Political Hay
Running Up the Score
John Tabin | 3.4.05
Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Egypt, the DNC — where is the Bush Doctrine not winning?
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Friday, March 4, 2005
Another Perspective
How Soon We Forget
Shawn Macomber | 3.4.05
Progress's chorus goes silent about changes in Afghanistan.
Special Report
A New Covenant
David Holman | 3.4.05
Can voluntary covenant marriage cut divorce rates? Margaret Carlson doesn't think so — but who asked her?
At Large
Defining Diversity Down
Christopher Orlet | 3.4.05
UNESCO's continuing attempt to block free trade and stifle free expression.
Reader Mail
The New Ropers
3.4.05
The Supreme Court pays for its cheapness. Also: Bob Casey's new opponent. Rangeling Susan Estrich. Sticking up for Shawn. Plus much more.
Thursday, March 3, 2005
Political Hay
Constitution Killers
George Neumayr | 3.3.05
If Anthony “Roper” Kennedy isn't bound by the framers' words, why are the people bound by his?
Washington Prowler
Casey: It’s a Go
The Prowler | 3.3.05
But can Schumer deliver? And Santorum is primed.
Special Report
Abbas Must Get Tough
Philip Klein | 3.3.05
If he can't control his terrorists what's the point of dealing with him?
The Current Crisis
Bradley Achievement
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.3.05
For once, awards that mean something.
At Large
Appeasing North Korea
Doug Bandow | 3.3.05
The worst culprit is South Korea, which won't lift a finger to help escapees from the North.
Another Perspective
Bird of Paradise (Uli Derickson, RIP)
Jay D. Homnick | 3.3.05
She protected the passengers of TWA Flight #847.
Reader Mail
Get Out of Jail Free
3.3.05
Should ex-felons vote? Also: Estrich: not a pretty picture. Fighting the malaria “virus.” Border patrollers. Plus much more.
Wednesday, March 2, 2005
Another Perspective
Re-Enfranchising Felons
Shawn Macomber | 3.2.05
Whatever its effect on the electoral map, it's the right thing to do.
Special Report
Helicopter Politics
Charles V. Pena | 3.2.05
The Pentagon's chopper wars end in a victory for fair competition and free trade.
Media Matters
The Jomo Kenyatta Professor of Law
Avi Dov Klein | 3.2.05
Susan Estrich has a mau-mau problem, and it didn’t start with Michael Kinsley.
Buy the Book
Silent “Sam” Grant
H. W. Crocker, III | 3.2.05
Josiah Bunting has written an excellent short biography of America's under-appreciated 18th president.
Reader Mail
The Best Is Yet to Come
3.2.05
Ben Stein races on. Babied Hollywood. America, Europe, and oil. Howie Dean’s emissary. Plus much more.
Tuesday, March 1, 2005
Loose Canons
Eurotalk, Oil, and China
Jed Babbin | 3.1.05
The price of oil threatens our economic well-being. What are we going to do about it?
Special Report
Atrociously Conflicted
Clinton W. Taylor | 3.1.05
Welcome to the ACLU, Arkansas division.
Another Perspective
Tinseltown Values
George Neumayr | 3.1.05
Chris was a Rock of Gibraltar compared to the fakes he humored.
Reader Mail
Sinners Unrepentant
3.1.05
A Harry Reid voter writes. Deaniacs forever infantile. Gergen watchers. Immigration patrols. Plus much more.
Monday, February 28, 2005
Washington Prowler
Lost in the Desert
The Prowler | 2.28.05
No so Big Labor shoots craps. Jon Kyl up, Arlen Specter down.
Political Hay
Misunderestimate Dean?
Patrick Hynes | 2.28.05
The DNC's new chairman remains a scream no one can hear.
TAS Live
Welfare State Immigrants
Tom Bethell | 2.28.05
All is not well in the field of immigration, writes an anti-nativist.
Reader Mail
Ignorance Is Bias
2.28.05
The DDT fiasco. Le Moyne alums. Video meanness. Winter traumas. Plus much more.
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