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Ned Lamont Is No Clare Boothe Luce
Jeffrey Lord | 9.1.06 @ 12:08AM
In 1942 the GOP opposed FDR -- but not the war.
In 1942 the GOP opposed FDR -- but not the war.
A peace activist nun declares that America lost its soul after 9/11. Bill Moyers would concur.
Allen Doyle is the finest golfer you've never heard of -- but what's Tom Lehman's excuse?
Be sure it's in a new Dodge Caravan, with room and luxury for everyone in the family.
Lessons from Ernesto, formerly known as a hurricane.
A delight that refuses to lose, even if most everyone in it does.
The world of the anti-Rumsfeldians. Also: Tough Teddy. Georgetown and (in)tolerance. More Karr breakdowns. A Ferrari in every closet. Plus more.
In their view, the Secretary of Defense should not be allowed to defend American policy.
Contrary to what came out of the International AIDS Conference this month, the president's anti-AIDS program is helping in Africa.
Why do so many on the right admire Theodore Roosevelt?
Conservative evangelicals are singled out for exclusion.
Every chance they get Muslims come out and vote.
The mad world of media consumption. Also: Class-destroying Dems. Religious temptations. Plus more.
The useless press has no one to blame but itself for the John Mark Karr fiasco.
They were all around New Orleans, such as Greg Beuerman at the Lindy BoggsMedical Center.
Democrat class warriors try, but fail, to keep down the poor.
Oliver Stone as we've never seen him -- passive, understated, and perhaps overwhelmed.
Do Democrats have a prayer of converting Christian voters?
Some emergency room treatment for trial lawyers. Not everyone is accepting the diagnosis, though. Also: Gasoline is the least expensive thing about a Cape May vacation. Plus more.
New York's governor and presidential wannabe livens up a gathering of conservative activists, loyalists, Indians and Revolutionary militiamen in New Hampshire.
How hospitals became jackpots for America's trial lawyers.
A U.S. free-trade agreement with Taiwan would pay off in countless ways.
A long, hot humid summer -- new excerpts from Ben Stein's Diary.
The summer of our gasoline depression.
Rediscovering the world of Beverly Gunn. Also: Whooping Kofi. Talking back. Unmasked politics. Sore neck links. Plus more.
Kofi Annan sets off on his latest appeasement tour -- and our President doesn't appear to be objecting at all.
In a shocking display, a D.C. judge actually enforces the law.
The U.S.-India partnership is not a done deal by any means, as the U.S. must contend with efforts by Russia and China to win over our new best friend.
A live report from a campaign manager out meeting the folks, and their dogs and cats.
Planned Parenthood's perverse permissiveness.
Sweeping terrorism under the Oriental rug. Also: Migrating toward Mitt. Shopping sprees. Defending Ms. magazine. Plus more.