New Hampshire Under Siege
Blue State Party
Shawn Macomber | 12.17.04
Here are some things New Hampshire?s leading Democrats are doing “before the Inaugural.”
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Friday, December 17, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Governor by Litigation
Heather Roscoe | 12.17.04
The only rule in the Washington state recount is that anyone can change the rules.
Latte Nation
Sideways and Backwards
William Tucker | 12.17.04
Dorky liberalism in living color. Don’t forget to smell the wine.
Political Hay
Addicted to Liberal Media Acclaim
David Hogberg | 12.17.04
With Sen. John McCain, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Another Perspective
Time to Be Rich
Lawrence Henry | 12.17.04
Even if it means not living in a replica of Ralph Lauren’s private residence.
TAS Live
The River of No Return
George Neumayr | 12.17.04
Today decadent Europe decides whether Islamic Turkey is to be admitted into the EU. That will be the easy part.
Reader Mail
How Much Is That Doggie?
12.17.04
Ben Stein's puppy love. Plus: Kerik sticks. Pinochet corps. The “Misty” three. Ohio party time. And more.
Thursday, December 16, 2004
Another Perspective
Christmas Peace
Ben Stein | 12.16.04
The present you want isn’t on Rodeo Drive. It’s at the animal shelter near you.
Loose Canons
Don’t Play “Misty” for Me
Jed Babbin | 12.16.04
Three Senators who blew the cover on a top-secret Black Program should have the book thrown at ‘em.
Live From New York
Kerik and the Sistine Chapel
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 12.16.04
There is perfection, and then there is getting the right man for the job.
Campaign Crawlers
All Get Out
John Carlisle | 12.16.04
Why Republicans beat the Democratic 527s in getting out the vote.
The Current Crisis
The Left Always Gets Its Man
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.16.04
Even if he’s 89 years old.
Reader Mail
Bits and Pieces
12.16.04
Biden trivia. Monster Moore. Rummy Dearest. Waxman sentimental. The real St. Augustine. Liberal talk back. Evading Erin. Plus much more.
Wednesday, December 15, 2004
Campaign Crawlers
Dean of Abortion
George Neumayr | 12.15.04
Howie now says his party is not the party of abortion — yet who worked harder to make it that?
Washington Prowler
Ridiculously Sublime
The Prowler | 12.15.04
Joe Biden speaks. Remembering Leavitt’s past. A legislative coup.
Political Hay
Letter From Mooreland
Barbara Bernstein | 12.15.04
Michael Moore appears before the Los Angeles World Affairs Council — big time!
Special Report
Waxman Demeans Abstinence
James Bowman | 12.15.04
The growing problem of liberal moral sterility.
Campus Scenes
How to Ace an Exam
Ben Stein | 12.15.04
It is that time of year when Tommy is taking exams in school.
Reader Mail
Big Matters
12.15.04
The private future of Social Security. The savings of Calvinism. The ravings of liberalism. Plus much more.
Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Political Hay
Social Security Softies
David Hogberg | 12.14.04
Defenders of a bankrupt system are running out of arguments.
Another Perspective
Fat Cats, Calvin, and the Poor
Ralph R. Reiland | 12.14.04
’Tis the season to be concerned about the needy — but how concerned?
Special Report
Erin Crockovich Is Back
Michael Fumento | 12.14.04
She’s the American Public Health Association’s equivalent of a Nobel Laureate.
Media Matters
Progressive Oxymorons
Christopher Orlet | 12.14.04
Desperate Liberals dress up their failed ideas as Moral Values.
Reader Mail
Readiness Matters
12.14.04
Bye Bye Bernie. Bottles of the century. Armored for war and other mouthfuls. Black box cars. Plus much more.
Monday, December 13, 2004
Washington Prowler
Kerik Moves
The Prowler | 12.13.04
Welcome to New York area politics. Plus: Collins caught in a Patriot act.
Campaign Crawlers
The Ohio Recount Outrage
Paul M. Weyrich | 12.13.04
Recounts are for states like Washington where the gubernatorial race was virtual dead heat, not for a state where the recounters’ hero lost by some 117,000 votes.
Reader Mail
The Answer, My Friend
12.13.04
Much ado about Bob Dylan — and don't forget the Grateful Dead. Plus: Democrats in deep denial. Ben Stein's heirloom. Plus more.
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