Editor’s Desk
Kerry Stiffed
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.9.04
Thirty minutes into the debate, he peaked.
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Saturday, October 9, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
The Peripatetic President
George Neumayr | 10.9.04
While John Kerry was, well, pathetic. A special Saturday report on Bush back in form.
Friday, October 8, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Thank God It’s Friday
Paul Beston | 10.8.04
If we must have town hall debates, this is the night for them.
Special Report
Brand Sprawl
Lawrence Henry | 10.8.04
Must consumers always be a step or two behind producers? Is capitalism losing its mind?
Media Matters
Shame On Ahead-Shrinkers
Jay D. Homnick | 10.8.04
Are the tightening polls accurate? It’s too close to call.
Movie Takes
Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry
James Bowman | 10.8.04
His adoring Butler did it — i.e., let the cat out of the bag as to just how pinko Jean-François turned out to be.
Reader Mail
City Peanuts
10.8.04
Neighborhood watch commandos. Hewitt Republicans. The sad fate of an ex-Republican. Kerry-Edwards in a word. Plus much more.
Thursday, October 7, 2004
Political Hay
Party Animal
David Hogberg | 10.7.04
Hugh Hewitt is right about national security, but one-dimensional in his understanding of the Republican big tent.
Reader Mail
Debate Fatigue
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.7.04
The presidential debates are deemed important only because the liberal media say they are.
Lifestyles Left and Right
A Wall of Trouble
Christopher Orlet | 10.7.04
Phil Spector’s demons are outliving his three-minute songs.
Reader Mail
Tabin or Not Tabin
10.7.04
Reactions to the vice-presidential debates. Plus: Rutan straight up. Kerry’s comedy circle. Special bonus: Edwards-Cheney in drunken Nova Scotia.
Wednesday, October 6, 2004
Editor’s Desk
Cheney Cleans Up
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.6.04
Where would the Bush team be without him?
Media Matters
A Stand-Up Guy
Shawn Macomber | 10.6.04
Did you hear the one about John Kerry and the drowning horse?
Another Perspective
Up, Up and Away
Reid Collins | 10.6.04
Now don’t get carried away by the Rutan “space plane.”
At Large
The Real October Surprise
Ralph R. Reiland | 10.6.04
Make way for the Line-in-the-Sand Election.
Reader Mail
Bouncing Back
10.6.04
Preparing to win round two, three, four, and five. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
Special Report
Kerry’s Carpet Ride
Marina Malenic | 10.5.04
There’s no magic in caving in to the nuclear demands of Pyongyang and Tehran.
Political Hay
We Lost Round One
William Tucker | 10.5.04
But flexibility of mind will save Mr. Bush.
Loose Canons
The Kerry Doctrine
Jed Babbin | 10.5.04
The enormous imbalance in Jean-François’ thinking.
Campaign Crawlers
Senate Uncertainties
Paul M. Weyrich | 10.5.04
Democratic control is not out of the question.
Movie Takes
Red Lights
James Bowman | 10.5.04
A well-made re-examination of the relationship between civilization and savagery.
Reader Mail
Proud to Be a Canadian
10.5.04
Not for long, if Proud To Be Americans have anything to say. Plus: Tobacco roads, Bush’s loss, America’s victory, and more.
Monday, October 4, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Pushing the Kerry Surge
John Tabin | 10.4.04
The numbers offensive is just getting started.
Another Perspective
Ten Pearls of Jewish Wisdom
P. David Hornik | 10.4.04
Insights into all aspects of everyday life, with maybe the exception of Rathergate.
Special Report
Addictive Allotments
Doug Bandow | 10.4.04
Washington prepares to resubsidize tobacco growers and friends — before reregulating them.
Political Hay
Tin Foil Hat Democrats
Mark Goldblatt | 10.4.04
Conspiracy theorizing has become the knee-jerk of the new millennium among liberal partisans. For good reason.
TAS Live
Cooperative Threat Reductio Ad Absurdum
Shawn Macomber | 10.4.04
The well-meaning Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction effort has turned into a Russian version of “take the money and run” — yet John Kerry, as he insisted again last Thursday, thinks he’ll get the Russians to cooperate. He’ll have better luck finding Treblinka Square.
Reader Mail
In Recovery
10.4.04
Post-Debate postmortems. Plus: Raunch country. Blogaloney. An Old European Canadian writes. And more.
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