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It Takes a Snow Job
George Neumayr | 3.11.05
Hillary Clinton continues to have a V-chip on her shoulder.
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Friday, March 11, 2005
Live From New York
Home of the Mulligan
Paul Beston | 3.11.05
Second chances are not a constitutional right, contrary to what many Americans seem to believe.
Political Hay
For a New Propaganda
Christopher Orlet | 3.11.05
What better to propagate than liberal democracy, freedom, and human rights?
Another Perspective
Don’t Buy Toys
Lawrence Henry | 3.11.05
Kids today have too much not to play with.
TAS Live
Exit Strategies
Jed Babbin | 3.11.05
There'll be no coming home from Iraq until Iran's nuclear-minded jihadist regime is neutralized.
Reader Mail
Europe Is Up
3.11.05
Not so fast, Yankee! Plus: Bolton. Rather. Devito. Sharon. Women. Brains. And much more.
Thursday, March 10, 2005
Another Perspective
The China Syndrome
Doug Bandow | 3.10.05
In building up China, is Europe becoming America's enemy?
The Current Crisis
Thunder Bolton
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.10.05
How fine a choice is John Bolton to knock the U.N. down a few floors?
Political Hay
Same Old Pre-9/11 Bill
David Holman | 3.10.05
When it comes to Iran, former President Clinton remains on the side of the mullahs.
Buy the Book
The Bloggerstant Reformation
K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 3.10.05
Hugh Hewitt blogs through the political mire.
Media Matters
Transient Certainties
Mark Goldblatt | 3.10.05
Pronounce, publish, and perish in the New York Times Book Review.
Wednesday, March 9, 2005
Washington Prowler
Marking Minnesota
The Prowler | 3.9.05
Clearing the field for a GOP winner. Plus: Social Security specifics from the White House.
Political Hay
Music to Reformist Ears
David Hogberg | 3.9.05
Opponents of Social Security reform will have to denounce the Congressional Budget Office's director as a political hack.
Special Report
Bad Dog, No Settlement
Shawn Macomber | 3.9.05
Lose a pet and you get to take your lawyer for a walk.
At Large
Sharin’ Too Generously
Jay D. Homnick | 3.9.05
Fenced-in withdrawal from Gaza and the West Bank creates all the wrong incentives.
Reader Mail
The Woman Question
3.9.05
Is is safe to live free? Plus: Spineless Republicans. Southern speak. Sharansky. The Spectator's Scalia. And much more.
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
Editor’s Desk
All the Fixin’s
Wlady Pleszczynski | 3.8.05
Last week proved again what makes George W. Bush an extraordinary political player.
Political Hay
Cowardly Lions
George Neumayr | 3.8.05
Too many congressional Republicans are getting skittish, terrified of Democrats and media that go “boo” in the night.
Washington Prowler
Guess Who’s Coming to Washington?
The Prowler | 3.8.05
Please inform William Safire.
Monday, March 7, 2005
Washington Prowler
Keystone Capers
The Prowler | 3.7.05
Hafer hoofed by Rendell. Specter's new ingenue. Plus: Kerry's thin Reid.
Loose Canons
March SGO
Jed Babbin | 3.7.05
None of it good — not even Dan Rather's looming departure.
At Large
Sharansky’s Other Message
P. David Hornik | 3.7.05
This supposed optimist is also the consummate Middle East realist and should be heeded as such.
Media Matters
Bias Claws Back
Patrick Hynes | 3.7.05
The Washington Post and New York Times have taken to simply lying about Bush privatization plans.
Another Perspective
John Dillinger and Martha
Reid Collins | 3.7.05
Sometimes it pays to outfox the biggies.
Reader Mail
No Fault Marriage
3.7.05
And other social situations, including golf, courts, prisons, and DDT symposiums. Plus much more.
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