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I Don’t Feel for Felt
Ben Stein | 6.3.05
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Friday, June 3, 2005
Media Matters
Shattered Myth
John Tabin | 6.3.05
Dorian Gray had a better self-image than the one the Woodward-Bernsteins are ending up with.
Political Hay
Chic Crassness
George Neumayr | 6.3.05
The champions of Deep Throat built atop the ruins of Richard Nixon not a better culture but a base one.
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The Strategic Illogic of Political Science
Avi Dov Klein | 6.3.05
Is U.S. occupation the reason for suicide terror?
The Nation’s Pulse
Spring, 2005
Lawrence Henry | 6.3.05
How bad has the weather been in New England this spring?
Another Perspective
Europe Goes Dutch
Doug Bandow | 6.3.05
The U.S. has a trade card to play, now that Europeans are coming to their senses.
TAS Live
For He’s a Jolly Good Felon
John H. Fund | 6.3.05
Hillary's carves out an important base for 2008 — but are they good fundraisers?
Reader Mail
Hear Them Roar
6.3.05
The Wonkette left joins the reactors to Ben Stein on Nixon, Felt, and Cambodia. Plus: Throwing Danica’s weight around.
Thursday, June 2, 2005
Campaign Crawlers
Taken Aback in Washington
Sean Higgins | 6.2.05
The Campaign for America's Future seems resigned that it can't — all claims to the contrary — Take Back America.
Washington Prowler
Nosy Democrats
The Prowler | 6.2.05
Jay Rockefeller pressured to spill the beans on Bolton.
Among the Intellectualoids
Gulag Guantanamo
Christopher Orlet | 6.2.05
In Lenin's gulags the lucky ones were shot immediately. At Gitmo the biggest beef is some idiot mishandled a book.
The Current Crisis
Send in the Clowns
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.2.05
Lawyers who care travel to Gitmo.
Political Hay
Sugar Daddies
David Holman | 6.2.05
Congressional Republicans know when to oppose free trade.
At Large
Innocence in Syria
David Kenner | 6.2.05
Alas, even the nice girls of Palmyra think Americans hate Arabs.
Reader Mail
Feltgate
6.2.05
Ben Stein's Peacemaker: Commencing the rehabilitation of President Nixon. Also: Extra laps with Danica. Plus more.
Wednesday, June 1, 2005
Special Report
Deep Throat and Genocide
Ben Stein | 6.1.05
Mark Felt and his handlers destroyed a peace-maker and left Southeast Asia in totalitarian hands.
Media Matters
Felt Pen
George Neumayr | 6.1.05
In 1999, a summer camp pal of Jacob Bernstein's identified Deep Throat in a term paper, prompting Jacob's dad Carl Bernstein to conduct a little cover-up.
Political Hay
Veto-Proof Highway Robbery
David Hogberg | 6.1.05
President Bush is too weak politically to turn a bloated piece of pork into road kill.
At Large
The Goose, the Gander, and Iran
Akbar Atri | 6.1.05
The French referendum offers a silver lining.
Movie Takes
The Longest Yard
James Bowman | 6.1.05
A fumbled Movieland handoff from Burt Reynolds to Adam Sandler.
Reader Mail
Freedom Flies
6.1.05
The French fry the EU. Plus: Lott's pluck. Danica alley. And much more.
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Loose Canons
EU on Wry With Malaise
Jed Babbin | 5.31.05
Fearing the Polish plumber, the French say “non” to the EU constitution. Now the U.S. can do some repairs of its own.
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Submission to Islam
P. David Hornik | 5.31.05
Western Europe was proud to display it. Now America is its only way out.
Sports Arena
Standout Stand-In
Jay D. Homnick | 5.31.05
Lenny Harris sits on the bench of immortality.
Reader Mail
The Dead and the Dignified
5.31.05
Saluting the Arlington Ladies. Plus: Who is honorable? Righteous? Correct on stem cells? Also: Noise, noise, noise. And much more.
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