The Current Crisis
Reporting the Report
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.20.06
The New York Times gets spun by the Clintonistas and forgets to mention that 120 pages are missing from the now-released Barrett Report.
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Friday, January 20, 2006
Enemy of the Week
Who Let the Scurrilous Dogs Out?
Enemy Central | 1.20.06
Whole lot of woofing going on.
Political Hay
American Progress, Democratic Regress
David Holman | 1.20.06
Ted Kennedy didn't exactly wow them at John Podesta's anti-Alito confab yesterday.
The Nation’s Pulse
Aging
Lawrence Henry | 1.20.06
If you're lucky to live long enough, you'll recognize its charms.
Special Report
No Future in Kyoto Dreaming
Iain Murray | 1.20.06
For supporters of the Kyoto protocol, this is 1977.
Reader Mail
Driven Into the Ground
1.20.06
General Motors is on its last tires. Also: Pennsylvania crack-up. Low-brow expectations. Another Tucker classic. Plus much more.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Special Report
GM’s Accelerating Death Spiral
Eric Peters | 1.19.06
More bad news for General Motors — but its real problem is that it makes too many different cars.
The Public Policy
Medicare Marvels
Robert M. Goldberg | 1.19.06
The GOP should give the Medicare drug benefit a second look.
At Large
Can I Get an Ayman?
Christopher Orlet | 1.19.06
The CIA almost gets its man. So what else is new?
The Nation’s Pulse
Robo-Pic
Mark Judge | 1.19.06
Washington, D.C. has found a way to drive drivers — and business — away. For good.
Eminentoes
Crooks By Any Other Name
Ralph R. Reiland | 1.19.06
Politicians in the age of corruption.
Reader Mail
Home on the Range
1.19.06
Herding cattle, er, sheep, gets mighty lonesome. Also: Hot air. Record highs. Oregon Roe. And more!
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Another Perspective
Supreme Substances
John Tabin | 1.18.06
Yesterday the High Court majority decided it prefers lethal injections to medical marijuana.
Special Report
Brokeback Mountain and the Romance of Gayness
Yale Kramer | 1.18.06
The story behind the Hollywood hit of the season.
The Nation’s Pulse
Downloading Blues
W. James Antle, III | 1.18.06
An iPod user cuts himself off from life.
The Public Policy
Warming to Efficiency
Patrick J. Michaels | 1.18.06
Carbon-dioxide emissions are reportedly at an all time high, but so is the efficiency with which energy is consumed.
Political Hay
The Wrong Side of Roe
Lisa Fabrizio | 1.18.06
Real Constitutionalists still say no to Roe.
Reader Mail
A Neck Brace for Teddy
1.18.06
Plus other reactions to the Democratic Inquisition. Also: Rocket Talk. Chatter chamber. Warshawsky vs. Yerushalmi. Turtle speed. Oil slicks. And much more!
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Loose Canons
Mahmoud, Kofi, and the Usual Suspects
Jed Babbin | 1.17.06
Remaking Dr. Strangelove with Ahmadinejad as Maj. Kong.
Another Perspective
Jurisprudence, Certainty, and the Alito Hearings
David Yerushalmi | 1.17.06
Reflections on the corruption of a nation's political integrity.
The Current Crisis
Cisneros Report Stirred Worries of Democrats
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. & Brian McGuire | 1.17.06
From Monday’s New York Sun: a New Democrat Scandal.
Political Hay
Howard Dean Usurped
Steve Hornbeck | 1.17.06
The soft-spoken DNC chairman reacts to the screaming incompetence of his Democrat inferiors on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Jury of Our Peerless
Jay D. Homnick | 1.17.06
Twelve coal miners are laid rest.
Reader Mail
Never Again
1.17.06
Peace through victory. Holocaust denial and criminality. Also: Alito's thoughts. Terror buddies. Schumer scandal. And more.
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