Political Hay
Iraq and the Party of Race
Jeffrey Lord | 2.16.07
Democrats as children of trauma.
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Friday, February 16, 2007
Special Report
Crying Nuke
Philip Klein | 2.16.07
The failure to find WMD in Iraq complicates the case for military intervention against Iran.
The Nation’s Pulse
Blogging With Bile
Megan Basham | 2.16.07
Amanda Marcotte and Melissa McEwan may be off John Edwards's campaign payroll, but there are plenty of other liberal activists who share their anti-Christian views.
At Large
Prison Reds
Jacob Laksin | 2.16.07
A leader of a German terrorist gang gets out of jail free.
Another Perspective
The Town and Gown Split
Lawrence Henry | 2.16.07
Massachusetts is divided between the old Bostonians and the new bohemians.
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Venice, Again
Joseph A. Harriss | 2.16.07
John Berendt doesn't quite capture the city's wonder.
Reader Mail
Rudy to Rumble
2.16.07
Read their lips: No new social conservatism. Also: Think locally, warm globally. Winding down. Back to old Virginia. Plus much more.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
The Current Crisis
Global Warming Is Our Friend
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.15.07
Rather than debate the possibility of global warming we should be applauding it and doing everything we can to usher it in.
Political Hay
Rudy’s New Social Conservatism
Jennifer Rubin | 2.15.07
Giuliani's differences with the right may be a matter of definition.
The Nation’s Pulse
All Apologies
James Bowman | 2.15.07
For Virginia's posturing pols, sorry seems to be the easiest word.
Another Perspective
Ideas Still Have Consequences
R. Andrew Newman | 2.15.07
Answering the call for conservative affirmation and soul-searching.
Special Report
Tilting at Wind Energy
William Tucker | 2.15.07
Don't believe the hype about this alternative power source.
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Reluctant Warriors
Josiah Bunting | 2.15.07
America is a great, successful military power that nonetheless dislikes war.
Reader Mail
Rudy Reconsidered?
2.15.07
Giuliani need not apply. Also: Media in decline. Liberal reader pounded. Axis of Allies. Plus much more.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
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Live and In Control
Florence King | 2.14.07
Neal Gabler's new biography of Walt Disney is too good to miss.
Political Hay
The Rudy Dilemma
Lisa Fabrizio | 2.14.07
If Giuliani is Hillary's Republican opponent, what will principled pro-lifers do?
The Public Policy
A Voucher Victory
Andrew J. Coulson | 2.14.07
Utah has given families school choice — but will it last?
Another Perspective
Irritating Allies
Doug Bandow | 2.14.07
American lives are cheap, if you’re an American ally.
Reader Mail
Weight Watchers
2.14.07
Fat per gallon. Also: Putin's power play. Our God given rights. Plus more.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
The Public Policy
Gas Guzzlers
Ralph R. Reiland | 2.13.07
Overweight Americans are using too much fuel, prompting calls for government to grow with our waistlines.
Another Perspective
Desperately Seeking Superpower
George H. Wittman | 2.13.07
Vladimir Putin is using the time he has left to revive Moscow's competition with the United States.
Special Report
Teach Your Children Hate
Christopher Orlet | 2.13.07
Learning dangerous lessons in British Islamic schools.
TAS Live
Religious Freedom in America
Roger Scruton | 2.13.07
If we value religious liberty, we should value the Christian faith as its guarantee.
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A Tory Transition
Tim Davis | 2.13.07
Robert Southey turned away from radicalism to become a great conservative.
Reader Mail
The Clinton Time Warp
2.13.07
Don't stop thinking about yesterday. Also: Giuliani's critics. Civil unions, east and west. Plus much more.
Monday, February 12, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Party Like It’s 1992
Andrew Cline | 2.12.07
Hillary says she'll bring back the good ole days — Live from New Hampshire.
The Nation’s Pulse
Uncivil Unions
W. James Antle, III | 2.12.07
In Vermont, love makes a family — but motherhood doesn't.
Special Report
Punishing the Persecuted
Doug Bandow | 2.12.07
A twisted interpretation of U.S. law has turned thousands of victims of global oppression, who sympathize with America, into terrorists ineligible for asylum.
Movie Takes
An Unreasonable Man
James Bowman | 2.12.07
A new documentary follows Ralph Nader's oddesey from being the Left's hero, to becoming its goat in 2000.
Reader Mail
Hero or Hype?
2.12.07
Rudy's Yankee Pride. Also: the latest No Child Left Behind travesty. Global warming paranoia. Fixing Iraq. Plus much more.
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