The Public Policy
Tone Poems
John Tabin | 4.29.05
A relaxed President dropped a few bombs last night.
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Friday, April 29, 2005
Political Hay
Center-Left Republicanism’s Collapse
George Neumayr | 4.29.05
Schwarzenegger's messageless moderation isn't selling.
The Nation’s Pulse
David and Vinnie
Lawrence Henry | 4.29.05
Some kids find a way out of Charlestown, Mass.
Another Perspective
No Trespassing
Andrew Cline | 4.29.05
Local law enforcement devises new tactics against illegal aliens.
At Large
Where’s Ratko?
Christopher Orlet | 4.29.05
Serbia is poised to join the EU even though its government is hiding war criminals guilty of genocide.
Reader Mail
Keyed In
4.29.05
Make way for the Digital Era. Plus: Catholics. Gore Gore. Quote politics. Appendix removal. And more.
Thursday, April 28, 2005
TAS Live
Going, Going… Gone Digital!
The Editors | 4.28.05
The American Spectator launches The Digital Spectator.
The Current Crisis
The Politics of Personal Quotation
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.28.05
Nobody does it better than the Media Research Center.
At Large
When China Judges
Philip Klein | 4.28.05
Right about Japan, but wrong about itself and most everyone else.
Another Perspective
Fingered for the Crime
Jay D. Homnick | 4.28.05
Perry Mason would know what's up in the Wendy's case.
Political Hay
An American Travesty
David Holman | 4.28.05
Al Gore is back — but unwilling to move on beyond MoveOn.
The Public Policy
Another Dose of Krugman
David Hogberg | 4.28.05
All his prescriptions lure patients into government-run emergency wards.
Special Report
Who’s Got Appendicitis Now?
Judd Magilnick | 4.28.05
Forty years ago today, U.S. Marines landed in the Dominican Republic. The American left has never recovered.
Reader Mail
Cautionary Verses
4.28.05
There was a South Carolinian whose name is Jim. Plus other ethical lessons. Also: Condi '08? Not so fast! King Kung. That Canadian again. And more.
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Political Hay
Ethics Indulgence
George Neumayr | 4.27.05
The pharisaical flavor of Washington politics.
The Nation’s Pulse
My Kingdom for the Pill
Abigail Palmer | 4.27.05
Must American Catholics behave like spoiled children?
Among the Intellectualoids
Fighting Words
James Bowman | 4.27.05
The left is at it again, more bellicose than ever.
Special Report
Protecting Biotech
Doug Bandow | 4.27.05
Because America is freer, it dominates the biopharmaceutical industry worldwide. Shouldn't that make the politicians happy?
Reader Mail
Partial Political Abortion
4.27.05
Tim Kaine disappoints. Plus: Gonzo reactionaries. Wonderful Life moguls. Run again. Who was that Canadian? And more.
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Washington Prowler
Biden’s Nuclear Option
The Prowler | 4.26.05
He hates Frist's plans but not necessarily Iran's.
Campaign Crawlers
Raising Kaine
David Holman | 4.26.05
Virginia Democrats want to present their gubernatorial candidate as a lot more serious Catholic than John Kerry.
Another Perspective
Apologies, Cliff
Reid Collins | 4.26.05
Were the socialists right about our titans of industry?
The Nation’s Pulse
Fat, Tan & Happy!
Ralph R. Reiland | 4.26.05
Summer 2005 is starting to come alive.
Eminentoes
Hunter Thompson’s Reactionary Heart
James Poulos | 4.26.05
Much as the left wants him, it can't have him.
Reader Mail
Cut & Shoot Republicans
4.26.05
Filibuster, fi! Jeffords lube. Parisian amendments. BBC license. Moral instruction from Canada. Plus much more.
Monday, April 25, 2005
Eminentoes
Silly Jim
Sean Higgins | 4.25.05
Vermont's political conscience, Sen. Jim Jeffords, calls it quits.
Political Hay
Arnold Agonistes
Chris Reed | 4.25.05
The Democratic-media conspiracy finds itself a villain.
Another Perspective
Filibuster Flip-Flops
David Boaz | 4.25.05
It could be a Dr. Seuss story: Red team, blue team, my team, your team.
Loose Canons
Gilligan’s Ghost
Jed Babbin | 4.25.05
April SGO: A rogue BBC; Powell sinking Bolton; Admiral G's new Boss; France's Mr. Bean.
The Nation’s Pulse
Fat, Sober, and Happy
Shawn Macomber | 4.25.05
Striving unsuccessfully to be angry in America on a perfect spring day.
At Large
Past Not Over
Jay D. Homnick | 4.25.05
Why Passover is the most widely observed Jewish holiday.
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