Special Report
Insecure Arguments
David Hogberg | 2.4.05
Opponents of Social Security reform are engaging in scare tactics. Here’s knocking them down, one by one.
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Friday, February 4, 2005
Another Perspective
How I Met the Holocaust
Lawrence Henry | 2.4.05
Remembering survivors who could not forget.
Political Hay
What I Should Have Said With the Merlot in Hand
Patrick O'Hannigan | 2.4.05
How to engage the Left about George W. Bush and the spread of freedom.
Campaign Crawlers
Blogs on a Roll
Patrick Hynes | 2.4.05
They’re not just for trashing the Old Media anymore. Political campaigns can no longer be conducted without them.
Latte Nation
Unsafe at Any High Speed
Eric Peters | 2.4.05
SUVs are rolling over because they’re being driven too fast.
Reader Mail
It Gets Worse
2.4.05
Who missed out as Worst Book Coogler? Plus: Speech, speech. Everywhere, Russia. Tort reform dissent. Plus more.
Thursday, February 3, 2005
Political Hay
Democrats in Bush’s Shadow
George Neumayr | 2.3.05
The President proposes, the Democrats groundhog the spotlight.
The Current Crisis
Jon Coogler Stewart
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.3.05
The runaway winner of the treasured Worst Book of the Year award.
Special Report
Hero Insurance
Jay D. Homnick | 2.3.05
There is a better way to provide death benefits to the survivors of American soldiers killed in action.
Another Perspective
Found in Translation
Julia Gorin | 2.3.05
Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark, Bill Clinton’s Supreme Allied Commander during the 1999 Kosovo campaign, refights a disgraceful war.
Reader Mail
Matters of Life
2.3.05
Biden his time. Rolling Stone's Bible. Reconstruction. Million Dollar Murder. Plus more.
Wednesday, February 2, 2005
Special Report
Apocalypse Now
Shawn Macomber | 2.2.05
Get ready for a nuclear Iran and a Russia that’s busily helping it get that way.
Washington Prowler
Innocents Abroad
The Prowler | 2.2.05
Don’t send Joe Biden to do Condi Rice’s job. Plus: Frost is off the pumpkin.
Another Perspective
The Lessons of Reconstruction
Andrew Cline | 2.2.05
Iraq and America’s post-Civil War South have much in common.
Media Matters
Where Would Jesus Advertise?
Christopher Orlet | 2.2.05
Bible, Church advertisements have no place in today’s media.
At Large
When Genocide Is Not Genocide
Steven Martinovich | 2.2.05
Once again the U.N. declines to call things by their real name.
Tuesday, February 1, 2005
At Large
The Other Elections
P. David Hornik | 2.1.05
Some prove to be overtly anti-American and anti-Semitic. Then what?
Special Report
Hollywood Homicide
George Neumayr | 2.1.05
The Oscars are set to honor a violent film that culminates in murder.
Another Perspective
Taming the Male Strom
Jay D. Homnick | 2.1.05
Essie Mae Williams was not unfortunate to have had Strom Thurmond for a father.
Latte Nation
Snubbing Che
Mark Goldblatt | 2.1.05
Robert Redford’s revolutionary hero dissed — a disturbing footnote.
Movie Takes
Lost Embrace
James Bowman | 2.1.05
A heartwarming tale of exile, loss, and reconciliation.
Reader Mail
Happy Days Are Here Again
2.1.05
Reactions to free Iraq, dreary Kerry, Happy Feder’s Bush enterprise, and surragacy options. Plus more.
Monday, January 31, 2005
Loose Canons
Iraq’s Election Day
Jed Babbin | 1.31.05
Yesterday Iraqis exercised one of the most basic rights of a free people.
Political Hay
Bad Kerry Day
Shawn Macomber | 1.31.05
He’s happy Saddam is gone, but not so happy Bush didn’t drown.
Enemy of the Week
A Boxer’s Dozen
Enemy Central | 1.31.05
They’re not the only ones competing in the most contested race since the Kentucky Derby.
Special Report
Liberal Marx-Speak
James Bowman | 1.31.05
It makes more sense to call Democrats communists than Republicans fascist, no?
Another Perspective
Suddenly Last Summers
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.31.05
His mouth was even bigger in the mid-1990s. So why didn’t he get in trouble then?
Reader Mail
Massachusetts Dreamin’
1.31.05
Opportunity costs in regulated America. Plus: The matter with Peggy Noonan. Oscar knights. Plus much more.
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