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Boola Loo Blues
Clinton W. Taylor | 2.3.06
Cleaning up Yale's coed bathrooms.
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Friday, February 3, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Hollywood’s Dual Lusts
K.E. Grubbs Jr. | 2.3.06
Blaise Pascal warned us against them — and once again the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has ignored him.
Another Perspective
Rethinking a Libertarian Critique
Patrick O'Hannigan | 2.3.06
Outsourcing government roles has its charms — and its limits.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Betamax Wars
Lawrence Henry | 2.3.06
Increasingly ever since, technology has been on the side of freeloading downloaders, much to the chagrin of Hollywood companies.
Buy the Book
Giving Povich a Pass
Mark Judge | 2.3.06
Shirley Povich was the class act his son Maury never learned.
Reader Mail
Murtha Washington
2.3.06
Earmarked for investigation. Plus: The Casey against Democrats. Bush's hydrogen bombs. Bush plays Nashville. Oil: Can you dig it? Plus more.
Thursday, February 2, 2006
Political Hay
Murky Jack Murtha
David Holman | 2.2.06
The left's new anti-war icon could teach Tom DeLay a thing or two about cozy ties to lobbyists — so why is the press not investigating?
The Current Crisis
Woolsey-Eyed Democrats
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.2.06
Their only alternative to George W. Bush is Cindy Sheehan.
Another Perspective
The Era of Big Government Isn’t Over
David Hogberg | 2.2.06
President Bush paid lip service to small government and free market economics in his State of the Union Address. But his heart wasn't in it.
Special Report
Sir John Cowperthwaite: A Personal Tribute
Marian L. Tupy | 2.2.06
Adam Smith's man in Hong Kong died last month — but his monumental work survives.
Movie Takes
Manderlay
James Bowman | 2.2.06
Imagine a community in the Deep South of the 1930s where slavery never ended…
Reader Mail
Democrats Licked
2.2.06
SOTUS reviews, Alito wowsers, economics tutorials, the real Navy, double Ben, and much, much more!
Wednesday, February 1, 2006
Political Hay
Pretty, Pretty Good
John Tabin | 2.1.06
The President won big when Democrats sat on their little hands last night.
The Public Policy
Health Care’s Missed Appointment
Robert M. Goldberg | 2.1.06
The President last night lost an opportunity to defend and expand his health-care initiatives.
Another Perspective
What Are Op-Eds For?
Iain Murray | 2.1.06
And why the Left doesn't like it — and why it needs to go after not only Doug Bandow and Michael Fumento.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bork to Basics
Jay D. Homnick | 2.1.06
Alito confirmation sets off jubilation and rounds of good humor.
At Large
Ahmadinejad, Hamas, and Saddam
Lisa Fabrizio | 2.1.06
Just imagine the predicament if the Butcher of Baghdad were still in power.
Reader Mail
In the Driver’s Seat
2.1.06
Ben Stein's oil drill. Snarky Orlet. Times out. Drug idiocy. More Jimmy C. Still more replies to Ben on Joel. Caught speeders. Plus much, much more.
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Oil Is Well
Ben Stein | 1.31.06
Once again, Volvo nation is in a state of hysteria over oil company profits.
Washington Prowler
Supreme Struggles
The Prowler | 1.31.06
Justice Alito day. Howie vs. Harry. Abramoff Democrats.
Media Matters
The Crying Jag
William Tucker | 1.31.06
While the New York Times gets ugly and snippy about inconsequential matters, it ignores serious matters right in its own back yard.
Special Report
Hard Case
James Poulos | 1.31.06
Jailed by draconian drug laws, Richard Paey entered a “medical nightmare zone.” Now he enters the twilight zone of media celebrity.
Among the Intellectualoids
Word of the Year
Christopher Orlet | 1.31.06
Truthiness is Word of the Year, and no, I've never heard of it either.
Another Perspective
Privileged Vice at Play
James Bowman | 1.31.06
These days everyone loves a Don Juan — certainly more than George W. Bush.
Reader Mail
Awful Truths
1.31.06
Democracy, Hamas and accountability. Bringing it on. Jimmy Carter. James Frey. Joel Stein. Ben Stein. Plus much more.
Monday, January 30, 2006
Washington Prowler
The Future Is Now
The Prowler | 1.30.06
Conservative Republicans will decide their own fate this week.
Another Perspective
Democratically Elected Fascists
David Yerushalmi | 1.30.06
The victory of Hamas in Palestine displays the fallacy of the democratic nation-building thesis.
Loose Canons
Make Our Day
Jed Babbin | 1.30.06
Republicans must encourage Kerry's attempt at filibuster.
Eminentoes
A Million Little Truths
Paul Beston | 1.30.06
For James Frey and Joel Stein, the only authority is the individual.
Political Hay
His Deranged Values
Jacob Laksin | 1.30.06
Jimmy Carter endorses breaking the law in the service of Hamas.
Reader Mail
Ben Stein’s Legions
1.30.06
Joel Stein never stood a chance. Plus: Recovering alcoholics, James Frey, and Mark Judge. Remember Maine. Don't Forget Iran. Plus much more.
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