Special Report
The Origin of Speciousness
George Neumayr | 11.18.05
Darwinism is an intrinsically atheistic theory. If you doubt this, just read the words of Darwinist Edward O. Wilson.
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Friday, November 18, 2005
The Nation’s Pulse
There Goes the Neighborhood
Lawrence Henry | 11.18.05
Heading south when the boomers retire.
Another Perspective
The Homeschooled Murderer
Paul Chesser | 11.18.05
Unwanted but deserved attention — precisely because it was so out of character.
Political Hay
Suspect Spenders
David Hogberg | 11.18.05
The Republican Congress is finding it impossible to kick its ugly habits.
Reader Mail
Lying in Wait
11.18.05
Big lies, small Democrats. Plus: Could Alito lose? Kim Il-Song Kennedys. And more.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
The Current Crisis
Forty Years of Intolerance
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.17.05
Liberals have yet to accept that conservatives, including Samuel Alito, are here to stay.
Another Perspective
Pushing and Shoving
Jay D. Homnick | 11.17.05
The row over Roe is bound to escalate now that Samuel Alito's private views have been made public.
Live From New York
Wal-Mart, Socialists, and Me
Philip Klein | 11.17.05
Workers of the Greenwich Village world unite to keep Wal-Mart out of New York City.
Buy the Book
The Book on Phyllis Schlafly
P. Bracy Bersnak | 11.17.05
A history of grassroots conservatism in postwar America.
Movie Takes
Good Morning, Night
James Bowman | 11.17.05
A more successful effort to put a human face on terrorism — because this time the terrorists are not Islamic.
Reader Mail
Word Play
11.17.05
Democrats on the record. Edwards and other sunshine patriots. Howdy Saudis. Plus more.
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Enemy of the Week
Seeing Double
Enemy Central | 11.16.05
We've doubled our pleasure, doubled our fun.
At Large
Our SOBs
Christopher Orlet | 11.16.05
America's Saudi allies rule a fear society, not a quaint Bedouin kingdom.
Another Perspective
In Praise of Gold Diggers
Matthew T. Mehan | 11.16.05
Her reptilian ways may seem cruel, but a gold digger in truth is a social reformer.
TAS Live
Beijing Bows to Belief
Jonathan Aitken | 11.16.05
In China there is growing government acceptance of religious participation — but Western-style tolerance and religious freedom are still a long way off.
Reader Mail
Finding an Audience
11.16.05
Swofford's wayward Jarhead. Democrats in fear of WMDs. Dime store politics. Pennsylvania payjacks. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Washington Prowler
In Their Own Words
The Prowler | 11.15.05
“Iraq & Weapons of Mass Destruction: What the Democrats said and when they said it.” A document distributed today at the Senate Republican Policy Lunch.
Campaign Crawlers
Back to Base Tactics
J.P. Freire | 11.15.05
With speculation rising about 2006, Republicans need to realize where they come from.
Special Report
The House of Kim
Patrick Devenny | 11.15.05
Who's next in Pyongyang? Kim Jong-Il's possible dynastic succession.
The Nation’s Pulse
Turning on a Dime
Jay D. Homnick | 11.15.05
Despite what some say, there's at least a nickel's worth of difference between Democrats and Republicans.
Political Hay
Political Meltdown in Pennsylvania
Ralph R. Reiland | 11.15.05
A judge learns first hand what happens when voters play judge and jury.
Reader Mail
Dwindling Anglicans
11.15.05
Protesting Episcopal peculations. Plus: Healthcare flares — does Tucker wants socialized care? Also: Nuclear ambitions. Wobbly George. And more!
Monday, November 14, 2005
Washington Prowler
Treacherous Waters
The Prowler | 11.14.05
Trent Lott plots. Arlen Specter repays Rick. Extremists target Alito.
Loose Canons
Fear and Loathing on the Confirmation Trail
Jed Babbin | 11.14.05
In this Senate, “advice and consent” means “politics and buffoonery.”
Special Report
Let’s Solve the Healthcare Problem
William Tucker | 11.14.05
And in the process narrow the gap between Republican leaders and their constituents.
Among the Intellectualoids
Zinn Marxism
Shawn Macomber | 11.14.05
Karl Marx enjoys a second coming, courtesy of Boston's Red Line.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Peculiar Peculations of PECUSA
Thomas Lipscomb | 11.14.05
Last week in Pittsburgh, the wayward Protestant Episcopal Church suffers further humiliation.
Reader Mail
Running and Gunning
11.14.05
Muzzle toughness. Big Oil's slick money and greasy palms. Also: A Galaxie of cars. Kilgore's brain. Prayerbook politics. Plus much more.
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