Media Matters
The Vagina Dialogues
Reid Collins | 11.11.05
Dowd, Keller et al.'s entanglements with Judith Miller.
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Friday, November 11, 2005
Political Hay
The Prayerbook Right
Patrick Hynes | 11.11.05
It won on Tuesday. The Pocketbook Right lost.
Special Report
The Facts About Big Oil
Paul Sperry | 11.11.05
Econ 101 for Washington's camera-ready demagogues: profits are cyclical, and the oil industry, like all industries, goes through peaks and valleys.
The Public Policy
The Murky Pudding of Tax Rearrangement
Peter Hannaford | 11.11.05
The President's advisory panel ends up stuck in static.
The Nation’s Pulse
Cars
Lawrence Henry | 11.11.05
Back in the age of Kodachrome, when they were American-made.
At Large
Grouchy Gauchos
J.P. Freire | 11.11.05
When anti-globalists protest President Bush they're described as “anti-Bush.” When they protested President Clinton, no one called them “anti-Clinton.”
Movie Takes
Paradise Now
James Bowman | 11.11.05
Yet another sympathetic portrayal of suicide bombers.
Thursday, November 10, 2005
The Current Crisis
The Voucher Market
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.10.05
Milton Friedman comes through again.
Special Report
The Permanent Shakedown Left
David Hogberg | 11.10.05
It says it wants “corporate social responsibility.” Free-market groups gathered last week to say that would be irresponsible.
Another Perspective
Alito’s Libertarian Streak
Ilya Somin | 11.10.05
There is much in his record that should attract Scalia-fearing libertarians and liberals alike.
At Large
Of Francs and Failures
J.P. Freire | 11.10.05
France is only maintaining a long tradition of turbulence.
Reader Mail
Accent on Virginia
11.10.05
Why did Jerry Kilgore lose? Plus: Neo-Post-Vichy France and the lit-up City of Light. The CIA in black site. And much more.
Wednesday, November 9, 2005
Special Report
The Vichy Solution
George Neumayr | 11.9.05
Will France surrender its cherished secularism to mollify Muslims?
Campaign Crawlers
Kilgore Kaput
David Holman | 11.9.05
He killed his chances by failing to run as a confident conservative.
Media Matters
Blinded by Sunshine
Patrick Devenny | 11.9.05
The crimes of Kim Jong-Il are covered up by Seoul.
Reader Mail
Leak Spittle
11.9.05
The CIA goes too far. Who will pay? Plus: Paris illuminated. Unnatural gas shortages. Basra Brit replies. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 8, 2005
Loose Canons
The CIA Disinformation Campaign
Jed Babbin | 11.8.05
The Senate Intelligence Committee needs to investigate the CIA's campaign against the president.
Campaign Crawlers
Bush Takes Richmond
David Holman | 11.8.05
Not a moment too late for Jerry Kilgore, who stands poised to win a big one for the GOP today.
Political Hay
Election 2005
John Tabin | 11.8.05
New Jersey, California, and probably Virginia should make Democrats happy today.
Special Report
From Watts to Paris
Christopher Orlet | 11.8.05
Chirac fiddles while Paris burns. Alas, we've been there before.
The Public Policy
Anyone in Charge?
Bill Whalen | 11.8.05
In California, everyone thinks he is, particularly if the agency he represents has “air quality management” in its name.
Another Perspective
No More Striking Down Constitutions
John Haskins | 11.8.05
Why are even conservatives afraid to call things by their name?
Monday, November 7, 2005
Washington Prowler
A Seditious Leak
The Prowler | 11.7.05
While Democrats obsess over Plame, their friends and allies sabotage CIA work. Plus: Rush Holt to judgment. The winning Alito option. After Snow?
Loose Canons
Keep the GOGs in Charge
Jed Babbin | 11.7.05
Why Grumpy Old Guys are America's best weapons.
Political Hay
California Drug Trip
David Hogberg | 11.7.05
Proposition 79 is likely to lose tomorrow — but it's yet another effort by the left to bring “cheaper” drugs to consumers and new bonanzas for pharmaceutical-suing trial lawyers.
Special Report
Let’s Have an Energy Crisis!
William Tucker | 11.7.05
A real cause for concern is not the natural gassing of our politicians but the growing shortage of natural gas.
Campaign Crawlers
Thou Shalt Not Be Indicted
Mark G. Michaelsen | 11.7.05
Alabama's newest political commandment sets the stage for a gubernatorial race of biblical proportions.
The Nation’s Pulse
Troublesome Compassion
Mary Rybak | 11.7.05
A Little Rock clinic adds to the casualties of Katrina.
Reader Mail
Solid Silver
11.7.05
The election that changed the world. And turned Jimmy Carter into an author. Plus much more.
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