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A Christmas Day of Peace
Ben Stein | 12.21.06
Let's all commit to it on Monday
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Thursday, December 21, 2006
The Current Crisis
Barroom Reflections
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.21.06
A new strategy for the Middle East that Senator Kennedy surely will drink to.
Political Hay
Selfish Old Party
W. James Antle, III | 12.21.06
Michael Gerson misses the point of small-government conservatism.
At Large
The Candles of Christmas 1981
Paul Kengor | 12.21.06
Ronald Reagan saw that they burned bright for freedom 25 years ago.
The Public Policy
Bad Politics at a Minimum
Ivan Osorio | 12.21.06
What an idiotic blunder for President Bush to have endorsed a minimum wage increase.
Another Perspective
Forgotten Joseph
R. Andrew Newman | 12.21.06
The joys and truths of Christmas pageants.
Buy the Book
That Was War
Marina Malenic | 12.21.06
In The Somme, Sir Martin Gilbert chronicles the heroism and horror of one of the bloodiest battles in history.
Reader Mail
Founding Mormonism
12.21.06
A short course in impressive achievements. Also: Earned esteem at Alcoholics Anonymous. Matching with the penguins. Plus much more.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Political Hay
A Visit From St. Hillary (2006)
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.20.06
With sincerest apologies to Democrats everywhere and, once again, to Clement Clark Moore.
Among the Intellectualoids
The Bush Library’s Methodist Critics
Matt May | 12.20.06
What happens when the disingenuous arguments so popular in academia are parroted by the clergy?
Streetcar Line
Life in the Stable: Rejoice
Quin Hillyer | 12.20.06
Too many of us are sore afraid, blind to the miracles going on around us.
The Nation’s Pulse
Self-Help Cries Out for Help
Shawn Macomber | 12.20.06
A conversation with Steve Salerno, author of SHAM, which Oprah has yet to select for her book club.
Special Report
Sealing the Fate of Antarctica
Patrick J. Michaels | 12.20.06
Yet more evidence why Al Gore won't chill out this Christmas.
Reader Mail
Season’s Jottings
12.20.06
Mormon neutralism. Putin's designs. All over Ol' Olbermann. Christmas and the intellectuals. Christmas and the crusaders. Plus much more.
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Another Perspective
A Scary Russian Bear
Ben Stein | 12.19.06
Some terrifying thoughts about a rogue, outlaw state.
Special Report
A Christmas Greeting
William Tucker | 12.19.06
As always, there's big movement going on among intellectuals these days against religion. What a waste of time.
The Nation’s Pulse
Merry Christmas as Hate Speech
Christopher Orlet | 12.19.06
The War over Christmas drags on into its second year.
At Large
Getting Iran Out of Our Hair
Jay D. Homnick | 12.19.06
Should we be talking to James Baker?
Reader Mail
Misunderstandings
12.19.06
Mormons and politics. China vs. Japan. Bush too late. YouTime. Greek men. Plus much more.
Monday, December 18, 2006
Washington Prowler
Mormonism in the Spotlight
The Prowler | 12.18.06
Mitt Romney's candidacy creates concerns and opportunities.
Loose Canons
Circles of Influence
Jed Babbin | 12.18.06
Whatever the president decides for Iraq, it has to work in the context of the Middle East and the rest of the world.
Special Report
An Advent of Torture
Mark Tooley | 12.18.06
'Tis the season of new moral equivalence — but shouldn't North Korea and Russia demand an apology for being lumped in with the U.S.?
At Large
Japan, The Rising Sun…Again?
George H. Wittman | 12.18.06
It's all quite reasonable in Asian terms, particularly in view of China's growing power.
Reader Mail
Playing With Numbers
12.18.06
Terrorists and asteroids: John Mueller's overblown vision. Inconveniencing Al Gore. Changing the Gold Channel. Gays and Greek. Plus much more.
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