Political Hay
Reversing Romney
W. James Antle, III | 12.29.06
Mitt's Democratic successor will give Massachusetts some real policy shifts.
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Friday, December 29, 2006
Enemy of the Week
Enemy of the Year
Enemy Central | 12.29.06
This has not turned out to be the year of the ageless.
Special Report
Ford Tough
Jeremy Lott | 12.29.06
Forget the nice guy myths: Gerald Ford was one tough, smart pol.
Political Hay
Two Americas, Take Two
Philip Klein | 12.29.06
John Edwards launches another incoherent campaign.
Loose Canons
Oh My Goodness: It’s Almost 2007
Jed Babbin | 12.29.06
You wanna make something out of that, fella?
Another Perspective
I Resolve …
R. Andrew Newman | 12.29.06
What's wrong with folks who don't make resolutions?
The Nation’s Pulse
Year of the Baby
Jay D. Homnick | 12.29.06
If one good thing emerged from 2006, it was this.
Reader Mail
Meet and Greet
12.29.06
Making merry makes all the difference. Also: Was Ford a better idea? Packaged mail. Rising minimum wage costs. Plus must more.
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Political Hay
Two Gentlemen and a Party
Jeffrey Lord | 12.28.06
Ford, Reagan, and the struggle for the soul of the GOP.
Campaign Crawlers
The Fat Lady Finally Sings
Peter Hannaford | 12.28.06
The art of the recount — as opposed to voter fraud.
At Large
Happy New Year, Vladimir Vladimirovich
George H. Wittman | 12.28.06
Russia's Putin is well known for his attention to detail — not the best defense for someone claiming ignorance of the “executive actions” that have rid his landscape of political opponents.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Post, Her Go Prompter
Jay D. Homnick | 12.28.06
The U.S. Postal Service's bagful of miracles.
Reader Mail
Dirty Movies
12.28.06
Borat sent to the showers. A saucy Bogart. Also: Honoring Maj. McClung. Bushing for vetoes.
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Special Report
I Smell a Borat
Ben Stein | 12.27.06
Finally seeing it in Rancho Mirage made it no less repulsive.
In Memoriam
Farewell to Maj. Megan McClung, USMC
Michael Fumento | 12.27.06
The highest ranking female Marine killed in Iraq is buried in Arlington.
Political Hay
Stop Bushing the Envelope
Jeremy Lott | 12.27.06
In terms of vetoes, George W. Bush trails Ronald Reagan 78-1. He has two years left to close the gap.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Hopes and Fears …
Reid Collins | 12.27.06
At Christmas, all the years add up.
Another Perspective
Why Casablanca?
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.27.06
End of year awards can never capture something of lasting quality.
Reader Mail
Dining Out
12.27.06
Ho, ho, ho from a Maryland Democrat. Also: Gerson to person. Barroom strategies. Minimum contacts. Is there a Mormon Church? Plus much more.
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