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Promote Pence
Philip Klein | 11.3.06
Win or lose, Republicans need a new House leader. Mike Pence is the ideal choice.
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Friday, November 3, 2006
Washington Prowler
Cheapskate Kerry
The Prowler | 11.3.06
The gift that keeps on giving doesn't want to give to fellow Democrats.
Special Report
The Snowe-Rockefeller Road to Kyoto
Marlo Lewis | 11.3.06
Two U.S. senators intervene in an effort to silence a think tank critical of their deluded policies.
Another Perspective
After November 7: Jihadists 1, U.S. O?
Peter Hannaford | 11.3.06
Why Democratic victory next week will mean the terrorists will have won.
Campaign Crawlers
Who Will Succeed Henry Hyde?
Brendan Conway | 11.3.06
Republican Peter Roskam faces Democrat Tammy Duckworth, a double-amputee Iraq war veteran, in a race Democrats are giving the highest priority.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Tournament Too Far
Lawrence Henry | 11.3.06
The PGA rich get richer — and more centralized and bored.
Reader Mail
Kerry Alumni
11.3.06
They loved him in 2004. They adore him now. Also: Decent Democrats, Repulsive Republicans. Canberra flight school. Plus more.
Thursday, November 2, 2006
Washington Prowler
Let Me Entertain You
The Prowler | 11.2.06
New information on Kerry's “botched joke” — and who it was designed to please.
The Current Crisis
Midterm Exams
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.2.06
Republicans are being sorely tested.
The Public Policy
So Much for the Good Neighbor Policy
Bill Whalen | 11.2.06
Not only do the pests at the United Nations not pay their parking fines, they're now trying to prevent U.S. farmers from using an essential pesticide.
Special Report
Reimportation Looms
Brian Lee Crowley | 11.2.06
Americans and Canadians alike could soon learn that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
The Nation’s Pulse
Beat Me in St. Louis
Christopher Orlet | 11.2.06
Dispatch from America's most dangerous town.
Movie Takes
Running With Scissors
James Bowman | 11.2.06
Annette Bening in a terrific, Oscar-worthy performance.
Reader Mail
John Gaunt
11.2.06
Gift-giver Kerry keeps on stepping into it. Tributes from all over. Also: Border appropriations. Station wagons are back. Florida's Crist figures. Conservatives resigned. Plus much more..
Wednesday, November 1, 2006
Streetcar Line
Campaign Border Patrol
Quin Hillyer | 11.1.06
Immigration, on film and on the hustings.
Another Perspective
Don’t Fear the Reaper
James Poulos | 11.1.06
Time to get serious — but not about the '06 elections.
Campaign Crawlers
Orange Blossom Madness
Larry Thornberry | 11.1.06
Hypocrisy lightens the empty race for Florida governor.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Vista Cruiser Reborn!
Eric Peters | 11.1.06
Left to their own devices, automakers rediscover the station wagon as the ideal successor to gas-guzzling SUVs.
Reader Mail
Hot Properties
11.1.06
Senator Feingold writes in on health-care reform. Ted Kennedy recognized as founding author of “Osama Obama.” The Canberra's history: a serious exchange. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
The Public Policy
Medicare For All
David Hogberg | 10.31.06
Rep. Pete Stark's AmeriCare super-entitlement is indicative of what awaits if Democrats win back Congress.
Another Perspective
New Marching Orders
George H. Wittman | 10.31.06
The German Army reaches for an increased role.
Special Report
The Delusion
Clinton W. Taylor | 10.31.06
For dictators and other evil butchers, Halloween is a busman's holiday.
The Nation’s Pulse
Trampy Halloween
Andrew Cline | 10.31.06
Tonight, the scariest costume you see might be covering a pre-teen girl.
Reader Mail
Boomer Fizzles
10.31.06
Rush, Michael J. and victimhood. Also: Lynn Cheney's the one. The view from Canberra. Kant be said. Southern assertiveness. Ken Shreve replies. Plus much more.
Monday, October 30, 2006
Washington Prowler
Democrat Slowdown Signs — Except at CNN
The Prowler | 10.30.06
Where CNN went wrong. PLUS: Nervous about McGreevey, about Nancy, about Senate races.
Campaign Crawlers
Harold Ford’s Offensive Gaffe
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.30.06
The Playboy partier insults a faithful ally without thinking twice.
Loose Canons
Pre-Election SGO
Jed Babbin | 10.30.06
Cheney Republicans — why aren't there more of them?
Media Matters
And Now a Word From Our Critics
Jeremy Lott | 10.30.06
Could it be — journalists engaging in honest exchanges on the holy topic of global warming? Not exactly…
Among the Intellectualoids
Immanuel Kant for Dummies
James Bowman | 10.30.06
Adventures in primitive thinking.
Reader Mail
Losing It
10.30.06
Conservatives in denial. Al Gore flashes. Olbermann reinforcements. Plus much more.
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