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The Prowler | 1.14.05
The fights for DNC chairman. Plus: The Casey against Santorum.
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Friday, January 14, 2005
Enemy of the Week
It’s Crying Time Again
Enemy Central | 1.14.05
Some good folks will never leave us.
Political Hay
Thanks, Armstrong
Shawn Macomber | 1.14.05
Liberal interest groups will rue the day the Williams scandal broke to expose the extent of their work as paid government propagandists.
Campaign Crawlers
Howard Dean’s Shrill Shill
Patrick Hynes | 1.14.05
The Daily Kos of doing business could cost Howie the DNC chairmanship.
At Large
Brutal Dictator Kitsch
Timothy P. Carney | 1.14.05
Prince Harry should have worn a Stalin shirt.
Reader Mail
Appeasement Today
1.14.05
Who isn’t guilty? Plus: New traffic bulletins. Moyers’ magic. Clinton still frightens. And more.
Thursday, January 13, 2005
Special Report
Touring the Al Gore Presidential Library and Museum
Leonard Albin | 1.13.05
Why didn’t Presidents Bush, Clinton, Bush and Carter attend its opening?
Buy the Book
The Clinton Dossier
George Neumayr | 1.13.05
An FBI insider opens his files to historians of the Ozark President.
The Current Crisis
Rogues Retire
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.13.05
Can there be life as we know it without Messrs. Moyers and Rather?
Movie Takes
The Assassination of Richard Nixon
James Bowman | 1.13.05
Starring Sean Penn, naturally, as the would-be assassin. Just think of the outcry that would greet any cinematic attempt to glorify Lee Harvey Oswald.
Reader Mail
On the Road Again
1.13.05
Speed limits and reader gridlock. Plus: A bad case of linguaphilia. Also: Iraq (boo). Korea (boo).
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Special Report
When Is Speeding Appropriate?
Eric Peters | 1.12.05
Only when police aren’t in a tax-collecting mood, evidently.
Political Hay
Fingering Armstrong’s Handouts
Jay D. Homnick | 1.12.05
The Republican lobby in monied Washington badly needs airing.
Buy the Book
Korea Showdown
Shawn Macomber | 1.12.05
Why, exactly, are we still on the Korean Peninsula?
At Large
The Wages of Appeasement
P. David Hornik | 1.12.05
One act that history does not ultimately tolerate or forgive.
Movie Takes
The Merchant of Venice
James Bowman | 1.12.05
Once again Shakespeare is “our contemporary,” poor guy.
Reader Mail
Watch Your Tongue
1.12.05
English for Luddites. Plus: Slamming Rathergate. Democrats have a nice day. Washington botch.
Tuesday, January 11, 2005
Media Matters
Carry On, Dan
George Neumayr | 1.11.05
CBS’s blue-ribbon panel on journalistic fraud at the network has extended rather than ended the fraud.
Washington Prowler
60 Minute Men
The Prowler | 1.11.05
What happened to the earlier drafts? Plus: Protecting the Clintons from David Rosen. Also: Tim Roemer’s Southern strategy.
Political Hay
AARP’s Selfish Gamble
David Hogberg | 1.11.05
The retiree lobby doesn’t want Social Security privatized, yet what is one of the major services it provides?
Special Report
Grammar for Smarties
Christopher Orlet | 1.11.05
The popularity of “Why Oh Why” books prove we’re serious about the care of our language.
Political Hay
Left Funk
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.11.05
Not even the Healthy Marriage Initiative is likely to improve progressives’ “relationship skills.”
Reader Mail
The New Orthodoxy
1.11.05
Go Gregorian. Four-hour masses. Trusting Sam Reed. Skyscraping the bottom. Nickel hoarding. Plus more.
Monday, January 10, 2005
Another Perspective
Orthodox in the City
Shawn Macomber | 1.10.05
On the occasion of my first second Christmas.
Political Hay
The Day the Wheels Came Off
Patrick Hynes | 1.10.05
One of the sorriest displays in congressional history.
Campaign Crawlers
Report From Washington-Florida
Heather Roscoe | 1.10.05
No one is calling Sam Reed Katherine Harris.
Reader Mail
Chump Change
1.10.05
The missing American nickel. Plus: Skyscraping. Torture niceties. NPR and Neumayr. Stern dismissal. Plus more.
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