Political Hay
Deadly Foes
Philip Klein | 12.1.06
If the Iraq War proves anything, it's that Islamists are a formidable adversary.
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Friday, December 1, 2006
Eminentoes
Proud to Be a Boor
James Bowman | 12.1.06
The authentic Jim Webb, a creature of our times.
Special Report
Lutherans and Mighty Fortresses
Mark Tooley | 12.1.06
A church that tolerated the Berlin Wall now finds walls unsavory if they protect people.
The Nation’s Pulse
Holiday Dinner Reconsidered
Lawrence Henry | 12.1.06
The turkey stays. The starch goes.
Another Perspective
Borat the Soft Bigot
Peter Hannaford | 12.1.06
Kazakhstan is too nice a place to be judged by the likes of a cheap jokester cashing in on public ignorance.
Reader Mail
Slugging It Out
12.1.06
Left-right combinations directed at boxer Jim. Also: Bad girls just want to be badder. Smooth rides. Mexican standoff. Plus much more.
Thursday, November 30, 2006
The Current Crisis
The Gentleman From Virginia
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.30.06
Just be careful — Jim Webb reserves the right to slug you.
Political Hay
Marital Problems
W. James Antle, III | 11.30.06
The faltering consensus against same-sex marriage.
At Large
Hezbollah in Latin America
Clinton W. Taylor | 11.30.06
That may be even too much for Hugo Chavez.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bad Girls Go Out
Carol Platt Liebau | 11.30.06
Exhibitionism is all you see — and no adults complain.
Reader Mail
Feel the Draft
11.30.06
Demands for shared pain and gender-neutral conscription. Also: On reading Judith Regan's letter. Parkinson's humor. Jimmy Carter's special appearance. Plus more.
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Political Hay
Charlie Rangel Wants to Draft My Daughters
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 11.29.06
Drafting men is one thing. But women of child-bearing age?
Streetcar Line
Two Double Sets of Footsteps
Quin Hillyer | 11.29.06
An essay for Advent, the advent of sons.
Another Perspective
When Parkinson’s Just Isn’t Enough
Julia Gorin | 11.29.06
Democrats and their patients will soon enough learn about the side effects of stem cell research.
The Nation’s Pulse
Prozac for Car and Driver
Eric Peters | 11.29.06
Should “stability control” be mandatory?
The Nation’s Pulse
Going on the Offensive
Lisa Fabrizio | 11.29.06
Movement is afoot to outlaw utterance of words that give offense.
Reader Mail
Why They Do It
11.29.06
O.J.'s editor writes in. Lopez Obrador's leftist designs. Scientists and religion. Plus much more.
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Another Perspective
From O.J. to Anita O’Day
William Tucker | 11.28.06
Judith Regan's rough justice. Plus: Remembering Anita O'Day.
Special Report
Lopez Obrador’s Election Fraud
Jorge Amador | 11.28.06
At least Al Gore didn't stage a separate inauguration for himself in January 2001.
The Nation’s Pulse
Cowboys and Turkeys
Larry Thornberry | 11.28.06
What do we mean by “Native Americans,” “Hispanics,” and other officially sanctioned terms?
The Public Policy
No Spark for a Higher Power
Paul Chesser | 11.28.06
The new science offensive against faith.
Political Hay
It Could Have Been Worse
Mark G. Michaelsen | 11.28.06
At least for Great Lakes Republicans, who post-election remain a firewall against Democrats in state government.
Reader Mail
It’s a Wrap
11.28.06
In Kramer vs. Kramer, Michael Richards loses. Also: Neocons gone wrong. Texan talk. Feeling new heat. Plus much more.
Monday, November 27, 2006
Washington Prowler
Shifting Times
The Prowler | 11.27.06
Democrats consolidate — with White House help.
Loose Canons
Aces and Eights
Jed Babbin | 11.27.06
In Middle East poker, who's holding the dead man's hand?
Another Perspective
What the Neocons Got Wrong
Christopher Orlet | 11.27.06
They thought we could remake the world.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Vote for Change
Jay D. Homnick | 11.27.06
No one is so great that he can thrive under the constant shadow of his lowest moment.
Reader Mail
Talking Words
11.27.06
The art of American accents. Also: Saigon Democrats. Vanishing Episcopalians — questions for Bishop Schori. Gobbling up Nancy. Plus much more.
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