Another Perspective
My Vietnam War
Lawrence Henry | 8.20.04
A belated apology to one and all.
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Friday, August 20, 2004
At Large
Fortress Kerry
Colby Cosh | 8.20.04
One moment Bush is a raging unilateralist, the next a craven isolationist. Will the Dems ever get their act together?
Special Report
Double Nonsense
James Bowman | 8.20.04
If marriage is now merely an impediment to self-realization, gay marriage will prove more shortlived than Gov. McGreevey's tenure.
Political Hay
Harkin Is on the Way
David Hogberg | 8.20.04
Just what the Kerry camp ordered — another Vietnam dissembler.
Buy the Book
Empire for Art’s Sake
Jesse Walker | 8.20.04
As writing, it's puerile. As art, it shines.
Reader Mail
The Dowd Chromosome
8.20.04
Was Maureen insensitive? Plus much more, including a Democratic power shortage, Tiger McCurry, Al Gore's deletion, and a Burning Man's desire.
Thursday, August 19, 2004
Washington Prowler
What’s the Big McCurry?
The Prowler | 8.19.04
A Clinton pit bull next to save Kerry? Also: Kerry upset at Cincinatti dissing.
Another Perspective
Iranian Judo and Other Oxy Morons
Jay D. Homnick | 8.19.04
What was martial artist Mr. Arash Miresmaeili thinking?
Latte Nation
Our Nation’s Top Dog
Brooke Oberwetter | 8.19.04
The life and times of Barney the White House terrier — and First Dogs past.
The Current Crisis
Power Outage
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.19.04
It's official: foreign policy is just another of the Dems' partisan obsessions.
Wednesday, August 18, 2004
Washington Prowler
Whouley-Eyed Kerry
The Prowler | 8.18.04
Turning to a secretive savior. Plus: Edwards' shrinking appeal.
At Large
What Happens Here…
Reid Collins | 8.18.04
Next time the Olympic games maybe should be hosted by Athens, Georgia.
Buy the Book
Beyond the Valley of the Groovy
Shawn Macomber | 8.18.04
Every thing you wanted to know about the Burning Man festival but were afraid to ask, and were right to be.
Another Perspective
A Fable
Jim Van Sickle | 8.18.04
What would a certain former high-ranking government official have to say about the ruckus in New Jersey?
Movie Takes
Danny Deckchair
James Bowman | 8.18.04
A good-hearted Australian film receives our critic's top rating.
Reader Mail
Keyes to the Kingdom?
8.18.04
On his call for reparations, the radical NEA, dialing for Palestinians, Kerry in Cambodia, Gorbachev the tool. Plus, those wacky Deaniacs.
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
Media Matters
Queer Eye for the Slate Guy
John Tabin | 8.17.04
How not to handicap the Afghan elections — Karzai deserves more than yuppie sneers.
At Large
Cell Phone Intifadists
George Neumayr | 8.17.04
Jailed Palestinians discover a new human right.
Special Report
No Lefty Left Behind
David Hogberg | 8.17.04
The National Education Association allies itself with radical fringe groups. What next, field trips to Lenin's tomb? Elementary school readings from Mao's Little Red Book?
Movie Takes
We Don’t Live Here Anymore
James Bowman | 8.17.04
Adultery among the professoriate — profound stuff!
Reader Mail
The Swimmer
8.17.04
Kerry crawls away from Cambodia. Considering Sadr. Following the Prowler. Our favorite Swiss-American.
Monday, August 16, 2004
Washington Prowler
A Mighty Wind
The Prowler | 8.16.04
Kerry hits the air currents, high above the struggling middle class. Plus: Newspeak in New Mexico. Also: A New Jersey comeback?
Special Report
Swimming From Cambodia
Thomas Lipscomb | 8.16.04
The sad fate of an exceptionally bad liar.
Loose Canons
Acceptable Realities
Jed Babbin | 8.16.04
Even President Bush has succumbed to the new catch phrase — as shown by his appointment of Porter Goss and putting re-election ahead of his duty to defeat the enemy.
Political Hay
No More Keyes Bashing
Hunter Baker | 8.16.04
Do Republicans fear a serious campaign against a vulnerable opponent?
TAS Live
Ever the Wonderboy
Brock Yates | 8.16.04
The Real Jimmy Carter takes us a stroll down memory lane with our worst ex-president.
Reader Mail
Dog Days
8.16.04
McGreevey perspectives. Unfit for Command fit for BOMC. Schori from this shore. Plus much more.
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