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Damn Yankee
Philip Klein | 2.9.07
You can't understand Rudy Giuliani without appreciating his love affair with the Bronx Bombers.
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Friday, February 9, 2007
Political Hay
The New Byzantium
Peter Hannaford | 2.9.07
California Republicans will decide this weekend just how unprincipled they're willing to be about giving their state new “clout.”
The Public Policy
No Classroom Left Alone
Jennifer Rubin | 2.9.07
With No Child Left Behind, Republicans unleashed federal bureaucrats on local school systems — and now face some angry parents.
Special Report
See the Sin Eater
Paul Chesser | 2.9.07
FoxFaith comes through in a big way — opening today!
The Nation’s Pulse
Anatomy of a Hoax
Lawrence Henry | 2.9.07
Survival in an era of falling skies and climate “change.”
Reader Mail
Ready or Not
2.9.07
Rudy attractions and distractions. Also: Iraq on the couch — patients remain hostile. The chance of having children. Sommers and the entrenched feminists. Franken's monster. Plus much more.
Thursday, February 8, 2007
The Current Crisis
He’s Ready If You Are
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.8.07
Rudy Giuliani will prevent a conservative crack-up.
Special Report
Ending Childless Marriage As We Know It
Robert VerBruggen | 2.8.07
In their wisdom, gay marriage proponents in Washington state have come up with a drastic solution.
The Nation’s Pulse
Post Super Bowl Feminism
Bernard Chapin | 2.8.07
An interview with Christina Hoff Sommers, a leading authority on stolen feminism and the war against boys.
Eminentoes
Hot Air America
Jay D. Homnick | 2.8.07
Once again the air is seeping out of the Franken Hindenburg. Time to call an ignoramus.
Reader Mail
This Great Land
2.8.07
Walking the dream life. Optimism when we need it most. Safety fears. Fabrizio's Democrats and rats. Tucker revisited. Ending the Civil War. Your daily Ben fans. Plus more.
Wednesday, February 7, 2007
The Nation’s Pulse
High Country Hikers
Bill Croke | 2.7.07
Let's get away from it all — over and over.
Special Report
On the Defensive Since 9/11
George H. Wittman | 2.7.07
The U.S. has been cringing and wobbling on the Middle East.
Political Hay
War Dance
Lisa Fabrizio | 2.7.07
None of the Democratic contenders, not even Sen. Obama, is proving to be articulate on the subject of Iraq.
Another Perspective
Don’t Worry, Be Vigilant
Christopher Orlet | 2.7.07
Do the government and the media have us jumping at our own dark shadows?
Reader Mail
Power Pointers
2.7.07
Victory at all costs. The Vietnam analogy. Losing centers. Divided government. Divided Korea. Carter Christianity. The South returns fire. And more.
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Political Hay
Lincoln and Reagan: Moving the Center
Jeffrey Lord | 2.6.07
Celebrating two presidential birthdays.
Another Perspective
Power Pointing to Victory
William Tucker | 2.6.07
Gimmicky constructs won't win the day in Iraq, not by a longshot.
Special Report
Repairing the Ravages of War and Time
Doug Bandow | 2.6.07
As talks with North Korea resume, the U.S. has an overlooked card to play.
At Large
Marauding Youth Chic
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 2.6.07
The New York Times' international voice takes sides in the immigration wars.
TAS Live
Keeping the Faith
Patrick Hynes | 2.6.07
Evangelicals remain wary of the Democrats' overtures.
Reader Mail
Gloves Off
2.6.07
Do academics understand the Establishment Clause? The case of William and Mary. Also, Jimmy Carter excommunicated. More hand to hand Civil War combat. Ben Stein in e-orbit. An AmSpec hater. Plus much else.
Monday, February 5, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Romney’s Comeback
John Tabin | 2.5.07
A solid late-week performance in wooing the right.
Political Hay
Tithe and Spend Republicans
W. James Antle, III | 2.5.07
Mike Huckabee is the kind of 2008 candidate who blends socially conservative politics with activist government.
The Nation’s Pulse
Jimmy Carter Goes Episcopal
Mark Tooley | 2.5.07
Still another way to move evangelicals to the left.
Buy the Book
Under Amis’s Western Eyes
Matthew Omolesky | 2.5.07
The death of Russia receives new confirmation.
Movie Takes
From Other Worlds
James Bowman | 2.5.07
Who will save our planet? A wimpy alien, of course.
Reader Mail
Cross Purposes
2.5.07
Loyalty petitions at William and Mary. Also: Hating America and Europe. Screen saviors. Enemies and friends. More Snow endorsements and Civil War reenactments. Plus much else.
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