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Kerry Stiffed
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.9.04
Thirty minutes into the debate, he peaked.
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If we must have town hall debates, this is the night for them.
Must consumers always be a step or two behind producers? Is capitalism losing its mind?
Are the tightening polls accurate? It’s too close to call.
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.
Neighborhood watch commandos. Hewitt Republicans. The sad fate of an ex-Republican. Kerry-Edwards in a word. Plus much more.
Hugh Hewitt is right about national security, but one-dimensional in his understanding of the Republican big tent.
The presidential debates are deemed important only because the liberal media say they are.
Phil Spector’s demons are outliving his three-minute songs.
Reactions to the vice-presidential debates. Plus: Rutan straight up. Kerry’s comedy circle. Special bonus: Edwards-Cheney in drunken Nova Scotia.
Where would the Bush team be without him?
Did you hear the one about John Kerry and the drowning horse?
Now don’t get carried away by the Rutan “space plane.”
Make way for the Line-in-the-Sand Election.
Preparing to win round two, three, four, and five. Plus much more.
There’s no magic in caving in to the nuclear demands of Pyongyang and Tehran.
But flexibility of mind will save Mr. Bush.
The enormous imbalance in Jean-François’ thinking.
Democratic control is not out of the question.
A well-made re-examination of the relationship between civilization and savagery.
Not for long, if Proud To Be Americans have anything to say. Plus: Tobacco roads, Bush’s loss, America’s victory, and more.
The numbers offensive is just getting started.
Insights into all aspects of everyday life, with maybe the exception of Rathergate.
Washington prepares to resubsidize tobacco growers and friends — before reregulating them.
Conspiracy theorizing has become the knee-jerk of the new millennium among liberal partisans. For good reason.
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.
Post-Debate postmortems. Plus: Raunch country. Blogaloney. An Old European Canadian writes. And more.
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