Media Matters
Impropriety Central
John Tabin | 1.28.05
Are the recent Williams-Gallagher-Kos “scandals” scandals? A guide for the unsuspecting.
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Friday, January 28, 2005
Campaign Crawlers
The Buzzing of the Bees
Happy Jack Feder | 1.28.05
Southern Oregon remains in turmoil after a heroic campaign appearance last fall by President George W. Bush.
Special Report
Not Enough Edges
Lawrence Henry | 1.28.05
Thanks to its politicos, Massachusetts is the only state losing population.
Another Perspective
Gone Wobbly
Patrick O'Hannigan | 1.28.05
Peggy Noonan is still looking for her lost mojo.
Another Perspective
Shunning Oscar
Shawn Macomber | 1.28.05
Who cares what the Academy thinks, anyway?
Reader Mail
No Presspassing
1.28.05
Should Bush even be talking to the Morans? Also: Maine remembers RET. Hill hath no fury. Personal accounts. Right hubris. Plus more.
Thursday, January 27, 2005
Political Hay
Safe, Legal, and Hillary
George Neumayr | 1.27.05
Senator Clinton wants voters to feel free to choose her our next president.
Editor’s Desk
Bush Among the Morans
Wlady Pleszczynski | 1.27.05
Yesterday’s press conference revealed a White House press corps on its last legs.
The Current Crisis
What Terrible Things Were Done
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.27.05
The Holocaust reminds us of just how serious a subject history is.
Media Matters
Bias: A Personal Account
David Hogberg | 1.27.05
USA Today joins the dishonest critics of Social Security reform.
Reader Mail
We Have Seen the Enemy
1.27.05
Besides Specter, that is. Also: Compassionate surrogacy. Townsquare abortion tests. Make mine milk. Plus more, including: Tyrrell debuts in Birmingham, Alabama.
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Washington Prowler
Specter’s Trial Lawyer Appointee
The Prowler | 1.26.05
The Judiciary chairman hires a liberal general counsel, leaving conservatives more livid still.
Buy the Book
The Topic of Cancer
David Hogberg | 1.26.05
Animal testing remains a dubious weapon in scare science’s war on synthetic chemicals.
Another Perspective
It’s Our Call
Doug Bandow | 1.26.05
Who says we should stay or not stay in Iraq and wherever else we have a military presence?
Lifestyles Left and Right
You’re Gestational
David Holman | 1.26.05
Surrogate parenting is America’s latest contribution to child abuse.
Reader Mail
Blame the Good Guys
1.26.05
March for whose civilization? Is Hillsdale part of the problem? Is Bush too nice to Specter? Milking the milk drinker? Plus much more.
Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Special Report
Abortion Is Un-American
George Neumayr | 1.25.05
Live from the March in Washington, D.C.
Campus Scenes
Subsidized Stupidity
Gary Wolfram | 1.25.05
The more aid Congress pours into colleges the less affordable they become.
Another Perspective
Wild, Wild World of Animal Rights
Christopher Orlet | 1.25.05
Abortion is okay, but we cannot tolerate prize fish and blue cows.
At Large
Dishwasher Economics
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.25.05
The Steelers’ defeat is the last thing that makes Pittsburgh a loser.
Reader Mail
Camera Ready
1.25.05
Remembering Johnny Carson. Plus: Tried torture. Bush and Specter. Old U.N. And more.
Monday, January 24, 2005
Editor’s Desk
Mr. Tonight
Wlady Pleszczynski | 1.24.05
The further Johnny Carson recedes in television time, the greater he’ll become.
Washington Prowler
Specter Fallout
The Prowler | 1.24.05
Poisoning Santorum. Plus: The RNC’s young money.
Political Hay
Freedom Day
Shawn Macomber | 1.24.05
Not everyone was red-white-and-blue nice in ultra-secure Washington last week.
Loose Canons
Levels of Discomfort
Jed Babbin | 1.24.05
Forget the Counter Terrorist Unit — we need a Special Interrogation Squad.
Buy the Book
A Force for Mayhem
P. David Hornik | 1.24.05
The U.N.’s sorry record is clear, Dore Gold writes. The trick is to find ways to live internationally without it.
Movie Takes
Monsieur N.
James Bowman | 1.24.05
Once again, Napoleon the Man seems to win out over Napoleon the Emperor.
Reader Mail
The Specter Factor
1.24.05
The most friendless senator of them all — unless you factor in John Benedict Arnold Kerry. Plus much more.
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