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Friday, May 5, 2006

Political Hay

There He Goes Again

David Holman | 5.5.06 @ 12:08AM

Ryan Lizza bites off more than he can chaw.

Another Perspective

Rumsfeld and the Generals

Lawrence Henry | 5.5.06 @ 12:08AM

It's not about Iraq. It's about Vietnam.

Special Report

Beijing to Vatican: We Can't Be Trusted

Doug Bandow | 5.5.06 @ 12:07AM

Is anyone really surprised?

The Nation's Pulse

This Sky Is the Limit

Eric Peters | 5.5.06 @ 12:06AM

GM's Saturn division may be going under, but not before it releases the gorgeous 2007 Sky roadster.

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It Could Have Been Hotter

Paul Johnson | 5.5.06 @ 12:05AM

A restrained new history of the Cold War.

Reader Mail

Demographic Desires

5.5.06 @ 12:01AM

The West's incentivized decline. Chic concerns about Sudan. The meaning of United 93. Vietnam on film. Plus much more.

Thursday, May 4, 2006

The Current Crisis

A Frenchman for All Seasons

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.4.06 @ 12:08AM

Jean-Francois Revel was one of America's finest friends.

At Large

On Our Watch

Christopher Orlet | 5.4.06 @ 12:07AM

Will gorgeous George Clooney save Darfur?

Special Report

False WiFi Fears

Michael Fumento | 5.4.06 @ 12:07AM

"Wireless fidelity" is a radio frequency -- but scaremongers see it as yet another computer age convenience that must be causing cancer and worse.

The Public Policy

Demographic Self-Indulgence and Its Remedy

Reuven Brenner | 5.4.06 @ 12:07AM

Government has it in its power to reverse Western demographic decline -- if it backs off.

Movie Takes

Guys and Balls

James Bowman | 5.4.06 @ 12:02AM

A German contribution to progressive sexual understanding.

Reader Mail

Subtle Undermining

5.4.06 @ 12:01AM

United 93 and "who we're fighting." Also: Iran: past the point of no return. Plus much more.

Wednesday, May 3, 2006

Streetcar Line

Here Come Da Judge

Quin Hillyer | 5.3.06 @ 12:09AM

Finally, at long last, Brett Kavanaugh will have his day in Senate court.

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Straight Talk Expression

Sean Higgins | 5.3.06 @ 12:08AM

There's still a chance for honest discourse about abortion and Roe.

Special Report

Rogue State Enabler

Andrew Cline | 5.3.06 @ 12:07AM

When Iran gets the bomb, thank the U.N.

Sports Arena

Enough Blame to Go Around

Lisa Fabrizio | 5.3.06 @ 12:05AM

Everyone's angry about the state of Major League Baseball. So?

Movie Takes

United 93

James Bowman | 5.3.06 @ 12:02AM

Powerful and harrowing -- though unfortunately the film downplays the heroism of Todd Beamer, Jeremy Glick, Thomas Burnett, and Mark Bingham.

Reader Mail

Republican Lists

5.3.06 @ 12:01AM

Music to no one's ears. Also: Powers of persuasion. George Washington at prayer. Larry Johnson defends and attacks. Plus much more.

Tuesday, May 2, 2006

At Large

May He Go?

Jay D. Homnick | 5.2.06 @ 2:09AM

We have no choice, if we hope to survive as a civilization, but to withhold political reward from terrorist activity, even the bloodless variety.

Political Hay

Listed For Life

Larry Thornberry | 5.2.06 @ 12:08AM

Clueless direct mailers at the Republican National Committee don't know the meaning of rejection.

Special Report

From Russia With Arms

Robert T. McLean | 5.2.06 @ 12:08AM

Economic and geopolitical factors drive Moscow to supply America's enemies.

Another Perspective

Iran's Cold War

George H. Wittman | 5.2.06 @ 12:07AM

In the past few weeks the world has been treated to a barrage of bombast from Persian military chest thumpers.

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The Founding Believer

Mark Tooley | 5.2.06 @ 12:06AM

How is it that we've drifted from regarding George Washington as a devout Christian?

The Nation's Pulse

Governmental Viscosity Breakdown

Doug Powers | 5.2.06 @ 12:05AM

Who's really making the money and profiting on gasoline?

Reader Mail

Langley's Last Legs

5.2.06 @ 12:01AM

The Agency in trouble. Also: The Ambulance Chaser is back. Boycott backlash -- in verse. Luttwak's Iran window. A healthy addiction. Plus much more.

Monday, May 1, 2006

Special Report

Stall Tactics

John Tabin | 5.1.06 @ 12:09AM

While Iran refuses to freeze its nuclear program, the U.S. has a few options before military action becomes inevitable.

Loose Canons

CIA's Castra Praetoria

Jed Babbin | 5.1.06 @ 12:08AM

Among the thousands of CIA employees is an influential number of Praetorians whose political corruption threatens the whole agency.

Washington Prowler

Wesley Heights

The Prowler | 5.1.06 @ 12:08AM

Ex-Gen. Wes Clark tries to talk sense to Democrats, no easy task given his reliance on George Soros.

Campaign Crawlers

Plantation Oblige

Shawn Macomber | 5.1.06 @ 12:08AM

Master Edwards remains unctuously benevolent and beyond hypocrisy.

The Nation's Pulse

Primo de Mayo

Carol Platt Liebau | 5.1.06 @ 12:07AM

In endorsing the proposed May Day strike, California Democrats will succeed only in producing a significant backlash against illegal immigrants.

Another Perspective

The French Were Right

Peter Hannaford | 5.1.06 @ 12:06AM

At least so far as Congress and gasoline is concerned. But Ronald Reagan was more right on matters of supply and demand.

Reader Mail

Currant Events

5.1.06 @ 12:01AM

Sampling Larry Henry's fruitcake. Also: George Allen walks tall. Time for United 93. Pumping gold gas. Plus much more.

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The Republicans Are the Redskins

W. James Antle, III

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Stewart Udall, RIP

Bill Croke

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Mad About Obamacare? Blame Bush

Philip Klein

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Obamacare Passes

Philip Klein

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Stupak's Deal

W. James Antle, III

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'A Tragedy for America'

Robert Stacy McCain

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Re: Thus Caveth Stupak

Philip Klein

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Why Obamacare Would Fail

Philip Klein

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Democrats in the Deathmobile

Robert Stacy McCain

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On the Brink of Depression

Ben Stein

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A Peace of Obama's Mind

Jay D. Homnick

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Thinking About Bombing Iran

George H. Wittman

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Newspaper Days

Christopher Orlet

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