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Friday, April 30, 2004

Enemy of the Week

Dirty Pool

Enemy Central | 4.30.04

Back to the primal ooze.

Special Report

A More Humble Euro-Basher

Jacob Laksin | 4.30.04

We’ve been wrong all along. As your average Euro will tell you, no one is a more determined opponent of terror than he is.

Media Matters

What I Always Wanted to Be

Lawrence Henry | 4.30.04

Ernie Pyle is still the greatest. He deserves not to be forgotten.

Special Report

Eternal Fraud

Bruce Gain | 4.30.04

Glorious France keeps its high-level fraudsters in high-level places.

Another Perspective

The Incompleat Gentleman

James Bowman | 4.30.04

What it takes to be the real thing, even if he is extinct.

Reader Mail

Births of a Nation

4.30.04

Smeal campaigns. Plus: Catered breakfasts. Caprices. The state of the world. And more.

Thursday, April 29, 2004

Washington Prowler

Kerry and Gore Unite

The Prowler | 4.29.04

But very secretly. Plus: Labor has a veep for John he can't refuse.

Political Hay

Smealing Hughes

George Neumayr | 4.29.04

By taking offense at a comment not directed at them, advocates of abortion stumbled into associating themselves with terrorists.

Another Perspective

Driving Off Into the Sunset

Marina Malenic | 4.29.04

This week the last Oldsmobiles rolled off their Lansing, Michigan assembly lines.

The Current Crisis

It’s 1992 All Over Again

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.29.04

John François Kerry's 2004 campaign for the presidency is taking on endearing aspects of Boy Clinton's 1992 campaign.

Special Report

The Party Without a Soul

Brandon Crocker | 4.29.04

Thinking out loud, but with compassion, about the greatest collective since socialized agriculture went out of business.

Movie Takes

The Agronomist

James Bowman | 4.29.04

A film about Haiti only John Aristide Kerry won't hate.

Reader Mail

Chris Matthews Beaned

4.29.04

A Hardballer gone soft. Also: French and Indian warriors. Da Vinci decodified. Self-service. Lost over Toomey. Plus more.

Wednesday, April 28, 2004

Washington Prowler

Guess Who Didn’t Come to Breakfast

The Prowler | 4.28.04

An important Catholic gathering in Washington. Plus: Kerry’s sunny wrinkle-free Sunday. Also: Veep for hire.

Campaign Crawlers

Six More Years

Shawn Macomber | 4.28.04

President Bush manages to win an election. Will Senator Specter remain grateful?

Media Matters

Let’s Play Softball!

David Hogberg | 4.28.04

Chris Matthews goes in the tank for Kerry and the DNC.

Special Report

You Gotta Serve Somebody

Gene Healy | 4.28.04

J.F. Kerry jumps on the national service bandwagon.

Buy the Book

Dan Brown Debunked

Patrick O'Hannigan | 4.28.04

Amy Welborn decodes a sensational best-seller.

Reader Mail

Coming Attractions

4.28.04

Bill’s book and the Kerry ouster. Post-Pennsylvania conservatism. New nuance on France. Same old U.N. Plus much more.

Tuesday, April 27, 2004

Campaign Crawlers

Small Tent

Shawn Macomber | 4.27.04

Toomey’s populist campaign is in disarray but he may still win, no thanks to the paid staff.

Washington Prowler

A Clinton Quickie

The Prowler | 4.27.04

So much more to make up, so little time — and it’s not to hurt Kerry one bit. Plus: Kerry’s Hoosier hero.

Political Hay

Why Bush Backs Specter

John Tabin | 4.27.04

If Specter is not re-elected, can Bush be?

Loose Canons

Once More Into the Screech

Jed Babbin | 4.27.04

There they — the French and the U.N. — go again.

Another Perspective

John Adam Smith Kerry

Patrick Hynes | 4.27.04

Check out his investments, which would put Benedict Arnold to shame.

Reader Mail

Marching On

4.27.04

Sgt. Pat Tillman. Among the pagan ladies. Snarlin’ Arlen — relentless junketeer.

Monday, April 26, 2004

Political Hay

Among the Pagan Ladies

George Neumayr | 4.26.04

One could call the Sunday “March for Women’s Lives” a festival of paganism, but that’s probably not fair to ancient pagans.

Washington Prowler

Hybrid Kerry

The Prowler | 4.26.04

He had his chance. Now he’s running on fumes. And people aren’t running to him. Plus: Democrats to go hungry.

Special Report

Tillman the Great

Paul Beston | 4.26.04

An American hero for the ages, not just ours.

Campaign Crawlers

Wooing the Goldwater Vote

Shawn Macomber | 4.26.04

Desperate to hold on, Arlen Specter turns into Attila. Live from the battlefield.

Another Perspective

Sweatshop Slackers

Brooke Oberwetter | 4.26.04

On a Washington Saturday, anti-globalist protest runs out of steam.

Reader Mail

Pat Tillman, RIP

4.26.04

The death of an Army Ranger. Plus much else.

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