Political Hay
That Old Feeling Again
Patrick Hynes | 8.19.05
Sheehan Democrats have nowhere to go but crazy.
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Friday, August 19, 2005
At Large
My Iraqi Friend
John Connly Walsh | 8.19.05
He survived Saddam, but pro-terrorist kidnappers have destroyed him.
Another Perspective
Engaging in Disengagement
Jay D. Homnick | 8.19.05
History takes an ugly turn in Gaza.
The Nation’s Pulse
Redemption Song
Mark Judge | 8.19.05
A conservative's love for rock and roll — because it's conservative.
Reader Mail
Hearing Ben
8.19.05
Bush and after-Bush: Who will carry on? Also: Israel after Gaza. Iraqi indifference. Bush vacation. Fox's 24. Plus much more.
Thursday, August 18, 2005
Special Report
Bulletin From Ben
Ben Stein | 8.18.05
There is one great man standing between us and capitulation to evil.
At Large
Constitutional Indifference
John Connly Walsh | 8.18.05
A new constitution seems to be the last thing on Iraqi minds.
The Current Crisis
Sharon’s Magnanimity
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.18.05
Israel's withdrawal from Gaza is as noble an act on behalf of peace as has been recorded in modern history.
Media Matters
Bush Vacation Bashing
Lisa Fabrizio | 8.18.05
If Crawford were on Cape Cod, the president would be enjoying smooth sailing.
The Nation’s Pulse
Good, Clean Fun Redux
Peter Hannaford | 8.18.05
The country fair remains an American summer staple.
TAS Live
Challenging Conventional Wisdom on Cancer
Tom Bethell | 8.18.05
Is cancer caused by gene mutations?
Reader Mail
Heroes and Hellraisers
8.18.05
Kiefer Sutherland's achievement. Assassins along our borders. Raiders in the Philippines. Plus much more.
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Special Report
Cartel Assassins
Megan Basham | 8.17.05
Lack of border enforcement has made the drug gangs so bold that they are no longer content to keep a low profile on American soil.
Washington Prowler
Lott Lite
The Prowler | 8.17.05
In his new memoir of sorts, Sen. Trent Lott barely settles any scores.
TAS Live
Getting Dirty in Real Time
Paul Beston | 8.17.05
The last we saw of special agent Jack Bauer — played by Kiefer Sutherland — he was walking into a California sunrise and headed for the Mexican border.
The Public Policy
Analysis Paralysis
Bruce Eberle | 8.17.05
FDA policies can be painful for patients.
Another Perspective
One Nation Under God
Jay D. Homnick | 8.17.05
The profound importance of apologies and pardons over time.
Reader Mail
The Greatest Shows
8.17.05
Sheehan spectacle winds down. Weeekly Enemy is back. Heroic rescue in the Philippines. Plus much more.
Tuesday, August 16, 2005
Enemy of the Week
Back in Business
Enemy Central | 8.16.05
EOW resumes its in-depth investigations and award-winning efforts.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Sheehan Spectacle
George Neumayr | 8.16.05
We're witnessing a replay of the media's cynical catering to the 9-11 widows.
Special Report
The Jihadi Bomb
Ralph R. Reiland | 8.16.05
Let's not forget that al Qaeda wants to nuke us.
Movie Takes
The Great Raid
James Bowman | 8.16.05
No matter how well-intentioned, a movie that can't get the dialogue right will have other problems as well.
Monday, August 15, 2005
Washington Prowler
Justice Is Served
The Prowler | 8.15.05
Too bad the servant now works for Pat Leahy. Also: Hillary keeps herself busy.
Political Hay
Birds of a Feather
David Holman | 8.15.05
NARAL's infamous ad men are trying to pass off Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial candidate as “personally” prolife.
Loose Canons
Midwives to Nuclear Terror
Jed Babbin | 8.15.05
Europe and the U.N. are no match for Iran — hence why we're likely to go it alone.
Another Perspective
Bullish on Iraq
TAS Subscriber in Iraq | 8.15.05
There are numerous reasons for optimism.
Special Report
Federal Bureau of Counter-Investigation
George H. Wittman | 8.15.05
The FBI must reorganize its counter-terrorist activity — but how?
Reader Mail
Everyone Knows It’s Cindy
8.15.05
Useful in Crawford. Plus Rosen-covered Crawford. And much, much more.
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