Political Hay
Going Ape in Politics
Quin Hillyer | 3.24.06
Banana, anyone? A peace offering to Humorless Lefties who can't get beyond the conservatives-are-cavemen paradigm.
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Friday, March 24, 2006
Special Report
World Baseball
Lawrence Henry | 3.24.06
You may not know who won the just concluded World Baseball Classic. Sorry, ESPN, it wasn't Cuba.
Special Report
Strategic Compassion in Darfur
Daniel Allott | 3.24.06
The Bush Administration gets its geopolitical and humanitarian priorities in order.
The Public Policy
Paris General
David Hogberg | 3.24.06
Forget Canada. The socialized health-care set now wants the U.S. to model itself on France.
Reader Mail
Human and Divine
3.24.06
Monogamy and its constructs. Plus: Tony, Jack, smoke, Mrs. Gunn, and more.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Special Report
Some Thoughts on Jack Abramoff
Morton C. Blackwell | 3.23.06
A leading conservative Republican tells the whole story.
The Current Crisis
Message to Tony Blair
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.23.06
Don't let the wobblies get you down.
The Nation’s Pulse
Polygamy and Me
William Tucker | 3.23.06
Hollywood is now presenting polygamists as “just plain folks” — but for all its discontents only monogamy can give us civilization.
Buy the Book
Relentless Partisanship
Conrad Black | 3.23.06
Sean Wilentz is a great historian and perhaps an even greater Democrat.
Reader Mail
Bales of Hay
3.23.06
Worth more that those Washington Democrats. Also: Trusting Jed Babbin. Man talk. Falling Domino's. And more.
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Among the Intellectualoids
Manliness and the Mindless
James Bowman | 3.22.06
It will take more than spitballs to bring down the marvelous Professor Mansfield.
Another Perspective
To Hell and Back With Them Hawks
John Tabin | 3.22.06
Rich Lowry and Jed Babbin reconsidered.
Special Report
The Fathered Civilization: Conservative Winners
James Poulos | 3.22.06
Concerning cultured people, patriarchy is about quality as well as quantity.
Political Hay
March Madness
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.22.06
Neopatriotic Democrats find themselves unseeded.
At Large
The Myth of Water Privatization Failures
Fredrik Segerfeldt | 3.22.06
Today is World Water Day — which many negligent Third World governments don't deserve to celebrate.
Reader Mail
Solid Verification
3.22.06
Nothing but true intelligence under stress. The Pentagon responds (a little late). Plus: Sr. Bill Richardson. Belzer out of the park. DNC consultants in Beijing? Endgame conservatives step up their game. Plus much more.
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Campaign Crawlers
Doing the Hispanic Hustle
Shawn Macomber | 3.21.06
Bill Richardson could have a future — once we all learn Spanish.
At Large
Reactionary Riots
D. Kelly Jones | 3.21.06
Students in France don't give a fig for the plight of the country's unintegrated and unemployable underclass.
Special Report
The Chinese Lecture on Human Rights
Robert T. McLean | 3.21.06
Communist China issues a report criticizing America's human rights record.
Among the Intellectualoids
Belzer’s Morons
Doug Powers | 3.21.06
Usually the left is a little more tactful in camouflaging its real view of our troops.
Reader Mail
Endgame Beginnings
3.21.06
Where do we go from here? Reactions to Jed Babbin's “Endgame Conservatives.”
Reader Mail
St. Katherine Harris
3.21.06
Keeping the faith with a Republican hero. Plus: Shaky Dems. Gas taxes are a gas. Ben Stein, now in permanent Internet orbit. And much more.
Monday, March 20, 2006
Washington Prowler
Defiantly Shaky
The Prowler | 3.20.06
Democrats know where they do and don't stand — simultaneously.
Campaign Crawlers
Red Faces in a Red State
Larry Thornberry | 3.20.06
And lots of red lipstick: Katherine Harris refinances her Senate campaign.
Reader Mail
Thin Sheepskin
3.20.06
Wyoming's Annie gets her guns. They shoot blanks. Plus: Ratting on malls. Morals Republicans. Transitioning print. And much more, including more on Ben Stein's Oscars — lefties fight back.
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