To Be Absolutely Frank
Reign DeLay
Ben Stein | 4.15.05
A few more thoughts on our Majority Leader.
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Friday, April 15, 2005
Special Report
No Catholics Need Apply
David Holman | 4.15.05
In borking Bush appointee Scott Bloch, the left is resorting to outright bigotry.
Political Hay
Mr. Caesar Goes to Washington
Shawn Macomber | 4.15.05
A somewhat hopeless call for diluting tyranny with a national sales tax.
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Tax Day Revelations
David Hogberg | 4.15.05
With any luck, you could have paid a 115% tax rate on some of your income.
Reader Mail
Taking Back the Night
4.15.05
Pie-throwers forced to eat crust. Plus: AmSpec's national guard. Could China collect? Dr. Krugman's prescriptions. What other welfare cuts? And more.
Thursday, April 14, 2005
The Current Crisis
Mountainous Presumption
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.14.05
Democrats in decline are trying to drag Tom DeLay down to their level.
Political Hay
Pie in the Sky Liberals
George Neumayr | 4.14.05
How soon before they begin throwing bombs again?
Media Matters
Minister of Socialist Health-Care
David Hogberg | 4.14.05
Paul Krugman is up to his market-bashing ways again, big time.
Special Report
East of Eden
James Poulos | 4.14.05
Along the Pacific Rim, the 20th century refuses to die.
Another Perspective
Americans in Transition
Doug Bandow | 4.14.05
Cutting corporate welfare could cover the short-term transition costs that have Social Security apologists so bent out of shape.
Reader Mail
In the Know
4.14.05
Cardinal Mahony's PR firm questions TAS over Enron. Plus much more, including private accounts, Bush achievements, Ben and Tom, and unsigned heroes.
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Another Perspective
Unsettling Meeting
Jay D. Homnick | 4.13.05
Does the President know the difference between a settlement and a city?
Political Hay
Too Great For Its Own Good
Philip Klein | 4.13.05
What the left fears most about Social Security reform.
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Neoconservatism and Its Discontents
Ilya Shapiro | 4.13.05
Are we all neoconservatives now?
At Large
From Breadbasket to Dustbowl
Christopher Orlet | 4.13.05
No end in sight to the suffering of Zimbabweans under Robert Mugabe.
Reader Mail
The Tall Cardinal
4.13.05
Putting up with Mahony. Plus: Unnailing DeLay. Defending Israel. Swinging with Jane. The unsung “unsigned.” And much more.
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
To Be Absolutely Frank
The Truth About DeLay
Ben Stein | 4.12.05
The outrages against him must stop.
Media Matters
Protection Racketeers
George Neumayr | 4.12.05
It works this way: A liberal cardinal protects pedophiles. A liberal press protects the cardinal.
Another Perspective
Deconstructing Time
Shawn Macomber | 4.12.05
President Bush is right to hold Ariel Sharon's feet to the fire on the issue of settlements.
Special Report
Don’t Sit on Defense
Jay D. Homnick | 4.12.05
A new law has liberals worried society is moving in a more violent direction.
Editor’s Desk
Chip Shots and Papal Funerals
Wlady Pleszczynski | 4.12.05
What have we learned? What will we remember?
Monday, April 11, 2005
Washington Prowler
Memo Matters
The Prowler | 4.11.05
Harkin and Harry. Plus: Schumer choppers at the bit.
Special Report
Remember the Maine?
Clinton W. Taylor | 4.11.05
According to a Spanish news agency, Hugo Chavez's Venezuela has purchased “biological and nerve agents.”
Movie Takes
Winter Solstice
James Bowman | 4.11.05
The pulseless story of a morose father and his two morose sons that will leave its audience even more morose than they are.
Reader Mail
Talk Back Live
4.11.05
A Protestant response. Jimmy Carter the good. Un-defanging the Bible. Plus much more.
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