Media Matters
Fog of Reuters
Philip Klein | 8.11.06
Why the news agency, for all its anti-Israel bias, was unlikely to publish doctored photos deliberately.
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Friday, August 11, 2006
The Public Policy
Let’s Not Overdo It
David Hogberg & Rose Capozzi | 8.11.06
The Senate shows some at least preliminary signs of getting somewhat serious, perhaps, about maybe reining in spending.
Special Report
Heed Pence-Hutchison
Daniel Griswold | 8.11.06
Only one congressional plan can break the illegal immigration logjam.
At Large
Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful
Patrick O'Hannigan | 8.11.06
To the likes of Dan Rather, Fidel Castro was “Cuba's Elvis.” To most everyone else, he was scum. Just ask Ms. Helena Houdova.
Political Hay
Da County Don’t Count
Jay D. Homnick | 8.11.06
So you want to be elected commissioner in Dade County?
Reader Mail
Preventive Bombing
8.11.06
Sights set on Iran and Syria. Also: European reactions to Ben Stein. Republicans deserve to….lose? Understanding Colebatch on Gibson. Plus much more.
Thursday, August 10, 2006
The Current Crisis
Preventing the Unthinkable
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.10.06
Hezbollah will be stopped only if Syria and Iran are hit.
Political Hay
Bully Democrats
Shawn Macomber | 8.10.06
The liberal netroots tout “people-power” but do all they can to quash Joe Lieberman's independent pitch to voters — what are they afraid of?
Media Matters
Moderation? Oh, Please!
Jeffrey Lord | 8.10.06
The New York Times becomes post-cynical in the Lamont era.
The Nation’s Pulse
You Don’t Know Jack
Jeremy Lott | 8.10.06
He had no idea he helped make his the Greatest Generation.
Reader Mail
Political Fronts
8.10.06
Connecticut is in a state. Traitors in our midst. More on Ben Stein. New waves of Gibson defenders. Plus much more.
Wednesday, August 9, 2006
Political Hay
Connecticut’s Shame
Jeffrey Lord | 8.9.06
The Chasm reopens in American political life.
Special Report
At Home in Baghdad
Laurie Mylroie | 8.9.06
Indeed, as a recently released Iraqi document reveals, Palestinian terrorist Abu Abbas became a player in the Middle East peace process despite his Iraqi ties.
Media Matters
You Can’t Spell Pap Without the AP
Lisa Fabrizio | 8.9.06
The Associated Press is easily confused these days with Reuters.
Political Hay
The Anti-War Warriors
Christopher Orlet | 8.9.06
How does identifying with terrorists promote peace?
Movie Takes
The Bridesmaid
James Bowman | 8.9.06
A classic Claude Chabrol-type study of the point where passion and madness intersect with ordinary life.
Reader Mail
Braveheart in Gallipoli
8.9.06
Viewers are forgiving of Mel Gibson's patriotic excess. Also: Amazing Ben. Blogged Down Democrats. Plus much more.
Tuesday, August 8, 2006
Special Report
A Few More Little Facts
Ben Stein | 8.8.06
The line of the fight between civilization and barbarism runs right along the Israel-Lebanon non-border.
Another Perspective
The Real Case Against Mel Gibson
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 8.8.06
The many historical lies he has to answer for.
Buy the Book
Sing-Song Conservatism
Florence King | 8.8.06
The laughably earnest confusion of a so-called countercultural conservative.
Reader Mail
Belt Ways
8.8.06
Clicked off along the nation's ticketed roads and byways. Also: The things the anti-Mel left gets away with. On course with Israel. Plus much more.
Monday, August 7, 2006
Washington Prowler
Rick Sees Green
The Prowler | 8.7.06
A funny thing happened on the way to Santorum.
Loose Canons
Democrats’ Danse Macabre
Jed Babbin | 8.7.06
So long Joe, as Pinch's Party purge gets under way.
Special Report
Let Israel Stay the Course
Philip Klein | 8.7.06
Should a sovereign nation have to face a timeline to defend itself?
The Nation’s Pulse
Seat Belt Lashes
Eric Peters | 8.7.06
“Click It or Ticket” crackdowns have become the closest thing to a major tax hike in the Bush era.
Reader Mail
The War Continues
8.7.06
Conservatives and Iraq. Also: Lebanese responsibility. Facing the real culprits. We'll always have Cuba, and Casablanca. Plus much more.
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