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Ski Trip
Enemy Central | 3.19.04
“Break a leg” is not in J.F. Kerry’s lexicon. This and more hot toddies.
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Friday, March 19, 2004
Special Report
Home Office, Tower of London Division
Mark Griffith | 3.19.04
In its brilliance, Her Majesty’s government now treats the wrongfully imprisoned as welfare cheats.
Live From New York
Kerry — Yuck!
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 3.19.04
A heroic attempt to approach Senator John with an open mind, putting political affiliation and party aside.
Buy the Book
Funding Terror
Shawn Macomber | 3.19.04
It’s not all done from caves. In fact, those involved could be living in your neighborhood.
Another Perspective
Humble Folks Without Temptation
Jesse Walker | 3.19.04
South Park and its Republicans are out to prove that there is a difference between smart bad taste and plain dumb bad taste.
Reader Mail
The New Derrida
3.19.04
Not since the famed Jacques has a Frenchmen been so thoroughly deconstructed. Plus much more, including an important announcement concerning a J.F. Kerry you won’t want to miss.
Thursday, March 18, 2004
Another Perspective
Lose Some, Win Some
John Tabin | 3.18.04
Spain aside, all is not well for the forces of evil.
Political Hay
The Treason Temptation
George Neumayr | 3.18.04
In their growing disdain for their own country Democrats increasingly rely on foreign opinion — and think this won't cost them politically.
Washington Prowler
A River Runs Through It
The Prowler | 3.18.04
In Idaho they know who JFK II is. Also: Illinois' rising star.
The Current Crisis
Binge College
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.18.04
Drinking is now the average student’s only confrontation with deep thought.
Media Matters
A Risky Culture Fight
Paul M. Weyrich | 3.18.04
If garbage-spewing Howard Stern can be shut down, what happens when President Hillary wants to pull the plug on talk radio for “hate speech”?
Reader Mail
Games People Play
3.18.04
Anti-American escalations. Losing Kerry at the movies. A Kerry serenade. Fox foxes. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 17, 2004
At Large
The Intelligence Game
John Corry | 3.17.04
When Washington is buying, it is usually told what the weaker players think it wants to hear.
Political Hay
John Dean Kerry
David Hogberg | 3.17.04
If his voice weren’t shot you would probably hear him screaming as he implodes.
TAS Live
Clinton’s Leading Conservative Lady
John H. Fund | 3.17.04
Is the glamorous Belinda Stronach on the verge of heading a major new Conservative Party?
Special Report
McGlory Be
Patrick Hynes | 3.17.04
He plays John Kerry in a Janeane Garofalo movie, just the thing to promote drink this St. Patrick’s Day, when anyone, even Kerry, can pass for Irish.
Campaign Crawlers
John Kerry Issues The Indignation Proclamation
Steve Hornbeck | 3.17.04
Word on the street is he’s taller than Abraham Lincoln.
Reader Mail
The Neoconquistadors
3.17.04
Have the Spanish fled? The Continent fights back. Plus more, including hot popups and redheads.
Tuesday, March 16, 2004
Washington Prowler
Traveling Man
The Prowler | 3.16.04
Kerry is dying to get to Madrid. Will it be another Florida fiasco? Also: Terry’s proud tower.
Special Report
John Lennon Kerry
George Neumayr | 3.16.04
This honorary Socialist Spaniard is always willing to give peace a chance.
Media Matters
Right Wing Cartoonery
Kelly Jane Torrance | 3.16.04
From Spike TV, a surprisingly fun cartoon about an unabashedly conservative syndicated columnist from San Diego.
At Large
Europe Talks Terrorism
Jacob Laksin | 3.16.04
It's passé even to mention it, yes, though it sure beats having to take action and getting all serious.
Another Perspective
Spanish Flee
Reid Collins | 3.16.04
America would still react differently, right?
Reader Mail
To Die in Madrid
3.16.04
When terrorists win. Also: A bias brigade. Kerry the braino. Jim Bridger rocks. A Gonzaga girl. Vietnam names. Hillary pops off. Plus more.
Monday, March 15, 2004
Special Report
One Step Closer to Destruction
Lawrence Henry | 3.15.04
Now comes the result of the post-Madrid bombing Spanish election …
Loose Canons
Etched in Stone
Jed Babbin | 3.15.04
Captain Edward Alan Brudno was an extraordinary man. Should his name be etched into the black granite of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial?
Sports Arena
Shaving It Close
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.15.04
March Madness is upon us — for better or worse, depending on how much money you waste betting on what is priceless.
Media Matters
Yes, We Have No Biases
Brandon Crocker | 3.15.04
Is using the tragedy of September 11th to advance a liberal foreign policy agenda “unconscionable” and “disgusting”?
At Large
The Forgotten Old Gabe
Bill Croke | 3.15.04
Jim Bridger, an unspoiled mountain man, would have been 200 on Wednesday.
Reader Mail
Business as Usual
3.15.04
China’s dictatorial habits. Health-care messes. Blood and guts. Gospel readings. Plus much more.
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