Special Report
Col. Denman’s Luger
Ben Stein | 12.10.04
On inheriting a war hero’s captured gun.
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Friday, December 10, 2004
Political Hay
The Democrats’ Declaration of Independence
George Neumayr | 12.10.04
Guess which country they want to free themselves of!
Latte Nation
Unlike a Rolling Stone
William Tucker | 12.10.04
Radical politics, Bob Dylan, and the alleged number one song of all time.
Another Perspective
Letter to a Blue Friend
Lawrence Henry | 12.10.04
Can political enemies be friends? Not even during the Holidays?
Sports Arena
Busybodies on Steroids
Doug Bandow | 12.10.04
Shouldn’t John McCain be worried that Major League umpires might also be using steroids?
Special Report
Thinking Out of the Black Box
Jim Harper | 12.10.04
Big Brother and the modern driver.
Reader Mail
Sparks Flying
12.10.04
The real Harry Reid. Russert's bias. Panderers' penchants. Credit where it's do. Getting along. Beautiful writing. Plus more.
Thursday, December 9, 2004
Political Hay
Exploiting Tragedy
Shawn Macomber | 12.9.04
The debate over the intelligence bill shows just how depraved our television appearance-addled leaders really are.
Washington Prowler
Snow’s the Man
The Prowler | 12.9.04
No removal at Treasury — for now. Plus: A Patriot Act coup. Also: New DNC ponies.
The Current Crisis
Obscure Minority
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.9.04
In Harry Reid, Democrats have a small-minded leader for the ages.
Campaign Crawlers
Delusions of the Day
David Hogberg | 12.9.04
Another failed liberal effort to divine Republican division.
TAS Live
The U.N. vs. Iraq
Jed Babbin | 12.9.04
Kofi Annan treats Allawi's government worse than he treated Saddam's.
Reader Mail
The Spirit of Our Times
12.9.04
Bioethical compromises. Rude sports. Republican deficits. Plus much more.
Wednesday, December 8, 2004
Washington Prowler
Prepared for 2008
The Prowler | 12.8.04
John Kerry is already running. Next stop: Iowa. Plus: McAuliffe starts from scratch. Also: Evicting Chairman Berry.
Sports Arena
Fight Songs
Reid Collins | 12.8.04
Time was in America when a visiting team was that, a visitor, a guest.
TAS Live
A Technological Tsunami
Brian Wesbury | 12.8.04
In fact, the combined impact of technology and globalization is a transformational tsunami.
At Large
Do They Know Anything About Christmas?
Patrick Hynes | 12.8.04
British pop treacle insults the target of its faux compassion.
Tuesday, December 7, 2004
Washington Prowler
Capital Surprises
The Prowler | 12.7.04
Who’s up for HHS and Treasury? Howie Dean prepares to speak. John Kerry’s new perch.
Special Report
Compromising Bioethics
George Neumayr | 12.7.04
The demise of moral scruples always begins with a “debate,” as the President’s Council on Bioethics is demonstrating.
Another Perspective
Muscular Christians Flex Their Muscles
S.T. Karnick | 12.7.04
Local Christian groups, tired of “getting pushed around,” are rejecting government-enforced removal of Christianity from Christmas celebrations.
Reader Mail
The Coast Is Clear
12.7.04
Ben Stein Republicans come out of hiding. Plus: Conservative backlashers. Evander jabs. A Dutch defender. And more.
Monday, December 6, 2004
Political Hay
We Shall Overcome
Ben Stein | 12.6.04
Bush GOP partisans come out from hiding in Hollywood and Malibu.
Loose Canons
The Conservative Backlash
Jed Babbin | 12.6.04
George Bush’s political capital can buy us a smaller government.
Sports Arena
A Libertarian in Boxing Gloves
Paul Beston | 12.6.04
Evander Holyfield wants to continue in his dangerous profession, and should be allowed to do so.
TAS Live
Hats Off to Larry
Theodore B. Olson | 12.6.04
Honoring the perpetrator of a most notable act of political silliness — Clinton related, naturally.
Movie Takes
The Deserted Station
James Bowman | 12.6.04
Another splendid Iranian film of the post-revolutionary era.
Reader Mail
Holland’s Horror
12.6.04
Reader outcry: Where will euthanasia end? Also: A Lawrence Henry catalogue. Recounting Washington state. Federalist gun fetish. A Nobel doll's house. Plus more.
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