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Fair Game
Enemy Central | 10.22.04
Hunting season is no time for running and hiding.
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Friday, October 22, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Liberalism Camouflaged
George Neumayr | 10.22.04
If his own views contained substance, John Kerry wouldn’t need conservative disguises to form a winning identity.
Special Report
The Brutal Curve of Forgetting
Lawrence Henry | 10.22.04
Like advertisers, political operatives know that repetition sells. Expect nothing but negative ad bombardment until November 2.
Political Hay
Arnold von Bismarck
Judd Magilnick | 10.22.04
The Governator shows Republicans — and conservatives — a third way.
Latte Nation
Hey, Big Spenders
Jeremy Lott | 10.22.04
Given that President Kerry would want to spend even more than President Bush, what’s a small government voter to do?
At Large
Evolutionary Justice
Christopher Orlet | 10.22.04
Missouri Justices use quack science to squelch death penalty for teen.
Reader Mail
Triumph of the Primitive
10.22.04
What does Team America tell us about America? Heated reactions from all sides. Plus much more.
Thursday, October 21, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Weighting for Godot
John Tabin | 10.21.04
How absurd is it that President Bush has a decisive lead in the polls, or a narrow lead, or no lead at all?
Special Report
The Tiddlywinks Initiative
David Hogberg | 10.21.04
Washington state voters are being asked to spend $1 billion more each year on nonachieving schools.
Another Perspective
Mean Team America
Shawn Macomber | 10.21.04
Sinking to the level of lefty ogres does not advance conservative civilization.
The Current Crisis
Permanently Wrong
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.21.04
One of these days Democrats will wonder why they always select improbable presidential candidates.
Reader Mail
Without a Prayer
10.21.04
Bishops and St. John Kerry. Pigs and other animal meat. Girlie geeks. Among the abducted. Mr./Ms. Cassell. PLUS: William Tucker’s “Kerry Nightmare” recast.
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
Special Report
Kerry’s Auxiliary Bishops
George Neumayr | 10.20.04
America’s bishops are more likely to vote for John Kerry than excommunicate him.
Political Hay
He Did It His Way
James Bowman | 10.20.04
Never apologize, never explain — unless maybe to a woman. Yet most men and women would prefer if President Bush didn't even go that far.
Another Perspective
Bazaar of the Bizarre
Jay D. Homnick | 10.20.04
Betty Hill was abducted by aliens. What’s John Kerry’s explanation?
Buy the Book
The Science of Idiocy
Paul J. Cella III | 10.20.04
Daniel Flynn exposes the Intellectual Morons — though inexplicably includes Leo Strauss in the mix.
Lifestyles Left and Right
The Geek Factor
Pamela Yates | 10.20.04
This election is about whether America still wants to be led by an Alpha male.
Reader Mail
Dreamland
10.20.04
Kerry’s Iraq withdrawal nightmare. Kind-to-animals conservatism. An undecided voter fulminates. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 19, 2004
Political Hay
The Kerry Nightmare
William Tucker | 10.19.04
Sleep on this: President Kerry orders withdrawal from Iraq.
Special Report
If the Democrats Lose
Patrick O'Hannigan | 10.19.04
We’ll know who to thank and which root causes to credit.
Another Perspective
Animals Rights: A Question of Humanity
P. David Hornik | 10.19.04
It’s time to pick up where Matthew Scully’s Dominion left off.
Media Matters
Team Ebert’s Political Police
Chris Reed | 10.19.04
Critics who love Michael Moore can’t stand it when he and his ilk are targeted.
Monday, October 18, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Burr in the Saddle
David Hogberg | 10.18.04
Riding along with surging Senate candidate Richard Burr in Jesse Helms country.
Loose Canons
November Losers
Jed Babbin | 10.18.04
They know who they are. That’s why they’ve been fighting mad.
Media Matters
Berserk Stewart
Shawn Macomber | 10.18.04
A comedian loses it shilling for John Kerry.
Special Report
Kerry and the Global Con Artists
Ralph R. Reiland | 10.18.04
The Democratic standard bearer’s “global community” is a collection of crooks.
Latte Nation
The Mother of Swing Voters
Sheila Monaghan | 10.18.04
Security moms are protecting their children this election year.
Movie Takes
Shall We Dance?
James Bowman | 10.18.04
On the other hand, say goodnight and mean goodbye!
Reader Mail
Human Capital Regimes
10.18.04
Doing Atkins. Improving Palestinians. Edwards’s island. Plus much more.
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