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Iraq Agonistes
Shawn Macomber | 7.2.04
We sent Americans to liberate Iraqis, not to create a protectorate for a theocracy.
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Friday, July 2, 2004
Political Hay
An Equal Opportunity to Die
George Neumayr | 7.2.04
Will it make any difference if Zarqawi’s network targets American servicewomen?
At Large
Ironies of Zionism
P. David Hornik | 7.2.04
European Jews are likely to respond to Muslim-instigated anti-Semitism by fleeing to the U.S. instead of embattled Israel.
Another Perspective
Reagan’s Home Town
Lawrence Henry | 7.2.04
It’s a tiny place, but there’s a parade every Fourth of July.
Reader Mail
On the Town
7.2.04
Ballpark figures. Sweating Washington. Party meltdowns. Blood rites. Plus much more.
Thursday, July 1, 2004
Washington Prowler
Kerry Says Get Ready
The Prowler | 7.1.04
Veep finalists put on alert. Including Hillary? Also: Cheney out of the box.
Another Perspective
Metroland
H. W. Crocker, III | 7.1.04
Only the patriotically deluded think Washington, D.C., is a great summer vacation spot.
The Current Crisis
Among London’s Farceurs
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.1.04
A variety of national portraits, happily not every one of them a rogue.
Political Hay
Coalition of the Wild-Eyed
Mark Goldblatt | 7.1.04
Is it still a two-party system when one of the parties has gone over the edge?
Reader Mail
Wings of a President
7.1.04
Bush can fly, Moore can’t. Plus: Canada — the next Yugoslavia? Blood Democrats. Supreme matters. And more.
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Political Hay
Blood for Power
Paul Beston | 6.30.04
For Democrats, the simplest path to winning in November is losing in Iraq.
Washington Prowler
The Kerry-Moore Connection
The Prowler | 6.30.04
There is one. Michael couldn’t stay silent. Plus: Comrade Hillary by the Bay.
Media Matters
Centigrade Conversions
Reid Collins | 6.30.04
The Washington Posties’ latest harvest of shame.
Buy the Book
Love Potion, Aisle Nine
Shawn Macomber | 6.30.04
For the girl who has everything and wants more.
Reader Mail
Extremism Is a Vice
6.30.04
As the Dems will learn. Plus: Courting disaster — big time. Anti-Bush conservatives: who are they trying to kid? Leahy: Put up or shut down.
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Special Report
A Bad Night for Conservatives
Jeremy Lott | 6.29.04
A right-wing American Canuckophile laments.
Political Hay
War by Judicial Review
George Neumayr | 6.29.04
Is this a great liberal country or what, extending full constitutional protections to jihadists who would destroy the Constitution and all its adherents.
Washington Prowler
Kerry Plays Menino
The Prowler | 6.29.04
Boston is going to be costly. Plus: A brand New Jersey veep. Also: Clinton does Rio.
Campaign Crawlers
Bush Spotlights Extremists
David Hogberg | 6.29.04
Democrats are starting to pay for calling him a Nazi.
Another Perspective
A Sick Anger
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.29.04
Why do they hate us? Because it’s easier than thinking of oneself as the wretched of the earth.
Reader Mail
Troubled Times
6.29.04
Bad electoral choice? Moore’s not so hot. What happened to that strip club? Anti-drug war author responds. Plus much more.
Monday, June 28, 2004
Special Report
Fahrenheit’s Facts
John Tabin | 6.28.04
However bogus, the Democrat establishment has rallied to them. Will John Kerry?
Political Hay
Bush in Trouble
David Hogberg | 6.28.04
Why his lousy poll numbers? Ask some disillusioned conservative Republicans.
Loose Canons
Cui Bono?
Jed Babbin | 6.28.04
Other than the U.N., Syria and Iran, who benefits from the latest Iraq Resolution?
Movie Takes
The Hunting of the President
James Bowman | 6.28.04
How a moral giant of a U.S. President was almost done in by a collection of depraved Republican elves.
Reader Mail
Funny Business
6.28.04
Cheney seconded. Franken corrected. McMurtry shelved. Plus much more, including the debut of a new French friend; minimum wagers; planning Al Gore’s future, and playing through.
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