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The Heat Is On
Enemy Central | 6.25.04
Crying Wolfowitz and other Washington rituals.
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Friday, June 25, 2004
Media Matters
Lonesome Love
George Neumayr | 6.25.04
The New York Times makes it up to Boy Clinton: He’s either Balzacian or Proustian.
Special Report
Minimum Wage Myths
Brandon Crocker | 6.25.04
Naturally, Sen. John Kerry, devoted friend of the working poor, buys into every last one of them.
Another Perspective
The Culture of Iron Will
Lawrence Henry | 6.25.04
Conservatives are still under the illusion that achievement matters.
Latte Nation
Loudmouths
Shawn Macomber | 6.25.04
Colin Quinn never calls it in. Don’t miss his Comedy Central show, Tough Crowd.
Reader Mail
Who Goes There?
6.25.04
State your name — or else. Plus much more, including the real Margaret Sanger.
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Special Report
What’s In a Name?
Brian Doherty | 6.24.04
Now police can make it their business to know, and you’d better cooperate.
The Current Crisis
My Lies
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.24.04
Actually, they’re hers too: the Clintons lie even when they don’t have to.
Political Hay
Trust Fund Babies
David Hogberg | 6.24.04
Opponents of Social Security reform think they have a new weapon.
Campaign Crawlers
Walk This Way
Shawn Macomber | 6.24.04
New Hampshire remains a politically hopping place, now that Granny D. has made her intentions known.
Reader Mail
Demonic Tendencies
6.24.04
Devil Bill. Sanger saved. Illinois noise. Let Kerry fix his own tires. Mighty Mickelson. Plus more.
Wednesday, June 23, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Ryan Express Ways
John Tabin | 6.23.04
In Illinois, hanky-panky is about all that Republicans have going for them.
Political Hay
My Demons
George Neumayr | 6.23.04
Rendered helpless by them Clinton needed an exorcist, not an independent counsel.
Special Report
Maggie Sanger and the Human Weeds
Shawn Macomber | 6.23.04
American eugenics comes into its own.
Reader Mail
In the Swing of Things
6.23.04
Putters, programs, politics, and stomaching a Kerry voter. Plus more.
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
Washington Prowler
The Secret Service Is Out
The Prowler | 6.22.04
Kerry treats his security detail about the same way Bill Clinton did his. Plus: Kerry’s dirty money — how much has he raised?
Another Perspective
Ladies Night
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.22.04
When the Jersey Shore goes hopelessly PC, it’s no fun even being a dog.
Campaign Crawlers
Torybook Ending?
Colby Cosh | 6.22.04
John Kerry should be very worried: Canadians may send the Liberals packing on June 28 — this despite Michael Moore’s best efforts.
Political Hay
Send in the Lions
Patrick Hynes | 6.22.04
The New York Times and NPR want Christians out of politics if they’re trending Republican.
Reader Mail
Natural Appeasers
6.22.04
Spare which women? Also: A European constitutional. A Kerry voter comes out of the deep. Plus more.
Monday, June 21, 2004
Special Report
Putin for Preemption
Jacob Laksin | 6.21.04
The Russian president makes the best case yet.
Washington Prowler
The Plot Thickens
The Prowler | 6.21.04
Kerry collects tapes. Sharpton absorbs bombshell. Uncle Teddy talks too much.
Another Perspective
Spare the Women
William Tucker | 6.21.04
The practice is as old as history, as the example of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed has reminded us.
Editor’s Desk
Goosen in a Groove
Wlady Pleszczynski | 6.21.04
And why Mickelson’s goose was cooked.
Reader Mail
Comma Cause
6.21.04
What’s in a misspelled word? Liberals had their day. Cozy with Al Qaeda. Another Frenchmen writes in. Plus more.
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