Special Report
Stockpiling On
Shawn Macomber | 6.11.04
Weapons of conventional destruction continue to torment American and allied troops in Iraq.
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Friday, June 11, 2004
Washington Prowler
Kerry and Terry
The Prowler | 6.11.04
Not your usual power struggle. Plus: Checking Maxine. Who’s boss in Boston?
At Large
Thank You, Mr. President
Jacob Laksin | 6.11.04
For those who experienced communist terror firsthand, Reagan is a hero.
Media Matters
Chips From the Workbench
James Bowman | 6.11.04
On the lookout for signs of intelligent life.
Another Perspective
God Shed His Grace on Ray
Larry Thornberry | 6.11.04
Ray Charles also understood America.
Thursday, June 10, 2004
Washington Prowler
Simi Tough
The Prowler | 6.10.04
John Kerry comes crashing. Plus: A Jaws breakfast. Also: Moore on DNC DVD.
Political Hay
Liberalizing His Legacy
George Neumayr | 6.10.04
Do liberals not understand why Ronald Reagan opposed life-destroying Communism?
The Current Crisis
Reagan on the Rock
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.10.04
Is there a mountain high enough to satisfy the Committee for Monumental Progress?
Special Report
Air Marshal Law
Joanne McNeil | 6.10.04
Even Barbara Boxer wants her pilots to be armed. Air marshals and the TSA have other ideas.
Movie Takes
Love Me If You Dare (Jeux d’Enfants)
James Bowman | 6.10.04
Children’s games indeed, from the French.
Reader Mail
Try to Remember
6.10.04
A Talmudic lion's share. Mt. Rushmore's discoverers. Nixon and the revisionists. Unforgetting the forgotten. Plus more.
Wednesday, June 9, 2004
At Large
Reagan Revived the Greatest Generation
Lawrence Henry | 6.9.04
John F. Kennedy talked about “vigor.” Ronald Reagan put it into practice.
Another Perspective
Is the Talmud Republican?
Jay D. Homnick | 6.9.04
Better still, there's plenty to suggest it can be construed as Reaganite.
Latte Nation
Growing Up Reagan
W. James Antle, III | 6.9.04
Even in Massachusetts he was the children�s favorite.
Special Report
Xenophobia, Then and Now
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.9.04
If an immigrant fights for America, isn’t that proof of his assimilation? Not necessarily, according to a descendant of “settlers.”
Political Hay
Instant Revisionists
David Hogberg | 6.9.04
Ronald Reagan has been gone only a few days, and already the left is trying to rewrite history.
Movie Takes
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
James Bowman | 6.9.04
Too much of a childish thing.
Tuesday, June 8, 2004
Washington Prowler
Boss Kerry
The Prowler | 6.8.04
Seeding the states with Clinton-Gore goons. Plus: Democrats discover Reagan. Also: Al Gore’s latest crazy act.
Political Hay
Reagan’s Useful Idiot
George Neumayr | 6.8.04
Actually, Mikhail Gorbachev has become totally useless, other than to the New York Times.
Media Matters
Satellite Killed the Radio Star
Shawn Macomber | 6.8.04
Satellite radio is an idea whose time has come — so naturally government is doing what it can to stifle it.
Another Perspective
The Forgotten Generation
Reid Collins | 6.8.04
Who was it who gave life to the greatest one?
Reader Mail
Mourning in America
6.8.04
Sweet memories of Ronald Reagan. Plus: Spinning for Soros. Kerry nation defenses. Eyeing the wrong horse. And much more.
Monday, June 7, 2004
The Current Crisis
A Great Gentleman
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.7.04
Ronald Reagan was also a political genius.
Editor’s Desk
America Loves Reagan
Wlady Pleszczynski | 6.7.04
Because the feeling was mutual, for one thing, and now we know it will always love him.
Washington Prowler
Losers’ Last Stands
The Prowler | 6.7.04
Jesse on tour against Kerry. Dems who resisted honoring Reagan.
Another Perspective
He Changed the World
John Tabin | 6.7.04
Blessed are those whose first president was Ronald Reagan.
Media Matters
Tina Bopper
James Bowman | 6.7.04
Despising George W. Bush has turned Tina Brown into a defiant dingbat.
Loose Canons
June SGO
Jed Babbin | 6.7.04
Churchill was the greatest man of the first half of the 20th century, and Ronald Reagan was the greatest of the second. Alas, this is the 21st century.
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