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Enemy Central | 3.26.04 @ 7:57PM
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Friday, March 26, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Dean Dumb Come
Shawn Macomber | 3.26.04 @ 12:08AM
Once a scream, always a scream, even at a Kerry rally. Howie for President!
Special Report
Goodbye, Valenti
Brian Doherty | 3.26.04 @ 12:06AM
The retiring movie lobbyist and laughingstock sees his industry dying to the bitter end.
Washington Prowler
Kerry Alarm
The Prowler | 3.26.04 @ 12:05AM
A fire brigade goes missing at last night's Bush-Cheney fundraiser.
TAS Live
Our Florence Nightingale
Colby Cosh | 3.26.04 @ 12:04AM
National Review's greatest loss, now available in a perfect anthology.
Reader Mail
Those Were the Days
3.26.04 @ 12:01AM
Another form of post-sixties recovery. Why we were in Vietnam. Plus: Fans of Dick Clarke. Mugging on the highways. Chopping into Lamm. Plus more.
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Washington Prowler
Happy Days Are Here Again
The Prowler | 3.25.04 @ 12:08AM
Kerry comes to Washington to be crowned -- but where will Clinton stay?
Political Hay
Weasel a Happy Tune
George Neumayr | 3.25.04 @ 12:07AM
If he's lucky, Richard Clarke will enjoy 15 days of fame. Not bad for the greatest public servant since Craig Livingston.
Special Report
Malthus's Quarreling Children
RiShawn Biddle | 3.25.04 @ 12:06AM
Two versions of a tired argument are at loggerheads at the Sierra Club.
The Current Crisis
Sixties to the Finish
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.25.04 @ 12:05AM
So what really explains the rancor arising in this election year?
Another Perspective
Progressive Ticketing
Eric Peters | 3.25.04 @ 12:04AM
Another new European practice we may soon sample ourselves.
Reader Mail
Going to Kerry City
3.25.04 @ 12:01AM
J.F. Kerry and his band of blues brothers. Plus: Under God… for how long? More U.N. negligence. Sim’s world. Bruined feelings, and much more.
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Political Hay
Kansas City Kerry
Paul Beston | 3.24.04 @ 12:08AM
His Vietnam past keeps popping up, but don’t expect Republicans to capitalize.
At Large
U.N. Does It Again
Jacob Laksin | 3.24.04 @ 12:07AM
Leave it to the United Nations -- to screw things up.
TAS Live
Hillary's Gang of One
Taki Theodoracopulos | 3.24.04 @ 12:06AM
High Life conservative Taki's take on Tyrrell's Madame Hillary.
Special Report
What a Drag
Shawn Macomber | 3.24.04 @ 12:05AM
The government's war on tobacco lights up again.
Movie Takes
Taking Lives
James Bowman | 3.24.04 @ 12:02AM
Why couldn’t Angelina Jolie have been the FBI agent trailing John Boy Kerry?
Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Washington Prowler
Pray to Play
The Prowler | 3.23.04 @ 12:07AM
J.F. Kerry goes to church. But is he going to San Francisco? Plus: new Democrat dirty tricks.
At Large
George W. Swift and the Gravity Sink
Lawrence Henry | 3.23.04 @ 12:06AM
The president's announced goals in space promise to give new meaning to liftoff.
Special Report
Father Doesn't Know Best
Harold Johnson | 3.23.04 @ 12:06AM
Not when he doesn't have custody and the mother wants their daughter to continue reciting the Pledge.
Another Perspective
Requiem for an Earth-Pig
Brian Doherty | 3.23.04 @ 12:05AM
One of our era's most enduring and complex epics of fantasy storytelling came to an end this month.
Movie Takes
Bon Voyage
James Bowman | 3.23.04 @ 12:02AM
Jean-Paul Rappeneau’s splendid film not only looks at the French defeat in World War II directly but does so from the point of view of chivalry.
Reader Mail
Watch Your Back
3.23.04 @ 12:01AM
And don’t believe everything you read: Lesson from the Clarke Affair. Plus: Peter Singer, Chiang Kai Shek, Europe, Europe, Europe. And Les Fox Girls. Plus more.
Monday, March 22, 2004
Special Report
Mistaken Random Terror in Jerusalem
P. David Hornik | 3.22.04 @ 12:08AM
If George Khoury had been a Jew, no one from the Palestinian Authority would have contacted his family to apologize.
Media Matters
The Latest Clintonite Bashes Bush
George Neumayr | 3.22.04 @ 12:07AM
Last night’s 60 Minutes launched a week of shameless attacks by Clinton-Kerry forces who wouldn't know a terrorist if he blew himself up in front of them.
Washington Prowler
After the Fall
The Prowler | 3.22.04 @ 12:07AM
The Secret Service is out on Kerry. Plus: "Tell him I'm not in."
Loose Canons
Palm Beach County, Taiwan
Jed Babbin | 3.22.04 @ 12:05AM
Maybe we need to send Katherine Harris to be our next emissary to Taiwan. Regardless, the current man needs to go.
Buy the Book
Singer's Plague
Shawn Macomber | 3.22.04 @ 12:04AM
A Princeton professor wows lefty Washington Bush-haters and baby-disposers.
Political Hay
Authentic Heels
James Bowman | 3.22.04 @ 12:03AM
Democrat anger and hate isn’t calculated, but an honest display of sheer madness.
Reader Mail
Jan Scruggs' Vietnam Wall?
3.22.04 @ 12:01AM
A letter from Robert Brudno. Plus: More European talk-back, some of it even friendly. Also: How yucky is Kerry? Bias bursts. Biology tests. Terror shoppers. More Fox hunting. And much more.
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