Political Hay
No Bounce in His Step
John Tabin | 9.9.05
President Bush has a problem — many problems actually.
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Friday, September 9, 2005
At Large
The Weather Is Cooler — For How Long?
John Connly Walsh | 9.9.05
Dawn in Baghdad fails to break 100. Iraq Army death squads? Saddam on death row?
Another Perspective
New Orleans, 2005
Lawrence Henry | 9.9.05
“The Lord said a fire, not a flood next time.”
Media Matters
The Times Crosses State Lines
Mark Hyman | 9.9.05
Our paper of record has a strange obsession with teenage girls.
Special Report
The Hitch Pitch
Christopher Orlet | 9.9.05
Christopher Hitchens still makes the case for Saddam's removal better than anyone.
Thursday, September 8, 2005
The Current Crisis
Not So Fast
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.8.05
Media's manic designs are as responsible as anything else for the post-Katrina blame game.
The Public Policy
The Mourning After
Pia de Solenni | 9.8.05
Decrying politics over “science,” Susan Wood quit the FDA. So why is she represented by NARAL's PR firm?
Special Report
A Civilizational Vacuum
George Neumayr | 9.8.05
The appalling lack of self-government in New Orleans is the one area of government that a vapid media won't scrutinize in their post-mortems on the city's collapse.
Political Hay
After Roberts, Who?
David Hogberg | 9.8.05
There's a lot to consider when playing the nomination guessing game.
The Nation’s Pulse
Useful Victims
Lisa Fabrizio | 9.8.05
Liberals make no bones about scoring points off a national tragedy.
Reader Mail
Beaming Over Ben
9.8.05
While others continue to bash Bush-defender Mr. Stein. Jay Homnick does not get off scot-free. George Neumayr remains under fire. What about that New York lawyer? Plus much more as the Furious Storm continues.
Wednesday, September 7, 2005
The Nation’s Pulse
No Orleans
James Poulos | 9.7.05
Now we know how bad catastrophe can get. Only we don't.
Another Perspective
Three Days of the Candor
Jay D. Homnick | 9.7.05
More than media misrepresentations are responsible for the bad history we've seen in the making these last 10 days.
Sports Arena
Are You Ready for Some Hogwash?
Ashby M. Foote, III | 9.7.05
High time the NCAA went after the U.S. Army for how it named its helicopters.
The Public Policy
Pulling Teeth
David Hogberg | 9.7.05
Talk about a moral hazard — Malcolm Gladwell doesn't like Health Savings Accounts.
Eminentoes
Enemies of God
Ralph R. Reiland | 9.7.05
The founder of Rolling Stone should do more research on why al Qaeda hates the U.S.
Movie Takes
L’Esquive or Games of Love and Chance
James Bowman | 9.7.05
A multicultural French West Side Story, without the music.
Reader Mail
The Hurricane Continues
9.7.05
Leftist rage — no end in sight. But Ben Stein has many friends. Plus much more.
Tuesday, September 6, 2005
Washington Prowler
Courting History, Courting Trouble
The Prowler | 9.6.05
John Roberts' elevation a political coup. Democrat post-Katrina carping opens window to Democrat Louisiana corruption.
Loose Canons
Roberts Rules of Order
Jed Babbin | 9.6.05
A conservative Supreme Court is now a distinct possibility. This is a fight neither conservatives nor liberals can afford to lose. Sorry, Sen. Leahy.
Political Hay
Hate Is All You Need
Patrick Hynes | 9.6.05
Oh, for the times when the American left merely compared Bush to Hitler.
Another Perspective
Ou Sont Les Chevaliers?
Reid Collins | 9.6.05
But not only the cavalry was missing in New Orleans.
Reader Mail
Ben Stein, Bush, and Katrina
9.6.05
Bush-loathers draw-and-French quarter Ben Stein. A special Reader Mail section.
Reader Mail
Watch Your Tongue
9.6.05
“R” you ready for Boston? Plus: Big Uneasiness over New Orleans. More reactions from the lefty legions. And much more.
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