Political Hay
A Party on Its Knees
George Neumayr | 11.5.04
Who knew Democrats had such pious longings?
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Friday, November 5, 2004
Special Report
Ariel Sharon Rolls the Dice
Ilana Mercer | 11.5.04
Israel’s prime minister is risking more than just his career as he proceeds to uproot 25 Gaza and West Bank settlements.
Campaign Crawlers
Kerry Loses His Faith
Paul Kengor | 11.5.04
Catholic Kerry lost this week because he lost the Catholic vote.
Reader Mail
Losing It Big
11.5.04
The wages of winning. A more perfect vision. Dealing with defeat. Plus much more.
Thursday, November 4, 2004
Political Hay
Lessons for Losers
William Tucker | 11.4.04
High time Democrats admit they’ve become the minority party.
Washington Prowler
Tuesday’s Dirty Numbers
The Prowler | 11.4.04
Why Bush appeared to be losing. Plus: Group winners. Filling Edwards’ shoes.
The Current Crisis
The Wages of Hatred
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.4.04
Diabolizing a perfectly agreeable gentleman didn't work for the party of a perfectly dreadful candidate.
Another Perspective
Lessons From Tinfoil Hats
Patrick O'Hannigan | 11.4.04
There is nothing like listening to progressive radio in the aftermath of a significant defeat for its pet causes.
Reader Mail
Hogberg Nailed It
11.4.04
Calling the election perfectly. Also: Lefty divisions lash Neumayr. Plus much more on Winner W and those who lost …
Wednesday, November 3, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
No Dividing the Red Sea
George Neumayr | 11.3.04
Republicans will hold the House, Senate, and White House. Yet reporters insist the country remains “divided” — well, maybe from them.
Washington Prowler
W Stands for Win
Wlady Pleszczynski | 11.3.04
It wasn’t the clean sweep an incumbent victor normally receives — but, hey, it still means Kerry lost.
Political Hay
White House Steps
Jay D. Homnick | 11.3.04
Here we go again — abstinence never had a chance.
TAS Live
Hendrik Horatio Hornblower
Philip Terzian | 11.3.04
The tenured liberal of liberals of many a liberal rag has collected his liberal work.
Tuesday, November 2, 2004
Political Hay
Be Afraid
Shawn Macomber | 11.2.04
Liberals promise bedlam in the streets if Bush wins.
Campaign Crawlers
Electoral State College
David Hogberg | 11.2.04
Bush poised to outscore Kerry, 286-252.
Latte Nation
Red Town, Blue City
Jeremy Lott | 11.2.04
Dealing behind enemy lines not many miles from home.
Special Report
Beware of Hillarycare
Chris Reed | 11.2.04
California's rebound is threatened by Prop. 72 — and a Governator too frightened to squawk.
Another Perspective
HAVA Heart!
Reid Collins | 11.2.04
The Help America Vote Act has turned Election Day into an ugly joke.
Movie Takes
Voices of Iraq
James Bowman | 11.2.04
They belong to ordinary Iraqis who haven’t been heard from over here.
Monday, November 1, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Solidifying the Senate
David Hogberg | 11.1.04
Republicans will increase their majority by four.
Washington Prowler
Deep Smear Fishing
The Prowler | 11.1.04
60 Minutes went trolling for dirt, any clod it could find, for its Sunday finale. Plus: Republican nerves.
Political Hay
The Lay of the Land
John Tabin | 11.1.04
Republicans will win on Tuesday, by margins large and small.
Another Perspective
Divided We Won’t Stand
W. James Antle, III | 11.1.04
There's no guarantee a Democratic president and Republican Congress will give us smaller government.
Media Matters
Tie Goes to the Unprincipled
James Bowman | 11.1.04
The red-blue split might as well be red-red or blue-blue.
Loose Canons
Gunning Down the Lies
Jed Babbin | 11.1.04
OBL might have been reading from DNC talking points when he made his videotape. It’s time to fire back.
Reader Mail
Taking Libertarians
11.1.04
Preferable to Democrats? Plus: More on Tucker and kindness, on very bad Keller, on post-Torricelli Lautenberg, and other signs of the good times.
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