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The New Al Qaeda
Christopher Orlet | 6.16.06
Latest plot represents a generational leap forward.
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Friday, June 16, 2006
Eminentoes
Garrison Keillor Regrets
Lawrence Henry | 6.16.06
This fine writer has a lousy political voice.
Another Perspective
Berg’s Post-Traumatic Bush Disorder
Philip Klein | 6.16.06
In his powerlessness, the father of beheaded Nick Berg reveals himself to be a psychological wreck.
Among the Intellectualoids
Warning Science
Jay D. Homnick | 6.16.06
The end of the world is nigh — give or take some magical cures from the Rain Forest.
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Tinker, Tailer, Reporter, Spy
Patrick Devenny | 6.16.06
A novel recalls a time when reporters fought the good fight.
Reader Mail
Over Newt
6.16.06
Forget about it — Newt will not be president. Also: The Episcopal Manifesto. Webb has just begun to fight. Kemp's guilt. Plus much more.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
The Current Crisis
The Boy Speaker
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.15.06
The trouble with Newt Gingrich, prospective presidential contender.
Special Report
The Other Is Never Wrong
R. Andrew Newman | 6.15.06
The key to understanding the pronouncements of the Episcopal Church's General Convention (and the left in general).
Political Hay
Jack Kemp’s White Guilt
Steven M. Warshawsky | 6.15.06
The former conservative star supports a Congressional seat for D.C. to put Republicans “on the right side of history.” How insulting.
Another Perspective
Feed the Beast
David Hogberg | 6.15.06
Liberals have found a new way to scratch their itch to raise taxes.
Reader Mail
General Motoring
6.15.06
Lemon driving. Also: Webb site Virginia. Kos's perfect record. Till death do us party. Still more Coulter Judgements. Plus much else.
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
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The Marginalized Mainstream
Shawn Macomber | 6.14.06
The Democrats' shock forces display a huge inferiority complex.
Streetcar Line
Resolved: Bush Is Right on Iraq
Quin Hillyer | 6.14.06
The House today is likely to support that proposition.
Political Hay
Can’t Win for Losing
Lisa Fabrizio | 6.14.06
The Democrats' long losing streak gets an extension.
The Nation’s Pulse
Postmodern Bride
Carol Platt Liebau | 6.14.06
Weddings today seem little more than an excuse for a couple to enjoy a really big party.
Reader Mail
Targeted Responses
6.14.06
Yes, Virginia, or no? More UN Nitti-gritti. More pity politics. Plums much else.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Special Report
Kossacks in the Desert
Shawn Macomber | 6.13.06
If the dreary Yearly Kos convention is any indication, who could possibly care if what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?
Political Hay
A Test for “Fighting Dems”
Brendan Conway | 6.13.06
Late today we find out what kind of Webb the Democrats have woven.
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A Liberal Throws in the Towel on Reagan
Steven F. Hayward | 6.13.06
Richard Reeves is indeed a good sport.
Reader Mail
Fearful Liberalism
6.13.06
The roots of political hatred. Plus: The Useless Nations — get 'em outta here. Also: Much more enjoying of Ann and her critics. And much else.
Monday, June 12, 2006
Loose Canons
Brownie, You’re Doing a Heck of a Job
Jed Babbin | 6.12.06
Another Serfin' Safari courtesy of the disastrous UN.
Another Perspective
Who Wants to Marry an Open-Borders Statist?
Judd Magilnick | 6.12.06
Immigration reform exposes the elephant in the elephant's closet.
The Nation’s Pulse
From God to Godless: The Real Liberal Terror
Jeffrey Lord | 6.12.06
The book reviewers were absolutely hostile, enraged at what they read.
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The Weatherman Aboveground
Richard Kirk | 6.12.06
David Horowitz's indictment of today's tenured radicals.
Reader Mail
Enjoying Ann Coulter
6.12.06
Not everyone is, of course, on both right and (especially) left. A special Reader Mail section.
Reader Mail
Withdrawal Symptoms
6.12.06
Democrats' post-Zarqawi gloom. Also: Peanuts on D-Day. Australian intelligence. Plus much more.
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