Special Report
Romney Rolls the Dice
Shawn Macomber | 4.7.06
Where is the Massachusetts governor's universal health-care initiative really headed? What mischief does it hide? A live report from Boston.
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Friday, April 7, 2006
Political Hay
How Does It Feel?
Andrew Cline | 4.7.06
The left gets a taste of its own anti-rich rhetoric — though all of us will pay in the end.
Loose Canons
Fighting for a Ticket on the Titanic
Jed Babbin | 4.7.06
Former Gen. Anthony Zinni has emerged as a Wes Clark wannabe, positioned to serve the next Democratic commander in chief in any way she wishes.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Good House
Lawrence Henry | 4.7.06
Before McMansions came along, a real home ran hot and cold, with mysterious nooks and staircases and little wasted space.
Among the Intellectualoids
Mistaken Identity
Ayad Rahim | 4.7.06
In depicting terrorists, Hollywood is a gang that can't see straight.
Reader Mail
Whither Men of Stature?
4.7.06
Readers respond to Tyrrell query. Plus much more, including Notre Dame's V-Monologues reversal.
Thursday, April 6, 2006
Another Perspective
It’s a Small World After All
Shawn Macomber | 4.6.06
TLC hits at a larger truth with its new reality show Little People, Big World.
The Current Crisis
The Stature Gap
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.6.06
Why have all the distinguished policy advisers of yesteryear not been replaced?
In Memoriam
Bernard Siegan, RIP
Doug Bandow | 4.6.06
Bernie Siegan was an early victim of the judicial wars and a great defender of economic liberty.
Special Report
Ejecting From the Church
Mark Tooley | 4.6.06
The venerable United Church of Christ embarks on another silly ad campaign certain to thin its ranks still further.
The Nation’s Pulse
Little Big Bottoms
Eric Peters | 4.6.06
Overweight babies now require super-sized child safety seats — have we gone totally lazy?
Reader Mail
Softening Hard Times
4.6.06
Ben Stein does it again — too artfully? Also: Patience runs thin in second terms. Mobbed-up docks and myths. The Crocker wars continue. Plus much more.
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Greetings From Rancho Mirage
Ben Stein | 4.5.06
A open-hearted letter to our men in uniform.
Washington Prowler
Take the Money and Run
The Prowler | 4.5.06
Democrat consultants made a killing off the Dubai Ports Deal — and then after word of it became public stood aside as the Democratic Party turned the ports deal against the Republicans.
Political Hay
Second-Term Opportunity
Lisa Fabrizio | 4.5.06
We've made our immigration bed — now will we respond with calm principle and a compassionate compromise?
Another Perspective
Port Security? Fuhgetaboutit
Ralph R. Reiland | 4.5.06
To be on the safe side, make an offer that can't be refused.
Movie Takes
Lonesome Jim
James Bowman | 4.5.06
You can go home again, which only adds to our hero's depression.
Reader Mail
No Guests Need Apply
4.5.06
Strong reactions to Brandon Crocker's “workable solution” to illegal immigration.
Reader Mail
Playing Ball
4.5.06
Roger Maris resurrected. Cynthia McKinney benched. V dots and other vendettas. Doomsday talk. Plus much more.
Tuesday, April 4, 2006
Special Report
Be My Guest (Worker)
Brandon Crocker | 4.4.06
A common-sense alternative to disruptive and economically debilitating deportation.
Special Report
Bullish on Baghdad
Robert T. McLean | 4.4.06
An improving Iraqi economy paints an alternative picture of American success.
At Large
India: Uncertain Democratic Partner
Doug Bandow | 4.4.06
Our new friend's indifference toward religious liberty is deeply troubling.
Another Perspective
A Surprise Happy Ending
David Hogberg | 4.4.06
V for Vendetta vindicates pro-Iraq war conservatives.
Reader Mail
Playing Labor Pool
4.4.06
Who will do the work immigrants do? Plus: Baseball is past. Diversity dilemmas. Phillips' phillipics. Mr. Justus's show. And much more.
Monday, April 3, 2006
Buy the Book
Shadows Past and Present
Paul Beston | 4.3.06
If Barry Bonds has got you down, listen to some voices from baseball's past.
Washington Prowler
Howard the Magician
The Prowler | 4.3.06
DNC chairman Dean thinks he has Bill Clinton in his corner.
Political Hay
Burning the Republican Church
Patrick Hynes | 4.3.06
Kevin Phillips needs to conduct more research on American Christians.
Loose Canons
A Tale of Two Summits
Jed Babbin | 4.3.06
Pride and prejudice meets sense and Sensenbrenner.
Another Perspective
Costly Refilling of the Labor Pool
Paul Chesser | 4.3.06
Post-crackdown, you expect Americans teens to perform the field labor currently done by undocumented Latinos?
Reader Mail
Not in a Good Mood
4.3.06
Oprah defended. Illegal ease. Caspar W. and Pollard. Saddam-Osama. Soak the Bush rich. Plus much more.
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