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The Bush Recovery
David Hogberg | 10.15.04
It’s all a function of Kerry’s inability to build on his performance in the first debate — or to keep track of what his view of Iraq is at any given moment.
It’s all a function of Kerry’s inability to build on his performance in the first debate — or to keep track of what his view of Iraq is at any given moment.
Walking with a swaggart does not become him.
Political operatives are its biggest dieters — literally.
The key is to address the humanitarian predicament.
The Rube Goldberg of Philosophers is dead, but his work lives on — in a way.
Debating the debate: Shawn under fire. Wlady and George ace the global test. Australia cheated. Plus much more.
Why didn’t Bob Schieffer stop the fight?
There’s a reason why U.S. senators don’t win the presidency, His Eminence John Kerry reminded viewers and voters last night.
Let’s be honest for once — the debates and their principals stank.
What makes a Democratic liberal hate to be called a liberal?
Jacques Derrida made suckers of many American profs.
From the Ethics Committee’s anti-Delay stunt to unethical Daschle’s anti-abortion stance.
Prosperity and ease. Remembering Rodney. Kerry security. Luddite stems. Plus: Presidential silence. And much more.
Kerry-Edwards remain in denial about Charles Duelfer’s findings.
John Kerry respects science if it advances the destruction of life.
A war leader has to remain tight-lipped — which won’t help him in debates against an intellectually corrupt opponent.
Since Debate One John Kerry’s numbers have improved — but for how long after tonight?
Once in love with Australia. Consoling Ms. Charlotte. Nuisance terrorism. Hewitt’s big tent. Plus much more.
Neville Kerry admits he’s a gambler in the Pre-9/11 Casino.
Think of John Kerry as a fabulous fabulist — and Boston Marathoner.
Had he won last Saturday, you'd be still hearing about it.
Naturally, he couldn’t resist playing shameful paranoia politics.
“What has happened to our country?” Plus much more, including Kerry timber lines, a lost weekend, and what Hugh Hewitt did to Bob Dornan.
The knock on Bush’s wood ownings — and Kerry’s confiscatory tax plans.
How Kofi’s boys botched the monitoring Saturday’s Afghan election. But did you hear who won in Australia?
Up close and personal, he gives the game away.
This year’s literary prize goes to a paleo-feminist, longtime Communist, and presumed anti-Yank.
Pro-abortion propaganda that rises above its low intentions.
Making strides in St. Louis — reader reactions to Neumayr-Pleszczynski. Also: Read the label. Plus much more.