Political Hay
Christian Republicans
Patrick Hynes | 10.28.05 @ 12:09AM
They go back a long way, much to the Rev. John Danforth's dismay.
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Friday, October 28, 2005
Campus Scenes
College Plan B
David Holman | 10.28.05 @ 12:06AM
Emergency contraceptives available -- no tutoring required.
The Nation's Pulse
The Question on the Staircase
Lawrence Henry | 10.28.05 @ 12:06AM
What I should have asked Kenneth Starr.
Campaign Crawlers
Lopez Losing
Doug Bandow | 10.28.05 @ 12:06AM
A California ethnic hustler won't change his ways.
Special Report
Quiet Riots
Mark Judge | 10.28.05 @ 12:06AM
Left-wing terrorists set the legacy of Rosa Parks aflame along with Washington, and now they celebrate her.
Reader Mail
Moving On
10.28.05 @ 12:01AM
Who'll succeed Harriet? A deeper American Thinker? Also: Skin-color baseball. A guide to Cut & Shoot, Texas. Keep Turkey out. Plus much more.
Thursday, October 27, 2005
The Current Crisis
After Harriet -- One Choice, Really
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.27.05 @ 12:24PM
An update of "Unseemly Organizing" from earlier today.
Special Report
The Unoriginalist
George Neumayr | 10.27.05 @ 12:11AM
Sandra Day O'Connor could have delivered Miers's bromide-laden speeches, though surely she would have given them a little more sophistical polish.
The Nation's Pulse
Race-Based Ball
Andrew Cline | 10.27.05 @ 12:07AM
Can't we worry about something important?
The Public Policy
My Kind Of EU
James Poulos | 10.27.05 @ 12:05AM
Gradual, open-ended accession talks at Europe's frontiers advance the rule of law and strengthen ordered liberty. That's the kind of European Union we all can love.
Reader Mail
Up From Academia
10.27.05 @ 12:01AM
The left-wing country club should revise its admissions policies. Also: American error. Buttered bread. Potter penumbras. And more!
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Political Hay
Not Nixon
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.26.05 @ 12:07AM
The liberal past is not about to repeat itself.
Special Report
Salt in the Wound
Reid Collins | 10.26.05 @ 12:07AM
Why is a convicted bomber in the destruction of Pan Am 103 close to being returned to Libya?
Among the Intellectualoids
Liberal Obsolescence
James Bowman | 10.26.05 @ 12:07AM
In their growing isolation, left-wing professors are losing contact with what it was about the Great Tradition they set out to deconstruct in the first place.
Another Perspective
What Is the Plan, Stan?
Christopher Orlet | 10.26.05 @ 12:06AM
There were many plans for post-Saddam Iraq. Not all of them have gone awry.
The Nation's Pulse
Daily Bread
Lawrence Henry | 10.26.05 @ 12:06AM
Nothing beats the smell of fresh beignets in the morning.
Reader Mail
Last Straws
10.26.05 @ 12:01AM
Conservative confusions. When did winning stop being important? Plus: Bush betrays Canada. Blowing up the hand the feeds you. And more.
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
At Large
Explosions and Kidnappings
John Connly Walsh | 10.25.05 @ 12:09AM
The "insurgents" are back in business in downtown Baghdad.
Political Hay
The Tax Reform Trap
W. James Antle, III | 10.25.05 @ 12:08AM
So long as government keeps growing, don't expect a tax-reform commission to work miracles.
Special Report
Bashar the Survivor
Patrick Devenny | 10.25.05 @ 12:06AM
The Mehlis report notwithstanding, Assad is here to stay.
Another Perspective
Vetting Ahead of Ourselves
Paul Chesser | 10.25.05 @ 12:05AM
A trip down memory lane provides an important lesson on why Republicans need to check out their nominees out earlier rather than later.
Movie Takes
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
James Bowman | 10.25.05 @ 12:02AM
Robert Downey Jr. fans won't want to miss this poor man's Pulp Fiction.
Reader Mail
Going Down in Plames
10.25.05 @ 12:01AM
An ongoing coup. The ruination of politics. Plus: Whippersnappers are ruining our roads. Ganglanders. A special teacher. Evolutionary wars. And more!
Monday, October 24, 2005
Loose Canons
The Post-Fitzgerald White House
Jed Babbin | 10.24.05 @ 12:08AM
Make way for what could be the worst week of W's presidency.
Washington Prowler
Rove, Miers Under Siege
The Prowler | 10.24.05 @ 12:08AM
Weekend Prowlings, adapted from Saturday's AmSpecBlog, in case you missed them.
Special Report
The Recusal Trap Is Sprung
John C. Wohlstetter | 10.24.05 @ 12:07AM
More than ever, Harriet Miers is the wrong nominee on national security grounds alone.
The Nation's Pulse
Dark Lords and Vegetables
Shawn Macomber | 10.24.05 @ 12:07AM
The comic becomes the horrific too easily these days.
The Public Policy
Felling NAFTA
Daniel Ikenson | 10.24.05 @ 12:06AM
The Bush Administration's loss of free-trade credibility would do Ross Perot proud.
Reader Mail
Eyes on the Road
10.24.05 @ 12:01AM
A difficult task for teen drivers. Astros fans turn out. Pumping gas prices. Defending Dover against Neumayr and Aristotle. Plus much more.
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