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Dr. Russ Feingold on Call
David Hogberg | 10.27.06
If Democrats win, he's ready to prescribe universal health care.
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Friday, October 27, 2006
Another Perspective
The View From J Street
Peter Hannaford | 10.27.06
It's not available in Washington, D.C.
At Large
What’s the Doughboy Afraid Of?
Jeremy Lott | 10.27.06
Scoops from Jerry-less Ben and other coneheads at a Vermont enviro-scribbler social.
The Nation’s Pulse
We Lose Our Grocery Store
Lawrence Henry | 10.27.06
Unwelcome reminders of suburban isolation.
Buy the Book
Dixie in Denial
Florence King | 10.27.06
How the Confederacy became its own worst enemy.
Political Hay
Warming Under the Collar
Jay D. Homnick | 10.27.06
And this man Gore is a United States citizen?
Reader Mail
Dangerous Liaisons
10.27.06
Looking at America's “allies.” Also: Olbermann's tirade. Pious Ford. Flags of Our Fathers held over. Ode to the GOP voter. Plus much more.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Special Report
Axis of Allies
Christopher Orlet | 10.26.06
Is it even possible to have Muslim allies?
Campaign Crawlers
Playboy Party Affiliation
Robert VerBruggen | 10.26.06
In the Harold Ford case, morality and racism are two different things.
At Large
Lament for Sark
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.26.06
The European Convention on Human Rights claims its latest victim.
Eminentoes
Olbermann River
Jeffrey Lord | 10.26.06
He just keeps rolling along, defending slavery without even knowing it.
The Nation’s Pulse
These Lands Are Your Lands
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 10.26.06
Free market environmentalism turns 15!
Reader Mail
Heroism Now and Then
10.26.06
Reclaiming Mt. Suribachi. Also: CNN no more. GOP's winning final lap. Pelosi's doozy. Plus much more.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Washington Prowler
CNN Terrorist Outreach
The Prowler | 10.25.06
The mindset behind the network's airing of the sniper video excerpts. Also: Weldon Democrats. Obama inhalers.
Special Report
The View From Mt. Suribachi
Yale Kramer | 10.25.06
In his disappointing and anachronistic new film, Flags of Our Fathers, Clint Eastwood thinks he's teaching you something important.
Political Hay
Grandma Muses
Jay D. Homnick | 10.25.06
Pelosi's engine Stahls as terrorists agree to depart Iraq once U.S. forces leave.
Buy the Book
Best Explanations
Logan Paul Gage | 10.25.06
Scientist Francis Collins presents evidence for belief in God.
Reader Mail
Stay or Leave?
10.25.06
South Korea? Iraq? Also: Sublime ridicule. Signs of resolve. Islam found innocent. Plus more.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Special Report
Israel, Iran, and the Bomb
George H. Wittman | 10.24.06
Tehran might take note: Washington is not in charge in Tel Aviv.
Political Hay
Rules of Ridicule
Ivan Osorio | 10.24.06
A funny picture is worth a thousand Chinese proverbs.
Another Perspective
One Way Out
Doug Bandow | 10.24.06
North Korea becomes a regional problem if the U.S. disengages from South Korea.
The Nation’s Pulse
Voting Bloc Heads
Doug Powers | 10.24.06
Reagan Republicans, soccer moms, and other electoral fragmentations.
TAS Live
Christian Fall, Muslim Rise
Tom Bethell | 10.24.06
The dramatic downful of Christianity in the Middle East.
Movie Takes
Driving Lessons
James Bowman | 10.24.06
Fine acting, likable characters, and…too many of the usual stereotypes.
Reader Mail
No Easy Exits
10.24.06
Withdrawal from an unsecured Iraq — looking at every option. Also: Nancy and Republicans. Bush and Darfur. Skimpy teens. Plus more.
Monday, October 23, 2006
Campaign Crawlers
Chris Lilik Is Being Heard
Jeffrey Lord | 10.23.06
Pennsylvania's conservative David is keeping his eye on the ball — and today he will make life more difficult for Bob Casey, Jr.
Washington Prowler
Chair Personnel
The Prowler | 10.23.06
Nancy to select committee heads early. Also: Warner's successors.
Special Report
Blaming Bush for Darfur
Faith J. H. McDonnell | 10.23.06
Jim Wallis's left evangelicals know who the bad guy is.
At Large
Budapest: October 23, 1956
Ralph R. Reiland | 10.23.06
The Hungarian Revolution was brutally crushed — yet freedom ended up winning.
Reader Mail
Humoring Hillary
10.23.06
A mountain of lies crumbles as she speaks. Also: A liberal Constitutional Convention: horror for whom? Plus more.
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