Special Report
Lifting the Fog of War?
W. James Antle, III | 1.12.07
Chastened pundits on both sides of the debate contemplate the reality of Iraq.
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Friday, January 12, 2007
Political Hay
The Hawks’ Quagmire
Philip Klein | 1.12.07
Supporters of the Iraq War are presented with a choice between a flawed proposal for victory by President Bush that may be years too late, or accepting defeat.
Eminentoes
You Try Living with Ed’s Wife
Jeremy Lott | 1.12.07
Ed Begley Jr., playing himself, loves to tinker in his garage, and it drives the Missus crazy. So what if he's totally green!
At Large
Louder Than Bombs
Christopher Orlet | 1.12.07
Has a British Court set a dangerous precedent in curbing free speech?
Another Perspective
Playing the Devil
R. Andrew Newman | 1.12.07
Embryonic screening allows parents to order babies with defects.
The Nation’s Pulse
Dressing and Dressing Up
Lawrence Henry | 1.12.07
It takes a while for a young man the learn the difference.
Media Matters
Deeq the Angry Somali
Peter Hannaford | 1.12.07
The taxi driver who spoke for an entire nation.
Reader Mail
Socked In
1.12.07
The crimes of Sandy Berger — why did the Bush Administration give him nothing more than a slap on the wrist? Also: Kudzu liberalism in the South and West. Mainline Nigeria. Plus much more.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Special Report
No Magic Formula
John Tabin | 1.11.07
Last night, a once optimistic President was grim and illusionless in his new recommitment to Iraq.
The Current Crisis
Berger Again
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.11.07
Just what did Samuel Berger steal from the National Archives? A new report raises alarming questions that the liberal culture will not deign to answer.
Political Hay
Unsolicited Advice for the GOP
Lawrence A. Hunter | 1.11.07
The Republicans' first big test in their new minority role is coming up Friday — and they'll need Mr. Bush's cooperation.
The Nation’s Pulse
Trucking South for Future Elections?
Paul Chesser | 1.11.07
Liberal northerners migrating to the South and West are likely to make those areas less Republican.
Media Matters
Out of Africa
Faith J. H. McDonnell | 1.11.07
Traditionalists in the Episcopal Church turn to a Nigerian archbishop for leadership — and the New York Times gets the story wrong.
The Public Policy
Deciphering Pelosi
Robert M. Goldberg | 1.11.07
Making sense of the Pelosian lexicon in the age of revived HillaryCare.
Reader Mail
Tributes and Thanks
1.11.07
Bush: Why not? Jim Baen's many kindnesses. Crunch time. Plus more.
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Political Hay
The President: An Appreciation
Jeffrey Lord | 1.10.07
George W. Bush, Iraq and the courage to say “why not?”
In Memoriam
James Patrick Baen, 1943-2006
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 1.10.07
The science-fiction publisher who helped win the Cold War.
Special Report
Miracles Appear in the Strangest of Places
Lisa Fabrizio | 1.10.07
Saying no to intimidation by Islam.
The Nation’s Pulse
Why I?
Jay D. Homnick | 1.10.07
SIDS can strike adults — Sudden Inverted Destination Syndrome.
Reader Mail
No Escaping Iraq
1.10.07
Laurie Mylroie leads reactions to William Tucker on “changing course.” Also: School daze. Powell's man. Mommie dearest. More Marshall spirit. Plus much more.
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Another Perspective
Time to Change Course
William Tucker | 1.9.07
What is a “surge”? Is it good money after bad? Is it lambs to the slaughter?
Political Hay
In Defense of Harriet Miers
Jacob Laksin | 1.9.07
A qualified case for appreciating the former White House counsel.
The Nation’s Pulse
Those Who Serve
George H. Wittman | 1.9.07
Colin Powell's former top aide gives botcher John Kerry a run for his money.
Buy the Book
Realpolitik: An Interview with John O’Sullivan.
Bernard Chapin | 1.9.07
The author of The President, the Pope, and the Prime Minister discusses his new blockbuster — as well as Marianne Faithful, O'Sullivan's Law, and Iraq.
The Public Policy
When Mayors Play Principal
Adam B. Schaeffer | 1.9.07
In Washington, D.C., tax credits will save rotting schools faster than new mayor Adrian Fenty ever will.
Reader Mail
Surge Protectors
1.9.07
Trusting the new brass in Iraq? Also: Justifying McCain's dirty tricks. Injecting Big Pharma. Snakes in our grass. Democrat putdowns. Plus much more.
Monday, January 8, 2007
Washington Prowler
Rough on Rudy
The Prowler | 1.8.07
McCain mugs Giuliani. Also: Edwards' money trail.
Special Report
The Democrats’ Favorite Target
Doug Bandow | 1.8.07
In their eyes, pharmaceuticals have become as evil as tobacco companies.
Among the Intellectualoids
The Beauty of Double Standards
James Bowman | 1.8.07
Indeed, they certainly explain Nancy Pelosi if not Richard Cohen.
The Nation’s Pulse
Mr. Green Was Doing Just Fine
Jeremy Lott | 1.8.07
It takes a village — until a government agency decides to teach everyone in it a lesson.
Reader Mail
Fear of the Latter-Day
1.8.07
Mormonism and the liberal. Also: Fear of the death penalty. Al Qaeda's big plans. Ancient chickens. Democrat Party? Plus much more.
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