The Nation’s Pulse
All Heart
Christopher Orlet | 6.23.06
Winning hearts and minds begins at home.
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Friday, June 23, 2006
Eminentoes
Kicking the “Christianists”
R. Andrew Newman | 6.23.06
Andrew Sullivan aims to boot them from the public square.
The Public Policy
Mandate Malpractice
David Hogberg | 6.23.06
The American Medical Association jumps the gun.
Movie Takes
Only Human
James Bowman | 6.23.06
A fresh and funny look at the travails of family life.
Reader Mail
Outrage Outage
6.23.06
Reasons for White House silence. Also: A service economy without service. A column made to order. Texas Perry wars continue. Mean-spirited about. Plus much more.
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Special Report
Where Is the Outrage?
Paul Beston | 6.22.06
Two American warriors butchered by jihadi goons — silence from the White House.
The Current Crisis
Lords of Self-Discipline
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.22.06
Churchill and Rumsfeld have the right stuff. Biden does not.
Political Hay
How to Tell Good Lobbyists From Bad
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 6.22.06
There's more to the profession than digging for “buried infrastructure.”
The Nation’s Pulse
Btflspk, Is That You?
Peter Hannaford | 6.22.06
The oxymoronic charm of “customer service.”
Reader Mail
Perry, Texas
6.22.06
Lone Star State governor under new scrutiny: Texans vs. Motley. Plus: Admiring Democrat demagoguery. Feeling the lash. P.J. de Soto. And much more.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Political Hay
Who’s Listening?
Lisa Fabrizio | 6.21.06
These days it's hard to distinguish between Democratic and “insurgent” talking points.
Special Report
Simply Conservative
Seton Motley | 6.21.06
Texas Governor Rick Perry has shown none of the waywardness of his well-known predecessor.
Another Perspective
The Great Backlash?
Ralph R. Reiland | 6.21.06
Have Republican elites taken the little guy for a ride?
Among the Intellectualoids
Giving Peace a Glance
Doug Powers | 6.21.06
All they are saying at the World Peace Forum — to which peace through strength hasn't been invited.
Movie Takes
Wordplay
James Bowman | 6.21.06
A depressing delight for anyone loves doing crossword puzzles.
Reader Mail
The Nature of the Game
6.21.06
Tips from Bobby Jones. Also: No escaping technology. Stuck in overdrive in a Camaro. Developing notions of property. Saving Seoul. Plus much more.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Techno-Civilization and Its Discontents
Brandon Crocker | 6.20.06
The downside of mind-numbing technology.
Streetcar Line
Stubbed Toes at Winged Foot
Quin Hillyer | 6.20.06
The Phil-Monty Show — brain-lock exposed.
The Nation’s Pulse
Why the New Camaro Will Fail
Eric Peters | 6.20.06
The war on macho takes its toll.
At Large
Korea’s Triumph of Hope Over Experience
Doug Bandow | 6.20.06
Delusional South Koreans wants to take relations with the North “to the next level.”
TAS Live
Why Isn’t the Whole World Developed?
Tom Bethell | 6.20.06
Hernando de Soto knows the answer.
Reader Mail
Wall Eyed
6.20.06
No diversity in reactions. Also: A wronged Yale professor. Bogeys galore. At home with Prairie Home. Plus much more.
Monday, June 19, 2006
Sports Arena
Dumb Golf
Lawrence Henry | 6.19.06
Phil Mickelson & Co. suffered from a distinct iron shortage.
Campus Scenes
A Yale Murder
Clinton W. Taylor | 6.19.06
The railroading of a “black sheep” professor.
Another Perspective
Wall Power
Paul Chesser | 6.19.06
One-third is not enough — what will be short of a 2,000 mile security fence along the U.S.-Mexico border?
Buy the Book
The Prototypical Unelectable Liberal
Steve Chapman | 6.19.06
William Jennings Bryan was perhaps the most prodigious failure in American political history.
Reader Mail
Prairie Tales to You
6.19.06
Down on down-home Keillor. Inconvenient truths. In defense of Newt. Al Qaeda's rejiggerings. More last Judgements. When Webb quit in a huff. Plus much else.
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