Enemy of the Week
Heaven Can Wait
Enemy Central | 7.30.04
The Democrats put on a show of shows for an unlikely King.
The Democrats put on a show of shows for an unlikely King.
Weaker at home, weaker abroad — welcome to Sister Kerry’s America.
Kerry wanted to sound tough yet couldn’t bring himself to use that very word.
The Rev. and Bobby Jr. come unhinged. Also: Janet Reno's shrubs. Plus: A conservative cracks up.
If you want to understand trial lawyers, you have to recognize their one enduring fantasy.
It's hard to listen to Internet radio in bed.
Kerry in clear focus. Iran waits. Edwards divided. Tyrrell eternally banished. Ganging up on the Eurocentric. Plus much more.
Admit it, he had great hair. Also: Lack of fockus. Plus: Our man in Boston switches parties.
A convention without momentum — and Kerry acts weird too.
Are we with Canada or against it? Does the Bush Doctrine still have teeth?
Some of it is even done in English.
Michael Moore without the charming wit.
Kerry's big entrance. Ron Jr's judgment. Berger's blunder. CAIR vs. Mason and Felder. Plus more.
Teddy was both, except when the slurs got in the way. Teresa was superbe and Obama delivered.
Speaker after speaker goes treading in self-absorbed water.
John’s lens lease. Blue suit blues. Edwards follows suit. A drive-by photo-op. Plus: Aping Bush.
A remnant attempts to save the party from itself.
Kerry gets his comeuppance, as he too is depicted as a Nazi by some of the many uncaged visitors to convention Boston.
What kind of son would honor those who demonized his father?
Could it have been the best speech of his life?
The Dems trot out their big horses and proceed to ride small in the saddle.
The speakers’ svengali — but can he teach slobs good manners? Also: First daughters crack the whip. Hillary makes time. Designating a star.
Our emissary to the Democratic Convention hip-hops his way across an angry Boston where everything is expected to go wrong.
Colin Powell never had it so good — or proved this good. Live from Boston tonight: Barack Obama.
A much neglected Jewish holiday being observed today illuminates the conservative movement.
Arguing responsibly. Baylor and a fallen Southern Baptist. The real Colin Kelly. Coming to terms with life without Europe. Will Kerry’s opening pitch be his closer? Plus more.
Our delegate to the Kerry coronation spends a religious Sunday with Boston Democrats deep in prayer to their secular devils.
A fairweathered Fenway fan. Labor on strike alert. Shutting the Clintons up.
Michael Moore hired to cover Republican Convention — provided he’s not paired with Ann Coulter.
What the top Kerry adviser did is a serious felony, for which people spend decades in Club Fed.
In a demonstration of real integrity, university regents prove there is such a thing as a happy ending.
What is it about those Middle Eastern men on our planes? Plus: No selective outrage. Saturday night specials. St. Helen Thomas. A convention schedule. And much more.
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