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Better Late Than Never?
David Holman | 11.4.05
President Bush's election-eve rescue mission on behalf of Jerry Kilgore isn't likely to help either man.
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Friday, November 4, 2005
Political Hay
Reagan’s Silver Glow
Paul Beston | 11.4.05
Things started to change on November 4, 1980.
The Public Policy
The Silent Scream
Pia de Solenni | 11.4.05
Don't address fetal pain unless child may survive to remember it, abortionists argue.
Special Report
Screaming Diversity, Meaning Ideology
Paul Chesser | 11.4.05
Whatever your ethnicity or sex, if you're Republican you're nothing more than a dead white male.
At Large
An Unfolding Nightmare
P. David Hornik | 11.4.05
Israel's withdrawal from Gaza has given terrorists new life.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Stories We Get Told
Lawrence Henry | 11.4.05
Bias colors political understanding more than ever.
Reader Mail
State of Jeer
11.4.05
Significant Democratic cooling. Jestworthiness. Harry — Dingy and Dirty. Wal-Mart sells. Crichton's classic. Plus much more.
Thursday, November 3, 2005
Enemy of the Week
America Held Hostage
Enemy Central | 11.3.05
The Reid Gang can ride, but it can't hide.
The Current Crisis
Hissing Democrats
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.3.05
Can they survive long enough for historians to record their final lies?
Special Report
Wal-Mart: Ready, Aim, Fire!
Carl F. Horowitz | 11.3.05
Documentarian Robert Greenwald resumes his agit-prop — against an easy target.
Buy the Book
Hot and Cool
Larry Thornberry | 11.3.05
Michael Crichton's State of Fear, now in paperback, is wonderful as a political tract and morality play.
TAS Live
Cheat Sheets
Lawrence A. Uzzell | 11.3.05
No Child Left Behind has taught our nation's schools one thing: how to lie.
Reader Mail
Old and New
11.3.05
No more lonely weekends. But what about non-originalist legal positivism? Or Iran? Plus more.
Wednesday, November 2, 2005
Special Report
The Law of Lawlessness
George Neumayr | 11.2.05
If stare decisis trumps the Constitution, then we don't have one.
Political Hay
The New Sikorski Initiative
Shawn Macomber | 11.2.05
The U.S. may not have a better friend in Europe than Radek Sikorski.
Media Matters
Good News Is Bad News
Lisa Fabrizio | 11.2.05
The press is having a hard time figuring out what to do with the President's renewed success.
Another Perspective
Only Hurts When I Don’t Laugh
Jay D. Homnick | 11.2.05
The next time the White House hits a wall, it should crack a joke or two.
At Large
The Snake and the Dove
Christopher Orlet | 11.2.05
Iran wants to produce plutonium and wipe Israel off the map. What a coincidence.
Reader Mail
Illegal Motions
11.2.05
Jerry Kilgore's biggest weakness. Blair as in Basra. Dirt Democrats. The book on Wallis. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 1, 2005
Washington Prowler
Eating Dirt
The Prowler | 11.1.05
With DNC-Clinton holdover help, Democrats try to play dirty against Alito even while knowing they'll get nowhere.
Special Report
Celebrating Alito
John Tabin | 11.1.05
A judge who reads the law — and Democrats can't lay a finger on him.
Special Report
The Battle for Basra
Patrick Devenny & Robert T. McLean | 11.1.05
How the British won — and lost — Iraq’s second largest city.
Political Hay
NOW Is Not the Best Time
J.P. Freire | 11.1.05
An aborted protest in front of the Supreme Court.
Buy the Book
The Religious Politics of Jim Wallis
Doug Bandow | 11.1.05
If only he subjected the Democrats' public policies to the same scrutiny he gives their cultural proclivities.
Monday, October 31, 2005
Loose Canons
White House Halloween
Jed Babbin | 10.31.05
There are ways the president can treat himself to a very trick-free Fright Night.
Political Hay
Taxpayers in Trouble
David Hogberg | 10.31.05
Colorado votes tomorrow on whether to declare the state's Taxpayer Bill of Rights a dead letter.
Campaign Crawlers
Can Kilgore Be Saved?
David Holman | 10.31.05
The Virginia Republican has eight days to repair his shaky candidacy.
Eminentoes
Joe Wilson in a Bind
Clinton W. Taylor | 10.31.05
Either he's lying, or Patrick Fitzgerald is.
Another Perspective
Evangelical Setback
Paul Chesser | 10.31.05
For defending Harriet Miers, a key Republican constituency could suffer long-term taint.
Media Matters
Media Medea
Jay D. Homnick | 10.31.05
With the Miers withdrawal, one thing is clear: conservative pundits have more influence than ever before.
Reader Mail
The Christian Party
10.31.05
Are Republicans mislabeled? Was St. Jack right? Also: A friend on the Court? Plus much more.
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