Campaign Crawlers
Republicans Turn on Santorum
David Holman | 3.3.06
A pro-abortion Specter-affiliated group takes dead aim at Pennsylvania's embattled conservative. Is that the thanks he gets?
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Friday, March 3, 2006
Another Perspective
The Ideas Marketplace — Sans Market?
Fred L. Smith | 3.3.06
The pundit payola scandal amounts to a liberal attack on business.
Media Matters
A Pineapple or a Grenade?
Patrick O'Hannigan | 3.3.06
Journalism's best and brightest could use a little basic knowledge in military matters.
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Tolerant to a Fault
Christopher Orlet | 3.3.06
Western Europe faces another Weimar moment.
Movie Takes
Black Orpheus
James Bowman | 3.3.06
There's never been a Mardi Gras like this in New Orleans.
Reader Mail
Defining the Enemy
3.3.06
One thing we know, he's not us. But is he Islam? Also: Milbank spells trouble. Fumento — scientific American. Taking port leave of Dubai in Tampa. Plus much more.
Thursday, March 2, 2006
The Current Crisis
Secretive and Smug
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.2.06
The weird unaccountability of the modern journalist.
Political Hay
Listing to Port
Daniel Ikenson | 3.2.06
There's nothing lower than the proclivity of certain politicians to exploit understandable American anxieties about security for their own cheap purposes.
Among the Intellectualoids
Empirically Biased
Michael Fumento | 3.2.06
Reporters are only now discovering that science journals deliver “political science.”
Another Perspective
What Peaceful Islam?
David Yerushalmi | 3.2.06
By playing nice, the WSJ editorial board is missing the unfortunate clash of civilizations.
The Nation’s Pulse
Demographers Playing With Blocs
Doug Powers | 3.2.06
After “angry white males,” “soccer moms,” and “NASCAR dads,” how will the pollsters group Americans in 2006 and 2008?
Reader Mail
Count Hillary
3.2.06
A Democrat woman of many parts. Also: Anglican depravity. Ollie the Lefty. Rural delivery. Little big labor. Plus much more.
Wednesday, March 1, 2006
Washington Prowler
Reality Strikes
The Prowler | 3.1.06
Big Labor is beginning to understand why it is floundering — even as it gets set to repeat its expensive mistakes of 2004.
At Large
On Message in Iran
Ilan Berman | 3.1.06
Washington is finally making a serious play for the hearts and minds of Iranians.
Media Matters
Working the Wrong Side of the Road
Paul Chesser | 3.1.06
American newspapers are biased against carriers and dangerous to the public.
Political Hay
Can Hillary Walk the Line?
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.1.06
New York's junior senator will have a hard time placating the radical and moderate camps of the Democratic Party.
Special Report
Anglican Shame
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 3.1.06
The church's General Synod has taken a stand! Divestment from Israel.
Reader Mail
What’s It All About?
3.1.06
Further loading and onloading on the ports deal. Plus what's this about Bush-anointed McCain? And much more.
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Washington Prowler
Bush Republicans for McCain
The Prowler | 2.28.06
The Arizona senator follows the money.
The Public Policy
Shoot It or Lose It
David Hogberg | 2.28.06
Environmentalists are perhaps beginning to understand that respecting private property is good for endangered critters.
The Nation’s Pulse
Operation Desert Shhhhh
Jay D. Homnick | 2.28.06
When did we stop trusting government — even in the hands of people we voted for?
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The Literary Counter-Reformation
Mark Judge | 2.28.06
The Catholic Church's dissenters are appealing not to truth, but to their own egos. But Richard John Neuhaus and George Weigel are on the job.
Reader Mail
War’s Regress
2.28.06
Iraq and disaster. Fear of winning. Fear of losing. George Bush and Nicholas II. Plus much more.
Monday, February 27, 2006
Washington Prowler
Darkhorses to the Rescue
The Prowler | 2.27.06
Jeb Bush may not know he's been dubbed. Bill Frist, meanwhile, doesn't know how long he can keep pulling this White House to safety. Also: Closing in on Senate leakers.
Loose Canons
Have We Lost in Iraq?
Jed Babbin | 2.27.06
Or has President George W. Bush simply lost his way?
Special Report
Dubai Wiseguys
Clinton W. Taylor | 2.27.06
There would be less cause for concern if they didn't have al Qaeda ties.
The Nation’s Pulse
Mikey Scars Friendship
James Bowman | 2.27.06
Nobody (apparently) likes a gangland rat.
Another Perspective
We Are All Danes Now
Sean Higgins | 2.27.06
A small Washington rally makes an important point without having to turn into a mob.
Reader Mail
Country Countdown
2.27.06
Praise the Lord and Pass the Musical Ammunition — responses to Clint Taylor's Top 15 in American Country.
Reader Mail
Dueling Over Dubai
2.27.06
Is it conservative to support or oppose the Ports deal? Plus: Health care accounting. Bulger Boston. Iran, anyone? More on Ben Stein. And much else.
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