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The Secret of the Bell
Judd Magilnick | 7.1.05
Breaking “The Liberty Code.”
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Friday, July 1, 2005
The Public Policy
What’s the Excuse for Inaction Now?
Gary Bauer | 7.1.05
Even Democrat Ben Nelson supports a Federal Marriage Amendment after a judge in his home state told Nebraskans that they can't ban gay marriage.
Special Report
On Dialysis
Lawrence Henry | 7.1.05
In less litigious times, one didn't have to dialyze alone.
Among the Intellectualoids
Happy Birthday, Amerika
Mark Tooley | 7.1.05
The National Council of Churches sends out best wishes for a lousy Fourth of July.
At Large
Where Al Qaeda Is King
Christopher Orlet | 7.1.05
Yemen is a haven for Islamic terrorists and Ba'athist fugitives.
The Public Policy
Terminating the Economy
Doug Bandow | 7.1.05
The Governator melts down on global warming.
TAS Live
A Great American Picnic
David Holman | 7.1.05
Welcome to The American Spectator's first annual Pig Roast and Bluegrass Festival.
Reader Mail
Fireworks Displays
7.1.05
Death penalty days. Yes on denial. Enemies of freedom. Franklin Graham on Dad's joke. Plus much more.
Thursday, June 30, 2005
The Current Crisis
Death to Rader
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.30.05
The serial hyena would find life in prison too much to his liking.
At Large
Iran: Round Two
Akbar Atri | 6.30.05
The victory of the mullahs' man in the presidential runoff spells new trouble.
Political Hay
One Pence
John Samples | 6.30.05
Make that a golden Pence. A valentine to a conscientious conservative.
Special Report
Yes on Abstinence
David Holman | 6.30.05
Just saying no is not what the ACLU, PBS, and Joycelyn Elders want to hear.
Special Report
Big Government Business
Timothy P. Carney | 6.30.05
Where is Karl Marx when we need him?
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Political Hay
Thirty Minute Man
John Tabin | 6.29.05
Last night the President made a great prime-time appearance.
Washington Prowler
Nailing Labor’s Coffin
The Prowler | 6.29.05
Hammering at Sweeney. Plus: Hillary discovers Columbus. The Democrats latest attack 527. Schroeder tears at Berlin.
At Large
Concertina Wires
John Connly Walsh | 6.29.05
Speedy dispatches from Baghdad's mess halls, chapels, and airport checkpoints.
The Public Policy
O Madison, Where Art Thou?
John O'Sullivan | 6.29.05
When it comes to private property, the Supreme Court has more in common with Lenin than the Framers.
Eminentoes
Obama’s Stale New Deal
Will Wilkinson | 6.29.05
The darling Senator from Illinois makes noise.
Reader Mail
Decadence on Display
6.29.05
Who's afraid of the Decalogue? Plus: Chief Justice Sandra? Muddled Mitt. Brilliant Ben. And much more.
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Special Report
Holy Moses
George Neumayr | 6.28.05
If the states at the Constitutional Convention in 1787 had seen David Souter's opinion of the First Amendment, they wouldn't have ratified it.
Political Hay
Choose Mitt?
W. James Antle, III | 6.28.05
Pro-lifers wonder whether Gov. Romney can be their guy.
The Nation’s Pulse
More Donut Than Hole
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.28.05
America's cringers always think the sky is falling.
Reader Mail
Midnight Breakfasts
6.28.05
What's the best time of day? San Antonio's champions. Plus: More Supreme fallout. Smoking bans. Saving PBS's repute. And much else.
Monday, June 27, 2005
Washington Prowler
Commission Commissars
The Prowler | 6.27.05
Career staff compile dossiers against Republicans. Plus: Bush road paved with bad intentions.
Special Report
Professional Looters
Geoffrey Norman | 6.27.05
The United States Supreme Court is their most elegant backer.
Movie Takes
Bewitched
James Bowman | 6.27.05
Not that you should bother, but you will be bewildered.
Reader Mail
Property Destruction
6.27.05
Plus other burning issues: Flag destruction, Neumayr and PBS, and much more.
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