday, March 1, 2004
Latte Nation
One to Rile Them All
Jeremy Lott | 3.1.04
From the February issue: A trip to The Return of the King, opening night.
Washington Prowler
Double Your Trouble
The Prowler | 3.1.04
Why is John Kerry so nervous about Edwards and Clinton?
Media Matters
Jewbusters
Jay Currie | 3.1.04
Yet another progressive font of tolerance turns into what it professes to abhor.
Loose Canons
Spies vs. Spies vs. Spies
Jed Babbin | 3.1.04
It's a serious business, which makes one wonder why these aces would ever snoop on Kofi Annan.
Reader Mail
The Climax of the Plot
3.1.04
If there should be a marriage knot. Also: Hawke Hemingway. The coming Kerry draft. Veep peeps. And more.
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