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Enemy Central | 4.2.04
Everyone’s talking at us, can’t hear a word they’re saying.
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Friday, April 2, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Choose to Lose
Shawn Macomber | 4.2.04
Cool John Kerry hip hops MTV’s kids. “My daughter would probably tell you I’m a freak at times.”
Another Perspective
Made in Europe
RiShawn Biddle | 4.2.04
Churlish efforts to fight American culture have left Europe's pampered film industry easy prey for Hollywood.
Special Report
Scoutophobic San Diego
Harold Johnson & Mark S Pulliam | 4.2.04
The left’s assault on Boy Scouts gets dirtier.
Reader Mail
Remaining Supreme
4.2.04
RiShawn Biddle replies to Peter Brimelow. Plus: Kerry stuck in reverse. Positive Thinker. Steroids on base. Kerry never fell. Plus more.
Thursday, April 1, 2004
Washington Prowler
One for the Price of Two
The Prowler | 4.1.04
Bill Clinton's latest pitch to Kerry. Plus: Kerry sees stars.
Campaign Crawlers
Gang of Three
Timothy P. Carney | 4.1.04
Three Senate races could hold the answer to conservatives’ prayers.
Media Matters
The Thinker as an American
Lawrence Henry | 4.1.04
The making of a braino conservative webzine.
Political Hay
Ralph S. Louse
Shawn Macomber | 4.1.04
Coming this weekend, the summit of summits: Kerry vs. Nader.
The Current Crisis
All Fall Down
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.1.04
As Kerry's numbers shrink, the Dems will need to pull someone out of their hat and quick.
Movie Takes
Jersey Girl
James Bowman | 4.1.04
Not even Jennifer Lopez’s early departure can save this one.
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Washington Prowler
Kerry Most Presumptive
The Prowler | 3.31.04
The most political Catholic since Savonarola. Plus: Cynthia McKinney’s open door.
Political Hay
The President’s Funny Factor
Jacob Laksin | 3.31.04
There’s no humoring the vilely dishonest press. Will it revisit Kerry’s assassination joke?
Campaign Crawlers
Kerry Gasses
George Neumayr | 3.31.04
If he had his way, our nation’s cars would run on biodegradable ketchup. It’s all in his record.
Another Perspective
No Honor Among the Disloyal
James Bowman | 3.31.04
Richard Clarke wasn't spinning. He was lying.
At Large
The Permanent Things
Reid Collins | 3.31.04
Who benefits from the forgiveness granted Osama bin Laden’s predecessor?
Sports Arena
America’s Game
Larry Thornberry | 3.31.04
Welcome back, baseball, an art form that will triumph over steroids.
Reader Mail
Peter Brimelow on the Sierra War
3.31.04
A reply to RiShawn Biddle. Plus: Holy Hollywood, 60 Minutes’ finest hour, Kerry thumping, Scottish deficit reduction, Anti-terrorism, and more.
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Another Perspective
The God Squad
Elihu Yale | 3.30.04
Mel Gibson has freed Hollywood’s believers.
Special Report
Kerry’s Dirty Deeds
George Neumayr | 3.30.04
How, pray tell, do they comport with religious belief?
TAS Live
Deficits Don’t Matter
Brian Wesbury | 3.30.04
Debt that provides a positive real return is a good thing.
Campaign Crawlers
Kerry’s Good Works
Christopher Orlet | 3.30.04
John Kerry v. Martin Luther — and the Vatican.
Political Hay
Wagging the President
Mark Goldblatt | 3.30.04
Why didn’t Clinton bomb bin Laden after the attack on the USS Cole? “Let's understand the context.”
Movie Takes
Two Men Went to War
James Bowman | 3.30.04
A near throwback to that glory of British cinema, the Ealing Comedies of the immediate post-war period.
Monday, March 29, 2004
Media Matters
A 60 Minutes Miracle
Paul Beston | 3.29.04
Charles Pickering tells his story, and his detractors show their colors.
Washington Prowler
Unity Diners
The Prowler | 3.29.04
Who hugged whom? Who stiffed whom? Plus: Playing Dean for a fool.
Campus Scenes
Cinema Topics
John R. Dunlap | 3.29.04
What student takes a movie class? Is he unjaded enough to like older flicks?
Loose Canons
Mr. Clarke and Mullah Brezhnev
Jed Babbin | 3.29.04
Our nation’s greatest terrorism expert ever doesn’t have a clue as to what terrorists want.
Reader Mail
King and Her Court
3.29.04
Florence King's fans. Plus: Jack Valenti's unfans. Sierra roads. Freepers of the flame. And more.
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