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Friday, March 12, 2004

Enemy of the Week

These Guys

Enemy Central | 3.12.04

Kerry means never having to say you’re sorry.

Latte Nation

A Million Austins

Shawn Macomber | 3.12.04

Planned Parenthood’s planning ain’t all it’s crack up to be.

At Large

Those Meddlesome ChiComs

Doug Bandow | 3.12.04

They know a good thing when they see it — hence their need to do it in and lecture us in the process.

Special Report

Solving the Health-Care Mess

William Tucker | 3.12.04

Health-care’s drag on the economy helped do in George H.W. Bush. It could do the same to George W. Bush.

Another Perspective

Imagine Private Property

K. Andrew Jackson | 3.12.04

It’s easy if you try, and the People’s Republic of China is about to make it official.

Reader Mail

Bonus Coverage

3.12.04

Flying, stomaching, absorbing John Kerry. Plus Kerry this, and Kerry that. Also: God and Da Vinci. Putin and Iraq. Selling Job Growth. Taking personal irresponsibility. And more.

Thursday, March 11, 2004

Washington Prowler

Kerry Schemes and Lies

The Prowler | 3.11.04

Not necessarily in that order. Who, pray tell, is “Riverfront Media”? Plus: What’s in a middle initial? Also: The Kerry comrade who couldn’t be bought. And: Stalking Bush’s guests.

Political Hay

The Bolshevik in Kerry

George Neumayr | 3.11.04

Redistributionist at home, lefty appeaser abroad. It's all in his record.

The Current Crisis

Job Growth Description

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.11.04

John Kerry doesn’t get it. But then he’s never been self-employed.

Another Perspective

Kook Bestseller

Amy Welborn | 3.11.04

Nothing like a Catholic bashing book to turns its champions into bigots and cranks.

Campaign Crawlers

His Royal Highness

David Hogberg | 3.11.04

When John Kerry is crowned president, he’ll replace “Hail to the Chief” with “Pomp and Circumstance.”

Movie Takes

Hidalgo

James Bowman | 3.11.04

Might this P.C. shlock from Disney be thought of as Michael Eisner’s parting gift?

Wednesday, March 10, 2004

Political Hay

The Blame Lame

James Bowman | 3.10.04

Democrats these days feel more at home on the lunatic fringe.

Special Report

Saving Saddam

Jacob Laksin | 3.10.04

Russian experts tried to bail out the Baathist — what did Vladimir Putin know, when did he know it, and what did we know?

Another Perspective

Ozzie Nelson, Proto Postmodern Sitcomist

Happy Jack Feder | 3.10.04

There was once a day when adventures in media did not require recourse to a Mute Button.

The Investor

The Ones That Got Away

Lawrence Henry | 3.10.04

There are some stocks of which you say, “Nah, that can’t go up anymore.”

Reader Mail

Permanent Scars

3.10.04

Those left behind in Vietnam: Does Kerry care? Plus: Still not caring about Martha Stewart. Or about Social Security. Or Justice Blackmun. And more.

Tuesday, March 9, 2004

At Large

AWOL on MIAs

John Corry | 3.9.04

John Kerry has a POW past.

Special Report

Justice Death

George Neumayr | 3.9.04

The late Harry Blackmun is being lionized as the second coming of Oliver Wendell Holmes — all because he made it easier to kill.

Washington Prowler

The Heinz Boy Goes IHOPping

The Prowler | 3.9.04

John Kerry flips and flops along with Sandy Berger. Plus: Who'll ride after Colorado's Nighthorse?

Another Perspective

Private Concern

Brooke Oberwetter | 3.9.04

For young people participation in Social Security is nothing more than a grand giveaway on their part. How long before they opt out entirely?

Reader Mail

Piling On

3.9.04

Martha Stewart resentenced. Plus much more.

Monday, March 8, 2004

Washington Prowler

Dueling Democrats

The Prowler | 3.8.04

Hillary could Kerry less. Eye on McAuliffe. Those 9/11 Bush ads. Plus: Striking at the GOP Convention.

Special Report

Tumbrel Rolling

Reid Collins | 3.8.04

Marie Antoinette probably got off easier than Martha Stewart.

Media Matters

Blown Away

Shawn Macomber | 3.8.04

The Sopranos are back, as irresistibly deplorable and loathsome as ever.

Loose Canons

March SGO

Jed Babbin | 3.8.04

Nuclear Iran continues to flip us off. Plus: Paying the price for getting postwar Iraq wrong. Are we preparing to cut and run?

Another Perspective

Sects in the City

Francis J. Beckwith | 3.8.04

Liberal tolerance, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Mel Gibson.

Reader Mail

Wal-Mart Marked Off

3.8.04

A reader shopping spree. Plus: High Definition Hillary. Up to speed with the Salvation Army. Emergency room visits. And more.

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