At Large
Waiting in Kuwait
William Tucker | 3.9.07
Our special correspondent prepares to arrive in Baghdad, thinking about Vietnam. *UPDATE: For a special preview of Mr. Tucker's Monday report, click here.
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Friday, March 9, 2007
Campus Scenes
The Protocols of the Elder Carter
Philip Klein | 3.9.07
The former president talks to George Washington University students about his Jewish problem.
Special Report
Apologizing for Iran
Mark Tooley | 3.9.07
According to the Religious Left, anything the Mullah regime does is justified, given the CIA's role in Iran in 1953.
The Public Policy
Who’s Afraid of Liquified Natural Gas?
Bill Whalen | 3.9.07
California environmentalists keep winning — so why are they in the dumps?
Another Perspective
Worse Than Communism
Christopher Orlet | 3.9.07
You think the Soviet Refuseniks had it bad.
The Nation’s Pulse
Cherokee Indignation
Jay D. Homnick | 3.9.07
What price so-called cultural peace?
Reader Mail
Life of the Party
3.9.07
Rudy, abortion, and pro-lifer support. Also: When Mitt's attacked. Them lying Dems. Gilmore tax refought. The word on wusses. Plus much more.
Thursday, March 8, 2007
Special Report
When Romney Attacks
Philip Klein | 3.8.07
Mitt has gone negative in order to improve his conservative credentials.
The Current Crisis
Democrats Found Guilty
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.8.07
The only sentence they'll face for their lies is a long stint in Hollywood and on Larry King.
Another Perspective
He’s Not for Me
Daniel Allott | 3.8.07
Why pro-life conservatives will not support Rudy Giuliani.
Eminentoes
The Arrogance of Packer
Andrew Cline | 3.8.07
Color man Billy Packer excites and incites — and always misses the call.
At Large
Zimbabwe: A Tragedy in Progress
George H. Wittman | 3.8.07
Octogenerian brute Robert Mugabe seeks to extend his rule, as if to see how much more devastation and hardship he can cause his once prospering land.
Reader Mail
The Straight Dope
3.8.07
Coulter: Embarrassment or Enforcer? Also: Gone global. More Gilmore. Libby-Russert. There was a young man from Montana. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Special Report
The Verdict Is In
John Tabin | 3.7.07
But critical evidence in the Scooter Libby case was kept from the jury.
The Nation’s Pulse
Furl the Freak Flag, Already
Lars Walker | 3.7.07
Our worst decade catches up with its slovenly practioners.
Another Perspective
Globalization and Inflation
John Tamny | 3.7.07
Fed Chairman Bernanke gets it wrong.
Political Hay
War of Words
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.7.07
What would Ronald Reagan have called John Edwards?
Reader Mail
Staying Alive
3.7.07
Greg Gutfeld knocks them out. Prodigal Rudy. Peso power. The mean kid from Montana. CPAC's sparse readership. Ken Shreve's hat trick. Plus more.
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
TAS Live
Looking Stupid
Greg Gutfeld | 3.6.07
Our hot monthly columnist wants to know: Are you cool, or not?
Live From New York
The Prodigal Son
William Tucker | 3.6.07
When it comes to Rudy, New Yorkers are a bunch of ingrates.
The Nation’s Pulse
Needlepoint for Little Girls
Reid Collins | 3.6.07
Uncle Pundit is exercised about the papillomavirus vaccine contemplated as mandatory for 11- and 12-year-old girls.
Another Perspective
A Peso for Your Thoughts
Steven M. Warshawsky | 3.6.07
The bilingualization of America is starting to register.
Political Hay
Security Risks on Capitol Hill
Doug Bandow | 3.6.07
The case of Rep. William Jefferson highlights the danger of giving unvetted congressmen access to classified materials.
Buy the Book
Terms of Enrichment
James Srodes | 3.6.07
Alan Reynolds knows how to keep the “two Americas” crowd from messing with our minds.
Monday, March 5, 2007
Special Report
The State of the Race
Philip Klein | 3.5.07
Romney and Giuliani got what they needed from CPAC.
Washington Prowler
Gingrich Up, McCain Down
The Prowler | 3.5.07
CPAC also highlighted Sam Brownback's strengths.
Campaign Crawlers
March of the Pygmies
W. James Antle, III | 3.5.07
Republican presidential candidates whose names aren't Giuliani, McCain, or Romney struggle to be noticed.
Political Hay
Boys Will Be Boys
John Tabin | 3.5.07
There was a lot of political roughhousing on CPAC's playground last weekend, most of it unsupervised.
Reader Mail
Generation Gaps
3.5.07
Never trust anyone under 30. Also: Reverse decisions. Wonderful Down Under. Sealed at Wellesley. More Fred.
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