Special Report
Leave Boehner Behind
Philip Klein | 11.10.06
No Child Left Behind sponsor John Boehner is not the cure for what ails the Republican Party.
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Friday, November 10, 2006
Campaign Crawlers
Republicans in Recovery
David Hogberg | 11.10.06
Election year 2008 comes next, and in politics two years is a long, long time.
Special Report
What’s Developing With the Developing Nations?
George H. Wittman | 11.10.06
China is so much better at this than Western investors.
The Nation’s Pulse
Not Long for This World
Peter Hannaford | 11.10.06
Typewriters and organ grinders go the way of the Dodo bird.
Buy the Book
Mark Steyn Alone
Richard Kirk | 11.10.06
The world is ending and he's having a grand time describing it.
Movie Takes
Flags of Our Fathers
James Bowman | 11.10.06
Our regular critic's take on Clint Eastwood's bore of a tribute to American “hero-victims.”
Reader Mail
Moving On
11.10.06
The recovery continues and tomorrow the sun will rise even brighter…before the clouds return. Also: Libertarians and conservatives. Amerabia. Plus much more.
Thursday, November 9, 2006
The Current Crisis
A Typical Midterm
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.9.06
The party of a president in his sixth year rarely passes with flying colors.
Political Hay
Old Fusion?
W. James Antle, III | 11.9.06
Social conservatives and libertarians appear ready to go their separate ways.
The Nation’s Pulse
We’re Still Us
Lawrence Henry | 11.9.06
The sun will still come up in most places, though don't expect the stock market to remain bullish.
Buy the Book
Long Live the King
Larry Thornberry | 11.9.06
In Deja Reviews Florence King shows again and again there's no one else remotely like her.
Reader Mail
Sore Losing
11.9.06
It hurts to lose to no-goodnik Dems. But did conservatism in fact lose? Also: Common Humanity and Islam. Picking on those who picked the wrong winners. None of the above's charisma. Plus much more.
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Political Hay
Renewing the Contract
Philip Klein | 11.8.06
Conservatism didn't lose last night, but Republicanism sure did.
The Public Policy
The Turkey Ballot
Doug Bandow | 11.8.06
Yesterday voters lacked one option — “none of the above.” It would have been one way punish Republicans without rewarding Democrats.
Reader Mail
The Wages of Sin
11.8.06
The case of Ted Haggard. Republicans confront defeat. Webb and Clinton. Santorum and Toomey. Plus more.
Tuesday, November 7, 2006
Campaign Crawlers
Your Election Night Guide
John Tabin | 11.7.06
From 6:00 PM on, the races to watch and fret over, for both House and Senate, in what promises not to be a very Republican night.
Political Hay
Losing the Senate Too
David Hogberg | 11.7.06
It all comes down three races too close too call.
Eminentoes
Jim Webb’s New Friends
Sean Higgins | 11.7.06
They appeared with him last night — Bill Clinton, Chuck Schumer, Harry Reid. And he didn't need John Kerry to be there.
The Nation’s Pulse
Those Fightin’ Dems
Brendan Conway | 11.7.06
Veterans running on the donkey ticket won't live up to the hype they've enjoyed.
Another Perspective
The Case of Ted Haggard
Francis J. Beckwith | 11.7.06
Hypocrisy, Jesus, and the moral vacuum of liberal secularism.
Reader Mail
Holding On Tight
11.7.06
Happy day is here again. Cut and run conservatives. Bush bashing outlawed. A new ode to Jon Carry. Plus much more.
Monday, November 6, 2006
Washington Prowler
Cashing In Regardless
The Prowler | 11.6.06
Losing Senate candidacies are no obstacle to Democrats on the make.
Political Hay
Running on Empty
David Hogberg | 11.6.06
Republicans' only promise this year is not to be as bad as Democrats. That's embarrassing — and a formula for losing.
Streetcar Line
Republicans Will Hold On
Quin Hillyer | 11.6.06
Election predictions, against the grain.
Loose Canons
The Coming Conservative Renaissance
Jed Babbin | 11.6.06
Recovering from Bush needs to start now.
Another Perspective
Wednesday’s Headline: GOP Keeps House Majority
Patrick Basham | 11.6.06
Democrats aren't the only creatures likely to make gains.
The Public Policy
Terminating the Free Market
Sally C. Pipes | 11.6.06
The national implications of Arnold's Drug Plan.
Reader Mail
Speaking of Pence
11.6.06
Should he succeed Hastert? Or is he border-line? Also: No warming to Snowe. Tammy Duckworth's command. Defending Bush. Plus more.
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