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Hugs and Kisses
Wlady Pleszczynski | 7.16.04
What’s really going on with the two Johns.
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Friday, July 16, 2004
Another Perspective
Settling the Argument: A Beginning
Reid Collins | 7.16.04
A satellite launched yesterday from Vanderberg AFB will help prove once and for all whether we’re causing global warming.
Campaign Crawlers
Tough Guys
Shawn Macomber | 7.16.04
It's not going to be a Democratic convention in Boston, but the second coming of Muscle Beach.
Media Matters
Looking Aslant at the News Biz
Lawrence Henry | 7.16.04
There’s a reason why the left media gets “Outfoxed” — it has everything to do with how you market news.
Special Report
When It Rains
Dave Stevens | 7.16.04
A dispatch from the eye of the Storm of the Century.
Reader Mail
Doing the Right Thing
7.16.04
When to go ahead, when to hold back. Attending to Cheney; not attending the convention. Plus much more.
Thursday, July 15, 2004
Washington Prowler
Hillary Silenced
The Prowler | 7.15.04
Though not if she has anything to say about it. Anyway, it's all Bill's fault. Plus: A Senate Republican in decline.
Political Hay
Goodbye, Crooked Grin?
Paul Beston | 7.15.04
If Dick Cheney goes, stoicism will go with him.
Special Report
Ditka Goes on DL
John Tabin | 7.15.04
Deepening Republican blues in the Land of Lincoln.
The Current Crisis
Who’s to Run the CIA?
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.15.04
Two men in particular should head the president’s list.
Campaign Crawlers
Big Tent Blues
Shawn Macomber | 7.15.04
The Bush convention's conservative lockout is a victory for the Democrats' forces of hate.
Reader Mail
Talking Back
7.15.04
Michael Fumento’s Raptor in flight. Pacific Islam. Political illegitimates. Justice Kennedy. Heedless Wertheimer. Plus much more.
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
Special Report
When Good Deeds Get Punished
Peter Flaherty | 7.14.04
Thanks to Fred Wertheimer’s anti-DeLay obsession, cancer-stricken and foster children will get less help. By his logic, today there’d be no March of Dimes.
Campaign Crawlers
Send in Jimmy Carter
Shawn Macomber | 7.14.04
Some Democrats are calling for the U.N. to oversee elections this fall — in the U.S.
Political Hay
Kennedy’s Benchmarks
Mark M. Trapp | 7.14.04
The making of a judicial legislator who once shunned “judge-made constitutional law.”
Another Perspective
To the Bottom of the Ocean
Neil Hrab | 7.14.04
Is where the Senate should send the Law of the Sea Treaty.
Reader Mail
Common and Uncommon
7.14.04
Ron Jr. Tom Sowell. Carbon Dioxide. Pat Roberts. Dick Cheney. Dick Cheney. Dick Cheney.
Tuesday, July 13, 2004
Special Report
Ron Reagan’s Stem Sell
George Neumayr | 7.13.04
Junior behaves as if he were still in Hugh Hefner’s orbit.
Campaign Crawlers
Florida Felons for Kerry
Larry Thornberry | 7.13.04
It's getting hard to keep track of some just-released Democratic chads.
TAS Live
The Economist
Tom Bethell | 7.13.04
Born in North Carolina in 1930, Thomas Sowell came along “just before racial quotas made the achievements of blacks look suspect.”
Lifestyles Left and Right
Picking on Greenhouse Gassers
Eric Peters | 7.13.04
A new offensive in the McCain-Lieberman war on the SUV.
Political Hay
Persistence Pays Off
Paul M. Weyrich | 7.13.04
Sen. Pat Roberts' achievement — even Jay Rockefeller went along.
Reader Mail
The Cheney Wars
7.13.04
Dump Tucker, not Cheney, some say. And does it have to be McCain? Plus: Islam’s deafening silence. Soft-headed America. Kansas in August. Valentine to Sandpoint. Plus more.
Monday, July 12, 2004
Washington Prowler
Kerry’s Intelligence Deficiency
The Prowler | 7.12.04
It's self-imposed. Plus:Conan the Campaigner
Loose Canons
Contempt of Court
Jed Babbin | 7.12.04
The International Court of Justice gangs up on Israel again, U.N.-style.
Political Hay
Edwards Courts the Wrong America
Jacob Laksin | 7.12.04
Outside Democratic precincts, the American Dream is alive and well.
Media Matters
Kansas Kondescension
Mark Goldblatt | 7.12.04
Thomas Frank, America’s know-it-all, needs help himself.
Reader Mail
Retired Reserve
7.12.04
Who is subject to recall? NATO shares the blame. Letter from Istanbul. National insecurity. Grounding the Raptor. Plus much more.
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