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Mitt’s Evangelical Breakthrough
W. James Antle, III | 8.25.06
Mitt Romney is quietly emerging the most viable presidential candidate to the right of John McCain and Rudy Giuliani.
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Friday, August 25, 2006
Political Hay
No Terrorism To See Here
Philip Klein | 8.25.06
To a growing chorus, terrorism is no big deal.
Another Perspective
Who Lost Earth?
James Poulos | 8.25.06
No, the planet isn't going our way — again.
The Nation’s Pulse
Manshop, Womanshop
Lawrence Henry | 8.25.06
Why can't a woman shop more like man?
Special Report
Sea Change in Global Warming?
Patrick J. Michaels | 8.25.06
According to computer models, ocean temperatures should be rising — instead they've being going down. What's going on?
Reader Mail
The Aging Process
8.25.06
Bill C. gets old pretty fast. Also: Great necks. Somebody likes us. Music to our ears — but Elvis? Plus much more.
Thursday, August 24, 2006
The Current Crisis
Happy Birthday, Mr. Ex-President
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.24.06
The Wonderboy turns 60.
Political Hay
Lizza’s Latest Twists
David Holman | 8.24.06
He still can't seem to fit the evidence about George Allen around his opinion.
At Large
Pain in the Neck
Jeremy Lott | 8.24.06
How one bad night in a strange place ruined a perfect getaway weekend.
Among the Intellectualoids
Why They Don’t Hate Us
Christopher Orlet | 8.24.06
It's not as lonely at the top as liberals think.
Reader Mail
Win Some, Lose Some
8.24.06
Who's on first? American sports as metaphor and mirror. Also: Not chuckling at George Allen. Muslim moderation — any takers? Sanctuary row. Easy rider replies. Plus more.
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Sanctuary Chic
Mark Tooley | 8.23.06
A 1980s left-wing religious cause makes a comeback in the age of Iraq and illegal immigration.
At Large
Voices of Muslim Moderation
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 8.23.06
It's not so much the existence of the U.S. and U.K. that annoys them as the very fact that those two countries have governments that any pursue policies at all.
Special Report
Urban Heat, Urban Legends
Patrick J. Michaels | 8.23.06
Summer's swelter is not killing a growing number of city folk.
Political Hay
Sticks and Stones
Lisa Fabrizio | 8.23.06
Furor over Sen. Allen's recent monkey business exposes media double-standard.
Reader Mail
The Eyes Have It
8.23.06
Threat profiling and other observations. Plus much more, including from a proud Democrat who rejects Republican advice.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Live From New York
Mother Streep in the Park
Yale Kramer | 8.22.06
Every time there's a war on a gang of actors and producers get together and put on Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children because they think it is an anti-war play.
Political Hay
Progressive Fears
Shawn Macomber | 8.22.06
The neo-SDS has nothing to fear but nuker Bush himself.
The Public Policy
Subsidy Economics 101
Neal McCluskey | 8.22.06
Passing the buck from generation to generation.
Special Report
We Don’t All Have AIDS
Michael Fumento | 8.22.06
Not exactly the message last week's international AIDS conference wanted to push.
Reader Mail
Hearts of Hardness
8.22.06
Belgian and other profiles. Giving up the fight. Looking for a fight. Plus: Australia's leading GOP basher. And more.
Monday, August 21, 2006
Loose Canons
Profiling and Fascism
Jed Babbin | 8.21.06
The anti-semanticists at CAIR would rather keep you confused.
Political Hay
The Netroots’ Iraq Advantage
David Hogberg | 8.21.06
The cut and run McGovernites of 1972 enjoyed much less popular support than does today's Come Home America crowd.
Special Report
Don’t Forget Sudan
Daniel Allott | 8.21.06
As the U.N. deploys troops to Lebanon, it dithers in Darfur.
Media Matters
Mike Wallace Meets Der Fuhrer
Philip Klein | 8.21.06
Veteran newsman sent back to 1938 to interview Chancellor Hitler.
Another Perspective
Democrats, Elections, and Ideas
Manon McKinnon | 8.21.06
Whether the Ned Lamonts win or lose, left-Democratic ideas have a way of prevailing unopposed.
The Nation’s Pulse
False Confessions
Jay D. Homnick | 8.21.06
The story of John Mark Karr and his confession in the case of Jon Benet Ramsey is a strange one indeed.
Reader Mail
Menace to Society
8.21.06
Noise pollution from the Harley Gang. Plus: Dubious Grass. Socialist 'roots. Fair states. Also: How dark the Dark Ages? A learned exchange. And more.
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