Eminentoes
The Democrats’ Deadly Surrender Chorus
Paul Beston | 12.9.05
It's lonely where Joe Lieberman lives.
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Friday, December 9, 2005
Live From New York
Christmas, Let It Be
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 12.9.05
You would have to be a refugee from a sanitarium not to look forward to Christmas.
Political Hay
Independent Arnold
Carol Platt Liebau | 12.9.05
It could be best if Schwarzenegger and the GOP go their separate ways.
Media Matters
Press Releases, One More Time
Lawrence Henry | 12.9.05
Why shouldn't the U.S. Army be paying hard-pressed Iraqi journalists?
Reader Mail
Old News
12.9.05
More on those Devoid Democrats. Plus: Knight writers. Cho time. Ms. FABrizio. And more.
Thursday, December 8, 2005
The Current Crisis
The Good News Is Good
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.8.05
But for Democrats, a full glass is always empty if not shattered.
Washington Prowler
Knight Writers
The Prowler | 12.8.05
A major newspaper chain slams Samuel Alito, in the very words People for the American Way & Co. would have used.
Political Hay
Here’s the Drill
David Hogberg & James Dellinger | 12.8.05
As the House takes up ANWR once more, and homeowners face skyrocketing heating bills, will our elected reps again run like frightened caribou?
Special Report
Liberation Musicology
Shawn Macomber | 12.8.05
An ex-Soviet pop musician builds a classical life in America.
The Nation’s Pulse
Too Little, Too Late
David Holman | 12.8.05
Those in high dudgeon about stores that fail to wish shoppers “Merry Christmas” miss the point about the damage commercialization has already done to a genuine holy day.
Another Perspective
Deep, Deep
John C. Wohlstetter | 12.8.05
Dedicated to Claudia Rosett, without whose fantastic Wall Street Journal reportage the oil-for-food story would have been flushed down the memory hole.
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
Special Report
Freedom Lost
Christopher Orlet | 12.7.05
In Afghanistan, not much has changed since the rule of the Taliban.
Media Matters
Fighting Words
James Bowman | 12.7.05
Is there any shame left if a man admits to his cowardice — or if he accuses someone else of cowardice?
Political Hay
Neither Here Nor There
Jay D. Homnick | 12.7.05
Surely even Democrats must know why we're in Iraq.
Another Perspective
Ghosts of Christmas Presence II
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.7.05
Apparently, the Right is the only one fighting the war on Christmas.
Reader Mail
Asymmetric Symmetry
12.7.05
Tough tactics in the terror war. A lefty lauds Syriana. St. Paul, properly understood. Our corruption goes deeper. Plus much else.
Tuesday, December 6, 2005
Enemy of the Week
Out of Place
Enemy Central | 12.6.05
Saddam and his Democratic confreres vie for top honors. Which doesn't mean they have a snowball's chance.
Another Perspective
Polished Hamza
Jay D. Homnick | 12.6.05
Should we be out there bumping off terrorists with pot shots?
Eminentoes
Margaret Cho: Dingbat
Mark Judge | 12.6.05
Margaret Cho is an even whinier on-stage Maureen Dowd.
Special Report
Extorted Peace? Nein!
James Poulos | 12.6.05
Kidnapping is blackmail in Iraq, where pacifism short of appeasement earns you and your country a hood on the head.
Movie Takes
Yours, Mine and Ours
James Bowman | 12.6.05
The original was bad enough, but count on Hollywood to corrupt the remake with the authentic vulgarity of our own time.
Reader Mail
Paper Trails
12.6.05
Biased newspapers in trouble. Plus: Are all Republicans RINOs? What makes a priest? And more.
Monday, December 5, 2005
Washington Prowler
Smelling Blood
The Prowler | 12.5.05
Democrats are certain new Alito documents will surface.
Loose Canons
What I Expect to Find
Jed Babbin | 12.5.05
Or would, if I listened only to the MSM and the Dems.
Media Matters
Entitled to Survival
Paul Chesser | 12.5.05
Newspaper folk are in denial about their dispensability.
At Large
Pluck of the Irish
Peter Hannaford | 12.5.05
A report from the happy land of economic boom.
Movie Takes
Syriana
James Bowman | 12.5.05
Hollywood at its most fresh, exposing a conspiracy starring the CIA, Big Oil, and other sexually repressed racist white males.
Reader Mail
Happy Honda Day
12.5.05
New alternatives to Christmas. Also: The Guvernator still has his conservative defender(s). Ford discord. Defining immigration imbroglio. Scientific sass. And more.
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