Political Hay
Wedding Bell Blunders
W. James Antle, III | 5.14.04
At the stroke of midnight, Monday morning, Massachusetts will issue its first gay marriage licenses.
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Friday, May 14, 2004
Special Report
Cheating the Scales
Doug Bandow | 5.14.04
Democrats today all want litmus tests — the very sort they and even Ted Kennedy used to gag at.
TAS Live
Heresy and History
Angelo M. Codevilla | 5.14.04
The war on terror will be won only when Islam’s Wahabi heresy is defeated — by orthodox Islam. Europe’s own religious history shows why. From the latest American Spectator.
Reader Mail
Pictures at an Exhibition
5.14.04
The Italian helicopter. Slurping past Mapplethorpe. Dead ringers. Usefully idiotic. No more Hillary popping off. Plus much more.
Thursday, May 13, 2004
Special Report
Sudan Back Again
Jacob Laksin | 5.13.04
With Khartoum’s killers on the job, watch out for your human rights. Once again, the U.N. lives up to all expectations.
Campaign Crawlers
The No Clue Election
David Hogberg | 5.13.04
Bush wins in a rout, as will Kerry, except it’s likely to be a dead heat.
Another Perspective
The Elgin Pelican Turns 90
Lawrence Henry | 5.13.04
Cleaning up America’s streets since 1914.
Political Hay
Wonder Bread or Blue Collar?
Timothy P. Carney | 5.13.04
The White House struggles to maintain the GOP as the party of white-bread suburbia — meaning, all quiet on the social issues front.
The Current Crisis
Keeping One’s Head
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.13.04
When all around you the libs are losing theirs.
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
At Large
Abu Ghraib and the Useful Idiots
P. David Hornik | 5.12.04
It’s a wild circus, 24/7, the images from the prison as sordid and obscene as the faces of the leftist moralists are righteous and haughty.
Washington Prowler
Kerry Lite
The Prowler | 5.12.04
Easing the great man’s burden. Plus: Hillary: Living With His Story.
Political Hay
The Abu Ghraib Collection
George Neumayr | 5.12.04
Jesse Helms would certainly be surprised at the moral horror on display these days in the Senate.
Reader Mail
Eat This Up
5.12.04
Home economics. Ben Stein salute. Iraq, now what? Police chases. Hillary-free. Plus much more.
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Washington Prowler
Do You Know Who I Am? (Part V)
The Prowler | 5.11.04
When he’s not passing blame around JFK II is reintroducing himself at great expense. Plus: Dustin Barbra.
Political Hay
What Really Matters
Brandon Crocker | 5.11.04
Whose war is it anyway? Bush’s? Or America’s?
Another Perspective
Food for Thought
Marina Malenic | 5.11.04
Slow Food will rid our palates of the Reformation and other manifestations of fast living.
Buy the Book
The Black and the Blue
Patrick Hynes | 5.11.04
Want to make a Democrat miserable? Remind her that her party was once called the Republican party.
TAS Live
Mad About Us
Jeffrey Gedmin | 5.11.04
In the view of many Germans, the U.S. is now post-Weimar. A letter from Europe.
Monday, May 10, 2004
TAS Live
American Salute
Ben Stein | 5.10.04
On the road in Walla Walla, Washington, and other hot spots. A fresh installment of Ben Stein’s Dairy.
Special Report
No Cop, No Stop?
Eric Peters | 5.10.04
No chase rules are allowing scofflaws to get away with whatever they want.
Another Perspective
Socialist Capitalists
Neil Hrab | 5.10.04
Introducing “cosmocrats,” capitalists who do not see the point of defending capitalism — and they're not even French.
Reader Mail
No Longer Friends
5.10.04
Friends don’t let Friends ridicule Friends. France was once a friend. Hitting bottom in Iraq. Plus much more.
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