Political Hay
Planned Politics
George Neumayr | 8.12.05
The privileged position pro-abortion groups enjoyed in the Democratic Party after scalping Robert Bork has eroded considerably.
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Friday, August 12, 2005
Special Report
Cyberwar Misreport
Lawrence Henry | 8.12.05
Al Qaeda websites are not being wiped out.
The Public Policy
Ready for Round Two
David Hogberg | 8.12.05
What's the one way to sell Social Security reform?
Eminentoes
Crocodile Tears
Christopher Orlet | 8.12.05
A grieving mother calls on America to surrender.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Outlawed Josey Wales
Clinton W. Taylor | 8.12.05
The trappings of a good barbershop in Northern California.
Reader Mail
The Party’s Over
8.12.05
What do Democrats do now? Plus: Baker in the public square. Our Jesse. Surprising terrorism. Iraq under contract. More NCAA scalpers. And much else.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Political Hay
Democrat Disbelief
Patrick Hynes | 8.11.05
Liberal pollsters discover no one's buying into the notion that Democrats have become more serious about moral values.
At Large
Terror in the Galilee
P. David Hornik | 8.11.05
For once the acts of a murderous terrorist are not excusable.
The Current Crisis
Our Jesse
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.11.05
The grand old senator from North Carolina has written his memoirs.
Another Perspective
Gelernter and Dobson in the Public Square
Hunter Baker | 8.11.05
Has James Dobson really made conservatives look bad?
Special Report
Labor’s Family Feud
Carl F. Horowitz | 8.11.05
Think money, not politics, and the possibility of reconciliation.
Reader Mail
Fight for the Illini
8.11.05
Go Seminoles, Dakotas, and Fighting Sioux — and Fighting Irish for that matter. Plus: Loosened belts. Save Orlet. And much more.
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
At Large
Big Disappointments in Iraq
John Connly Walsh | 8.10.05
Time is running out, and we've not found a way to rebuild the country and in so doing give Iraqis a stake in their own security.
Special Report
Racist Paternalism at the NCAA
Andrew Cline | 8.10.05
A new milestone in condescending liberal racism.
Political Hay
Internet Abductors
David Holman | 8.10.05
The U.N. wants sovereignty over the prized possession of America's information age.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Orlet-Nanny Trial
Christopher Orlet | 8.10.05
It's time we stopped trading liberty for lower insurance premiums.
Tuesday, August 9, 2005
Washington Prowler
First Things First
The Prowler | 8.9.05
The primacy of Bush's tax cuts. The appearance of a Hillary presidential run.
Special Report
The Secular Missionary
George Neumayr | 8.9.05
Salman Rushdie calls for the conversion of Muslims to liberalism.
Special Report
Abkhazia: Europe’s Trap Door
James Poulos | 8.9.05
Yesterday's Soviet Riviera is today's narco-terrorist promised land.
Political Hay
Giveaway Governance
Ralph R. Reiland | 8.9.05
More on the Pennsylvania spending spree.
Reader Mail
Making Preparations
8.9.05
What price self-defense? Is Jed on right track? Also: Intelligent designs. Plus more.
Monday, August 8, 2005
Washington Prowler
Sinking to a New Low
The Prowler | 8.8.05
Bottom-feeding researchers isolate Democrats trying to oppose John Roberts.
At Large
Corkscrew Landings
John Connly Walsh | 8.8.05
Flying into Baghdad is always an iffy proposition.
The Public Policy
Garamendi Priced Out
David Hogberg | 8.8.05
California's insurance czar and rising Democrat imposes his vision of Hillary care.
Loose Canons
What Are We Prepared to Do?
Jed Babbin | 8.8.05
Blair as Churchill, Rumsfeld as Goldwater, and Bush as ever.
Movie Takes
Broken Flowers
James Bowman | 8.8.05
Even with Bill Murray as the chief attraction, this much-praised film is still a bit of a bore.
Reader Mail
Intelligent Science
8.8.05
Whose fake ID? Reactions to Darwinism undone. Plus much more.
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