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Mr. Lonely
Ben Stein | 7.15.05
There are a lot of lonely people out there. But you can help.
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Friday, July 15, 2005
Another Perspective
Muslims Pay Attention
John Tabin | 7.15.05
Guess who's winning whose hearts and minds in the War on Terror.
Campaign Crawlers
Democrats in Permanent Decline
Patrick Hynes | 7.15.05
The first in a series of reports on the MoveOn party's electoral conundrums. Today: The Senate in 2006.
At Large
The Road to Baghdad International
John Connly Walsh | 7.15.05
A ride along the scariest nine miles in the world.
The Nation’s Pulse
Slackers
Lawrence Henry | 7.15.05
They also serve who sit around and wait and chat and surf the Internet.
The Public Policy
Health Care Choice Blues
David Hogberg | 7.15.05
Rep. John Shadegg knows how to spell relief.
Political Hay
Mainstream Madness
David Holman | 7.15.05
Liberals have begun using “mainstream conservative” as a compliment. Time to be suspicious.
Reader Mail
Harry Hardy Boy Potter
7.15.05
Is J.K. Rowling the new C.S. Lewis? Plus: Joe Wilson finds defenders. More on the New Eugenics. Ben Stein's Furman Fans. And much else.
Thursday, July 14, 2005
The Current Crisis
Terrorists Have Feelings Too
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.14.05
In post-bombing London the P.C. brigades are out in force.
Political Hay
Washington Reruns
Geoffrey Norman | 7.14.05
The second-term scandal has become a fixture in modern American politics. Yawn.
Another Perspective
Harry Potter and the Chair of Peter
J.P. Freire | 7.14.05
Lead us not into temptation has meaning to Benedict XVI.
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A Matter of Delusion
Mark Judge | 7.14.05
Memoirist Victory Navasky is a very nice man who continues to suffer from congenital socialism.
Reader Mail
The Truth Hurts
7.14.05
Hearing about the New Eugenics. Plus: Terror eyes. What's in a tenured word? Boosting Ben. And more.
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Political Hay
Wising Off
David Holman | 7.13.05
A Washington panel on Bush's second term has nothing to offer this side of Judith Miller and Karl Rove.
At Large
In Hot Water
John Connly Walsh | 7.13.05
A cool day in Baghdad is merely scalding. Then there are the French reminders…
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Washington’s Johnson
Richard Kirk | 7.13.05
Paul Johnson pens an indelible sketch of our founding father.
Reader Mail
Word Possessors
7.13.05
Decarceration, anyone? Also: Is Ratzinger liberal? Ben's links. Drawing the line on terror. And more.
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Washington Prowler
Treasure Rove
The Prowler | 7.12.05
Big press is biting off its nose to spite Karl Rove. Plus: Frist in confirmation form. Also: The Naral-MoveOn Democrat Senate.
Political Hay
A Jones for Timetables
James Poulos | 7.12.05
One congressman aside, it's Social Security, not Iraq, that has the House GOP nervous.
TAS Live
Desert Stars
Ben Stein | 7.12.05
Touring Ben's new house in Palm Desert, 110 miles east of Beverly Hills.
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Health Care Myths
David Hogberg & Tonya R Barr | 7.12.05
National health insurance is the biggest health hazard of all.
Another Perspective
Paved With Good Intentions
Ralph R. Reiland | 7.12.05
Bob Geldof's Live Aid? It should have been called Dead Aid.
Reader Mail
Terror Times
7.12.05
London's special Sunday. But who backed the IRA all these years? Plus much more.
Monday, July 11, 2005
TAS Live
Sunday in London
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.11.05
It wasn't too bright of the hyenas to bomb just before celebrations marking victory in World War II.
Loose Canons
Deadly Tolerance
Jed Babbin | 7.11.05
Zarqawi's love note to the Deanocrats and the lessons of London.
At Large
Fear Among Friends
John Connly Walsh | 7.11.05
Our man in Baghdad reports from the Iraqi heat.
Among the Intellectualoids
Flypapers
Patrick O'Hannigan | 7.11.05
Progressive explanations that fail to stick.
Special Report
Club Gitmo
Christopher Orlet | 7.11.05
New report concludes it is the Taliban detainees that are the sadistic thugs.
Reader Mail
Feeling All Right
7.11.05
Not much of an attack, Mustapha! Plus other reactions to London, July 7. And much else, including Tubingen or not Tubingen.
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