Political Hay
Constitutional Mulligan
Philip Klein | 10.20.06
The U.S. Constitution is the nation's best defense against liberalism, so it isn't surprising that one law professor wants to scrap it.
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Friday, October 20, 2006
Special Report
Marines From an Exhibition
Shawn Macomber | 10.20.06
Photojournalist Jean Butler has captured what heroism looks like.
Campaign Crawlers
The Tribes Vote
Lawrence Henry | 10.20.06
Look for big surprises in Massachusetts' gubernatorial showdown.
Eminentoes
Lie, Lady, Lie
Jay D. Homnick | 10.20.06
She's got her game in gear — proof positive Lady Hillary is ready to run.
Media Matters
Good Night and….
Reid Collins | 10.20.06
The days draw short — as does the networks' coverage of actual news. Remembering Christopher Glenn.
Reader Mail
Facing the Enemy
10.20.06
It helps to know his nature and designs. Also: Kuo bono? Tolerance and double standards. Nuclear clubs. Ben Stein's concerns. Big family reinforcement. Plus much more.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Political Hay
Crunchy Kuo
Joseph M. Knippenberg | 10.19.06
Faith-based opportunist David Kuo casts stones at the Bush administration to liberal applause — and he feigns surprise.
Special Report
Nuclear Dominoes
Christopher Orlet | 10.19.06
As North Korea and Iran go, so goes the rest of the world.
Eminentoes
The Ex-Ambassador From Jurassic Park
Jeffrey Lord | 10.19.06
The tell-tale writings of Dennis Jett, class of '68.
The Current Crisis
Karr Trouble
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.19.06
Prime Time was made for the likes of America's leading would-be child killer.
At Large
The Battle for Britistan
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.19.06
Astonishingly, new voices in Britain are resisting the “privileged attention” enjoyed domestically by Islam.
Reader Mail
300 Million in an Empty Space
10.19.06
Big families prove environmentally friendly. Also: Pedophile Nation. What the RNC must say. Democrats and spies. Plus more.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Special Report
Pedophile Nation
Ben Stein | 10.18.06
Our country is absolutely drenched in juvenile sex.
Streetcar Line
Take a Second Look
Quin Hillyer | 10.18.06
The GOP's last chance to change voters' minds.
At Large
Turncoat or Straitjacket?
Clinton W. Taylor | 10.18.06
The odd case of “Symbol Susan” Lindauer.
The Nation’s Pulse
Doing Our Part
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 10.18.06
America's populationo hit the 300 million mark this week — no small thanks to immigrants and couples happy to have many wonderful children.
Political Hay
Resisting the Blue Wave
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.18.06
The Christian Right still has every reason to turn out big this November.
Reader Mail
Fire Away
10.18.06
Guns spell security. Robert Spencer's Muhammad. Saving North Koreans. Plus more.
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Loose Canons
Outside Agitators
Jed Babbin | 10.17.06
A lot of foreign bad guys are finding ways to interfere in this year's anti-Bush GOP elections.
Campaign Crawlers
Tight Senate Squeeze
David Hogberg | 10.17.06
With three weeks left, the GOP appears positioned to hold its Senate majority — by a hair.
Buy the Book
Peace Be Unto Him
William Tucker | 10.17.06
Robert Spencer's The Truth About Muhammad offers a fascinating view of history.
The Nation’s Pulse
When an AK47 Is Not an AK47
John Tabin | 10.17.06
Rudy Giuliani causes gun controllers to shoot themselves in the foot.
Another Perspective
House Floor Plan
Jay D. Homnick | 10.17.06
The Republican House of Representatives has done fine work lately and deserves to be rewarded with reelection.
Reader Mail
Freedom to Threaten
10.17.06
Who is fanning the flames of hatred? Also: The politics of short-term screaming. Terrorists and conventional considerations. NAMBLA and the return of Harry Hay — an exchange. Plus more.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Political Hay
Reagan’s 1986 Election
Jeffrey Lord | 10.16.06
What I learned from the Oldest & Wisest about an on off-year election in the sixth year of a two-term presidency.
Washington Prowler
Nervous Harry and Howie
The Prowler | 10.16.06
Sen. Reid's Abramoff past; Chairman Dean's dispensability.
Among the Intellectualoids
Indifference Anthems
Shawn Macomber | 10.16.06
Lovely and caring rocker John Mayer rails against everything, including G.W. Bush, corporate beasts, and, evidently, his hot if tossed aside girlfriend.
Eminentoes
Bolivia’s Budding Cult of Evo
Jorge Amador | 10.16.06
It didn't take long for this latest lefty populist darling to declare himself a national monument.
Another Perspective
Ethics, Law, and War
George H. Wittman | 10.16.06
The Marquis of Queensberry never fought terrorists.
Reader Mail
Not So Fabulous Baker Boy
10.16.06
The misguided statesman. Pelosi's tangled web. Also: Michigan affirmative action. And more.
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