Editor’s Desk
From Lambert to Treblinka
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.1.04
Ninety minutes never lasted longer.
Ninety minutes never lasted longer.
John Kerry served in Vietnam yet failed last night’s global test.
There's still a basic problem: Who will ever return this debater's salute?
Yet another syndrome the Democrat Party didn’t count on.
Score one for Mothers Against Half-Time Hooters.
The blog new future awaits. John McGinnis posits a world of Blog Dailies. Plus: Teddy and the Cuban Missile Crisis. Also: Happy Stein America. A quotable notable. And more.
After the revolution, who will provide the daily news?
Who knew that Ted Kennedy would be the next Ted Agnew?
Wouldn't it be nicer if J.F. Kerry went out with a bang?
What would our neopeaceniks have said about the Emir of Bokhara?
Free choices. Kerry crushers. Heat seekers. More Vietnam winnings. McCain-Feingold gold. U.S. efforts at intelligence. Reserve drills. Plus much more.
John Kerry can't imagine Saddam Hussein as a godfather to terrorists before the war. But Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi knows better.
Should it be U.S. policy to release terrorists so that they may kill again?
The big media moguls wanted Campaign Finance. They got it. Now they’re finished.
The creation and birth of the Xerox machine.
Che Guevara for dummies and all the other useful idiots.
Why we won in Vietnam. Years of living dangerously. Deal Hudson’s defenders. In a punk. Dropping the Globe. Left-Coaster of the Month. Plus much more.
Because we stood our ground, Asia became a tiger instead of Communist. What will the Middle East become, Sen. Kerry, if we stay our ground in Iraq?
How do you say “Physician, Heal Thyself” in Journalese?
Tobacco shakedowns are Washington’s addiction.
Johnny Ramone was a Bush punk for the ages.
Mainstream media used to be liberal and responsible. Now it’s just one of those things.
And the winner is … still not a closed deal.
Just before shouting, “Stop the world, I want to get off,” its adherents join a Reform Party or a Green Party. Crashing the Parties: 2004 captures the type. Don't miss it this week on PBS.
Not long ago airlines would have been fined for doing to Yusuf Islam what the U.S. government just did to him. Has Morning Broken?
The fall of a leading Catholic political operative.
What a lousy month for Messrs. Rather, Kerry, Assad, and Chirac’s cartoonish protégé.
From our new October issue: A preview of choice readings from John Kerry’s magnum opus.
General Giap’s gap. Debate distortions. Ordinary genius. Pershing’s pig link. Plus much more.
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It won’t take long for conservatives to scratch this presidential wannabe off their 2008 scorecard.
The American Christmas, like the songs that celebrate it, makes room for everybody under the rainbow. Is that why so many people seem to be hostile to it?
Was the President done in by the economy, or by the politics of the economy?