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The Arlington Ladies
Shawn Macomber | 5.27.05
American volunteerism at its most moving. A Memorial Day tribute from our May issue.
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Friday, May 27, 2005
Eminentoes
Curious, George!
Clinton W. Taylor | 5.27.05
Did George Galloway commit perjury in his Oil-for-Food Senate testimony?
Special Report
Judge Not
Mark Tooley | 5.27.05
The Religious Left opposes Bush judicial nominees — religiously.
Political Hay
The Quisling Gambit
John Samples | 5.27.05
It works wherever there's a Republican eager to go along with Democrats.
Another Perspective
Laying On of Hands
James Poulos | 5.27.05
The imprimatur of holiness is a political blessing — even to the left.
The Nation’s Pulse
Shut Up!
Lawrence Henry | 5.27.05
Why do advertisers insist on being obnoxiously loud?
The Public Policy
Leave No Embryo Behind
5.27.05
President Bush's recent remarks on bioethics displayed moral seriousness and philosophical literacy. Here's the text of his short speech, as delivered in the East Room last Tuesday.
Reader Mail
Elite of All Evils
5.27.05
Separating the wimps from the chafed. Nuclear comedowns. Where's Ruth Bader Ginsburg? Plus much more.
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Special Report
Tyranny of the Moderates
George Neumayr | 5.26.05
Why should the majority submit to an elitist minority?
Another Perspective
Nuclear Climbdown
Gene Healy | 5.26.05
Conservatives need the filibuster a lot more than liberals do.
The Current Crisis
The Activist Fallacy
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.26.05
It's one of the Democrats' many extraordinary options.
At Large
Europe’s Last Dictator
Christopher Orlet | 5.26.05
Belarus today is like being back in the USSR.
Media Matters
The New York Marxist
Ralph R. Reiland | 5.26.05
If the New York Times has its way, who will be left to read the newspaper?
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Special Report
Saving Social Security Reform
David Hogberg | 5.25.05
Bush's top priority should be to win passage in the House now — in time for the 2006 elections.
Washington Prowler
Another Jesuit Canning
The Prowler | 5.25.05
The Rev. Thomas Reese was not the only recent target.
Media Matters
Little Darlings
James Bowman | 5.25.05
Lend an ear to the self-restrained victims of Toiletgate.
Political Hay
A Senate Show Trial
David Holman | 5.25.05
Once again, under ostensible Republican rule, Democrat senators brutalize a Bush appointee.
Another Perspective
Having a Heart
Jay D. Homnick | 5.25.05
The story of a CIA hero who is owed something.
Reader Mail
Very Bad News
5.25.05
The deal of the century goes filibust. Plus: Kinsley's mosquitoes, Collins' electricity, Hillary's Hillary, and much more.
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Washington Prowler
Here’s the Deal
The Prowler | 5.24.05
A victory for Republicans? Too many promises? Can Rehnquist now retire? Guess who thinks he can move on up…
Eminentoes
The Elite’s Moral Gadfly
George Neumayr | 5.24.05
Michael Kinsley declares the human embryo “more primitive than a mosquito.”
Special Report
A Corporate Lefty
David Hogberg | 5.24.05
When General Motors' CEO called for government-run health care, the Krugmans and Ehrenreichs rediscovered their deep love for his corporation.
Movie Takes
Tell Them Who You Are
James Bowman | 5.24.05
You think Henry Fonda was cold to Jane? How about the way Haskell Wexler has treated son Mark?
Reader Mail
Electric Crackles
5.24.05
In defense of the electric guitar. Howie Dean fizzles. Plus lots more.
Monday, May 23, 2005
Washington Prowler
Harry Moments
The Prowler | 5.23.05
Leader Reid backstabbed by his whip. Plus: Who's the mystery woman, Howie?
Political Hay
Doofus Dean
Patrick Hynes | 5.23.05
Being Sorry Howie means never having to say, “Sorry.” Has it only been 100 days?
Loose Canons
Bedtime for Bashar
Jed Babbin | 5.23.05
Iraq is not an island. It's just one country in a lousy neighborhood.
Another Perspective
Where Have You Gone, Jimmy Stewart?
Sean Higgins | 5.23.05
Democrats invoking Mr. Smith Goes to Washington are filibustering up the wrong tree.
The Nation’s Pulse
Plangent Pluckin’s
Reid Collins | 5.23.05
The creator of the electric stick is inducted into the Inventors' Hall of Fame.
Reader Mail
Annie Gets No Gun
5.23.05
Women in combat? Give peace a chance. But what about Clinton's contribution? Plus: Howie in W.Va. Trump. Finger Politics. Newsweak. ETS etc. And much more.
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