Special Report
Murtha and the FBI: The Director’s Cut
David Holman | 9.29.06
How close did Rep. Jack Murtha come to accepting a bribe in Abscam? The full tape of his meeting with the FBI, now available for the first time, shows just how close!
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Friday, September 29, 2006
The Public Policy
Unhealthy Criticism
David Hogberg | 9.29.06
The left is making extra rounds in order to poison consumer-based health care.
In Memoriam
King Is Dead
W. James Antle, III | 9.29.06
Ed King was Ronald Reagan's favorite Democratic governor, and he made the election of serious Republican governors a distinct possibility in Massachusetts.
The Nation’s Pulse
My Favorite Place
Lawrence Henry | 9.29.06
The fortunes of a dog license collector in Santa Monica.
Campaign Crawlers
Blue Republicans
Joel Himelfarb | 9.29.06
Michael Steele and Robert Ehrlich face an uphill battle in this very blue state.
Another Perspective
By Any Other Name
Reid Collins | 9.29.06
We know who names hurricanes. But what about forest fires?
Reader Mail
Patterns of Submission
9.29.06
Appeasement in our Democratic times. Also: Unpresumptuous Ken Livingstone. The price of lettuce vs. the price of emergency room care. Plus more.
Thursday, September 28, 2006
Political Hay
Republican Disease
Philip Klein | 9.28.06
Republicans betray their base to be loved by the beautiful people.
Campaign Crawlers
Rally for Stasis
Shawn Macomber | 9.28.06
Loud and unhinged though he may be, Bernie Sanders can't break out of the Democrats' bore cycle.
The Current Crisis
Slur Politics
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.28.06
Another Clintonite 1990s goal comes a cropper.
At Large
Blame it on Baghdad
Christopher Orlet | 9.28.06
It is convenient, intellectually lazy, and wrong to blame Islamic terror on the Iraq War.
Reader Mail
Shakespeare Rehabilitated
9.28.06
Dominic Dromgoole vs. James Bowman. Also: Saints booed. Dancing around. Cutting our losses. Plus more.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Buy the Book
True in His Fashion
Florence King | 9.27.06
Meet Beau Brummell, the ultimate man of style.
Another Perspective
Wall Costs Worth It
Paul Chesser | 9.27.06
New efforts to restrict illegal immigration are causing economic disruptions — understandably so.
Among the Intellectualoids
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
James Bowman | 9.27.06
Culturally clueless specialists mistake good and honorable writing for bad Shakespeare.
Reader Mail
Rudy, Aim, Fire
9.27.06
Armed against Giuliani on the social front. Also: Honor in practice. Losing's repercussions. Life matters. Plus more.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
The Nation’s Pulse
Dispelling Nuclear Phantoms
William Tucker | 9.26.06
Americans need to get over their inordinate fear of radiation and nuclear power.
Special Report
Reproductive Killing Rights
Doug Bandow | 9.26.06
John Podesta and the outfit he heads continue to Clintonize language and ethical meaning.
Another Perspective
Losing to Win
Stephen Slivinski | 9.26.06
Isn't the problem that Republicans are learning the wrong lessons from their victories? A reply to David Hogberg.
TAS Live
Ready for Rudy
Deroy Murdock | 9.26.06
He made it in New York. Can he make it anywhere else? Our September cover story.
Political Hay
Anti-Business Democrats
Ralph R. Reiland | 9.26.06
They can't help themselves, evidently.
Reader Mail
Tough Talk
9.26.06
What does it mean to say enough already? Dealing with Islam. Also: General Forrest rehabilitated. People's videogame. Venezuela beckons. Plus more.
Monday, September 25, 2006
Washington Prowler
The No Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Prowler | 9.25.06
Democrat bigotry is becoming a worry among the shaky Democrat leadership.
Political Hay
Vermont’s Red Baron
Shawn Macomber | 9.25.06
The U.S. Congress's only avowed socialist has his own killer video game now.
The Nation’s Pulse
Kampf Culture
Jeremy Lott | 9.25.06
Parental approval sometimes isn't what it's cracked up to be.
Buy the Book
The Iraqis Themselves
Jacob Laksin | 9.25.06
Finally an up-close look at those we've been hoping to liberate.
Reader Mail
Jackie’s Audacity
9.25.06
There can never be enough Jackie Mason. Also: Withdrawal symptoms. John Wayne rerun. Plus much more.
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