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The Fat of the Land
Enemy Central | 7.23.04
Summer time, and Democrat living is easy.
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Friday, July 23, 2004
Political Hay
Out of Commission
George Neumayr | 7.23.04
What the 9/11 panel calls a “failure of imagination” amounts to blinding liberalism, which is on display in its own report.
Campaign Crawlers
Catching Up With the Georgia Preacher
Lawrence Henry | 7.23.04
Is it possible to defeat a genuine McGovernite in people’s Massachusetts?
Special Report
Choice Uber Alles
Doug Bandow | 7.23.04
It’s now called “selective reduction” when you choose to keep one pregnancy going while ending others.
Another Perspective
Not Knowing
Reid Collins | 7.23.04
Uncle Pundit has been reading the 9/11 Commission report.
Media Matters
Impeachable Sources, Impeachable Offenses
Mark Goldblatt | 7.23.04
Doubting Helen Thomas.
Reader Mail
Waco Wars
7.23.04
Showdown at Baylor. Plus: Glasgow soccer wars. Rival fanaticisms. Frog-marched. Women workers unite. It's a Free Republic. Plus more.
Thursday, July 22, 2004
Campus Scenes
Considering the Unthinkable
Hunter Baker | 7.22.04
The idea that Robert Sloan could be dismissed for making Baylor University one of the most important stories in higher education seems absurd. But it could be about to happen.
Special Report
Kerry-Krugman Health Care
David Hogberg | 7.22.04
It picks up where Hillary Care left off — arrogantly.
The Current Crisis
Marchons, Marchons
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.22.04
France is on the march — so don’t dare get out of line.
TAS Live
After Greenspan, What Standard?
Brian Wesbury | 7.22.04
The Fed Chairman's days are numbered by law. Who will succeed Washington’s ultimate Teflon-Man?
Buy the Book
Soccer Thugs
Eric Anest | 7.22.04
Free-kicking Franklin Foer says that globalization hasn’t stamped out tribalism.
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Political Hay
Sloppy Berger
George Neumayr | 7.21.04
Laxness and corruption go hand in hand in the Clinton-Kerry security model.
At Large
Intrafada
Jay D. Homnick | 7.21.04
Palestinians now turn on themselves, in unintended tribute to Ariel Sharon.
Another Perspective
Playing With Fire
David Weigel | 7.21.04
Ultimate politics for the insatiable political junkie.
TAS Live
The Rival Fanaticisms of Our Day
Tom Bethell | 7.21.04
A perceived American defeat could bring a more dangerous world. From our summer issue.
Reader Mail
Spaced Out
7.21.04
Canned hairspray. Granny D defended. Johnny Isakson derided. Viacom switched off. The Gray Lady preempted. Trial lawyers put down. Plus more.
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Herman Cain’s Moment
John Tabin | 7.20.04
If he forces a runoff in today’s Georgia primary, he just might be the Republican to succeed Zell Miller.
Campus Scenes
The Young and the Right-Wing
W. James Antle, III | 7.20.04
Are too many campus conservatives standing athwart soapboxes, yelling stop?
Media Matters
Getting Iraq Wrong, Again
Jacob Laksin | 7.20.04
Hindsight is no clearer for the paper of record.
Special Report
A Black Box in Every Garage
Eric Peters | 7.20.04
Thanks to Big Brother, plans are underway to track your every driving mile.
TAS Live
Earth to Moonves
John H. Fund | 7.20.04
Raunchy CBS president Les Moonves’ dream series is about to launch.
Reader Mail
The Gaul of Some People
7.20.04
Is there any helping France? Readers respond to Jed Babbin, in a Reader Mail Special.
Monday, July 19, 2004
Political Hay
The Straw That Broke the Donkey’s Back
Hunter Baker | 7.19.04
Black and white Christian folks are discovering they have much in common — not happy news for liberal Democrats.
Special Report
Trial Lawyer Breath Testers
Doug Bandow | 7.19.04
Our favorite ambulance chasers are now in the business of suing booze makers.
Another Perspective
Rooked
Colby Cosh | 7.19.04
The Japanese government has arrested Bobby Fischer and may extradite him to the U.S. for the crime of playing chess.
Reader Mail
Kissing Contests
7.19.04
Kerry-Edwards turn ons. Plus: Fox rules. Staying dry. Natural birth. Plus much more.
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