Political Hay
The Humane Holocaust
George Neumayr | 4.1.05
Evil is always done under the appearance of goodness.
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Friday, April 1, 2005
Special Report
Downright Pagan
James Bowman | 4.1.05
What kind of barbaric world do we suddenly find ourselves living in?
Another Perspective
So, What Else Is Dead?
Reid Collins | 4.1.05
Not only Terri Schiavo died yesterday morning.
Media Matters
Retiring the Boogeyman
Shawn Macomber | 4.1.05
Liberals call cease fire with Clear Channel — now that it serves up Air America. So much for Al Franken's idea of an evil right-wing conglomerate.
Campaign Crawlers
Me and Chucky McGee
Patrick Hynes | 4.1.05
The rare political trickster who got caught. Naturally, he's a Republican.
Thursday, March 31, 2005
Political Hay
The Montana Howard Dean
Bill Croke | 3.31.05
Green liberalism comes into its own under new Democratic Gov. Brian Schweitzer — in a red state!
Washington Prowler
Missing Jesse Helms
The Prowler | 3.31.05
Unlike Senator Lugar, he wouldn't be sandbagging John Bolton's nomination.
At Large
Cutting the Umbilical Cord
Doug Bandow | 3.31.05
We'd be doing resentful South Korea a favor.
The Current Crisis
Tell Tchaikovsky the News
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.31.05
Michael Jackson finds new use for “The Nutcracker.”
Reader Mail
Looking Straight Ahead
3.31.05
Death on the march. After democracy. Southern borders. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Washington Prowler
One Volcker
The Prowler | 3.30.05
Kofi Annan's “investigator” keeps U.S. officials at bay.
At Large
The Not-So-New Middle East
P. David Hornik | 3.30.05
Throwing some cold water on all the fun.
Political Hay
Double Crossers
John Carlisle | 3.30.05
Unions lack the moral credibility to challenge Social Security reform.
Another Perspective
Schiavo and the Slippery Slope
Hunter Baker | 3.30.05
It's taking shape as we proceed.
Movie Takes
The Ballad of Jack and Rose
James Bowman | 3.30.05
A hippie film from the daughter of the late Arthur Miller.
Reader Mail
Miles to Go
3.30.05
The Prowler delivers. “Father” Drinan. Women need apply. A Mensa gal. Never enough Ben Stein. Plus much more.
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
To Be Absolutely Frank
American Death Sentence
Ben Stein | 3.29.05
The preferred new method is slow starvation and dehydration.
Media Matters
Lying Jesuits and Journalists
George Neumayr | 3.29.05
Whenever a cultural controversy pops up, raging bias is sure to follow.
Washington Prowler
Patches Kennedy
The Prowler | 3.29.05
Senate Republicans need to improve on Lincoln Chafee. Plus: Mice reign at William Donaldson's SEC.
Another Perspective
Blue Genius
Jay D. Homnick | 3.29.05
Act your own age is an adage now more true than ever.
Reader Mail
No Men Need Apply
3.29.05
Who's entitled to criticize NOW? Plus: Alaska East. Ben Stein defended — in a BIG way. Pork paths. And much more.
Monday, March 28, 2005
Washington Prowler
Gonzales Goes Missing
The Prowler | 3.28.05
The Justice Department lies low in the Schiavo case.
Loose Canons
The Three Amigos Summit
Jed Babbin | 3.28.05
Proving redundantly that Americans live in a lousy neighborhood.
Political Hay
Half-Baked Alaska
Patrick J. Michaels | 3.28.05
Our 49th state isn't getting warmer, but its Republican senators are hot for John McCain.
Reader Mail
Concentrated Minds
3.28.05
On Ben Stein's judging the judges. Also: Schiavo as a turning point. Plus: Bike paths of glory. And much, much more.
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