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Bring It On
George Neumayr | 5.13.05
Democrats are determined to go down with the Public Broadcasting ship.
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Friday, May 13, 2005
The Nation’s Pulse
On Banning Things
Lawrence Henry | 5.13.05
Government must be responding to our on-going appetite for horror movies.
Political Hay
Big Talkers on Campus
David Holman | 5.13.05
Princeton's anti-Frist filibusterers owe their fifteen days of fame to the Internet.
Special Report
Smokeless Kennedy-DeWine
Doug Bandow | 5.13.05
In a finale to the tobacco wars, a bipartisan coalition is pushing for FDA regulation of tobacco.
Another Perspective
Get the Funk Out
Christopher Orlet | 5.13.05
America's urban libraries, once “the delivery room for the birth of ideas — a place where history comes to life,” have become homeless shelters, lunatic asylums, and public baths.
Reader Mail
Let the Games Begin
5.13.05
Filibuster blusterers face silence. Breck girl in Chapel Hill. Jesus' party affiliation. Plus much more.
Thursday, May 12, 2005
The Current Crisis
Filibuster Busters
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.12.05
Democrat reactionaries are about to be taught a constitutional lesson.
Eminentoes
Uncle John’s Cabin
Shawn Macomber | 5.12.05
John Edwards took a wrong turn on his way to the “other America” and wound up on a plantation.
Political Hay
Social Security Psychology
Michael Van Winkle | 5.12.05
A risk-averse, math-challenged polity isn't a good bet to support the Bush plan.
TAS Live
Catching the Worm
Jeffrey Gedmin | 5.12.05
Why the tireless John Bolton is the perfect man for the U.N. — from the May issue.
Media Matters
Pajama Game
Peter Hannaford | 5.12.05
Blog coalitions are now applying steam heat to a mainstream media that used to be too wise.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Washington Prowler
Clerical Losers
The Prowler | 5.11.05
With the election of Benedict XVI, liberal American church leaders are learning about penance.
Among the Intellectualoids
Sleazy Stories
Scott Seward Smith | 5.11.05
The art of writing for publication.
Special Report
Derailing D-Company
Clinton W. Taylor | 5.11.05
After a key arrest, the noose is tightening around al Qaeda.
The Nation’s Pulse
Insufficient Bang for the Buck
Ralph R. Reiland | 5.11.05
All that government spending for what degree of safety?
Buy the Book
Sowell’s Rednecks
Doug Bandow | 5.11.05
Don't miss Thomas Sowell's new collection on “minority” controversies.
Reader Mail
Drawing Lott
5.11.05
Trent's comeback put on permanent hold. Also: A new Crusade. War ain't beanbag — Lt. Pantano in light of WWII. Plus: Priceless Klein.
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Washington Prowler
The Counsel of Trent
The Prowler | 5.10.05
As part of his big comeback, former Majority Leader Lott is trying to arrange a deal on Bush's judicial nominees.
Political Hay
Your Blog Will Be Investigated Soon
John Samples | 5.10.05
Campaign finance reform shows its new teeth.
Campaign Crawlers
Tory Comeuppance
James Bowman | 5.10.05
Who's the genius who called him Tony Bliar?
Special Report
Kingdom of This World
George Neumayr | 5.10.05
Western liberals celebrate the Muslim takeover of the Holy Land.
At Large
The New Quixote
Christopher Orlet | 5.10.05
Venezuela's would-be dictator adopts the mantle of the hallucinating knight errant.
Monday, May 9, 2005
Washington Prowler
Democratic Offensives
The Prowler | 5.9.05
Their names are Reid, Biden, Kennedy, Richardson, Dodd, Clinton…
Loose Canons
Overtime at the Iniquity Factory
Jed Babbin | 5.9.05
The U.N. must be working three shifts these days defying the U.S. Congress.
Another Perspective
Lily Putin
James Poulos | 5.9.05
In a round of Mideast travels, Vladimir played up his soft side in a play for Russian strength. We should be game, not gullible.
Reader Mail
The Joys of Republicanism
5.9.05
Jews, the GOP, and the Democrats: How dirty was Harry Truman? Earlier first ladies anticipate Laura. Whose party crisis? Plus much more.
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