Special Report
Talking With the Enemy
Philip Klein | 10.13.06
North Korea provides a cautionary tale for those who want to talk directly with hostile regimes.
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Friday, October 13, 2006
Political Hay
Nancy Pelosi Ducks
Jeffrey Lord | 10.13.06
A double standard — or a stealth agenda? Social conservatives might want to pay attention.
The Nation’s Pulse
Taxpayers Held Hostage
Peter Hannaford | 10.13.06
Over and over communities are told: Pass this bond issue or kiss high school football goodbye. This election year it's happening again.
Campaign Crawlers
Colorblind and Poor
David Hogberg & Nick Cheolas | 10.13.06
Michigan’s Civil Rights Initiative is on the ballot this year — but it seems to be spending most of its time and money in court, the only place opponents feel they can beat it.
Movie Takes
Old Joy
James Bowman | 10.13.06
Does the old hippie dream of making a revolution by self-indulgence still survive? Apparently so — at least in the movies.
Reader Mail
Surveying the Democrats
10.13.06
From Arkansas to Minnesota to Chappaquiddick. Also: Doing business with the Treasury. And more.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Washington Prowler
Raid on the Treasury
The Prowler | 10.12.06
Under Secretary Paulson, a key Bush department has been thrown open to Goldman Sachs liberal Democrats.
Special Report
It Was So Different
Lawrence Henry | 10.12.06
In praise of Anwar Sadat, martyred 25 years ago.
The Current Crisis
Democrat Debauchery
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.12.06
Precisely what were the Republicans to do about the Hon. Foley?
At Large
A Fatwa on the Truth
Christopher Orlet | 10.12.06
America should welcome those persecuted for championing free speech in totalitarian countries — like France.
Movie Takes
49-Up
James Bowman | 10.12.06
One of the great films of the last half-century improves with every re-making.
Reader Mail
What It Takes
10.12.06
Deftness. Toughness. Ruthlessness. Unabashedness. Steadfastness. Plus more.
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Streetcar Line
Conservative Triple-Play
Quin Hillyer | 10.11.06
A look at Ken Blackwell, Rick Santorum and Jim Talent, and why each still has a chance.
Special Report
American Will? The Long Gamble
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.11.06
Over the past century the U.S. has been tested in Asia many times. Kim Jong Il is only the latest in a long line of gamblers who thought they could get America to fold.
Political Hay
Can the Republican Bull Walk?
Jay D. Homnick | 10.11.06
Now's not the time to head for the hills.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bye, Bye Bombers
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.11.06
Time to move on — the Yankees have lost.
The Public Policy
Strange New Love for “The Blob”
Andrew J. Coulson | 10.11.06
Republicans fall in love with the education behemoth they once scorned.
Reader Mail
Trained CREW
10.11.06
Operatives and foot soldiers play clueless on Foley timing. Also: Charlie Brown clowns. Ingrate S. Korea. Love is all you need. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Special Report
The Charlie Brown Democrats
Jeffrey Lord | 10.10.06
Clinton's good deal blows up — radioactively.
Washington Prowler
Saved by Foley
The Prowler | 10.10.06
Why Democrat hit squads dropped the big one early.
Political Hay
Roving Under the Limelight
Windsor Mann | 10.10.06
The boy genius in the Foley scandal.
Another Perspective
Bulletin — Men Invented Humanity
William Tucker | 10.10.06
New evidence that only males evolve.
At Large
Ban Ki-moon Over Asia
Doug Bandow | 10.10.06
The U.S. can take pride in the selection of a South Korean to succeed Kofi Annan.
Reader Mail
Liddy on the Label
10.10.06
Republicans gear up for a nonfight. Also: David Cameron, shakier than wobbly. Mike Tucker's Kurd comments. Synthesizing Ben Stein. Plus much more.
Monday, October 9, 2006
Special Report
Kurdistan Beckons
Shawn Macomber | 10.9.06
Author Mike Tucker discusses our forgotten, underused, and bloody tough ally in the Iraq War.
Another Perspective
Useless Unanimity?
James Poulos | 10.9.06
No nukes is good nukes, but Pyongyang goes full speed ahead.
Political Hay
Twisted Tory
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.9.06
British conservative leader David Cameron throws out Thatcherism in favor of socialism and a dash of anti-Americanism.
The Nation’s Pulse
When Religion Is Worse Than Internet Porn
Perry L. Glanzer | 10.9.06
Welcome to the libraries of California's Contra Costa County.
Reader Mail
The Foley Follies
10.9.06
Ben Stein hits for the cycle. Also: Pax Americana. Hold on to your seats. Nambla Nancy. Plus more.
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