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Friday, March 23, 2007
Among the Intellectualoids
Climate Change: What You Can Do
Tom Van Dyke | 3.23.07 @ 12:08AM
A helpful guide that might win you a Gore Prize.
Streetcar Line
A Friend in Duncan Hunter
Quin Hillyer | 3.23.07 @ 12:08AM
A California conservative runs for President.
The Public Policy
Mr. Kaine, Veto That Bill!
Sigrid Fry-Revere | 3.23.07 @ 12:07AM
Gardasil may be good for Merck -- but is this HPV vaccine good for Virginia girls?
Political Hay
No One Knows Anything
Jennifer Rubin | 3.23.07 @ 12:07AM
Once again this political week, life intervened.
Special Report
Who Needs Foreign Investment?
Michael A Tew & Alexandra V. Preate | 3.23.07 @ 12:06AM
Not Thailand, evidently, as its military government moves to seize the intellectual property of foreign companies.
Reader Mail
Everyone's a Critic
3.23.07 @ 12:01AM
Audrey from sweet Charlotte. Newt beginnings. Beethoven rolled over. Plus more.
Thursday, March 22, 2007
At Large
Midnight Raid
William Tucker | 3.22.07 @ 12:09AM
At midnight a convoy of six humvees plus an armored truck goes out to patrol the streets -- from our embedded correspondent in Bayji, Iraq.
The Current Crisis
Book 'im, Leno
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.22.07 @ 12:08AM
The campaign trail isn't just for politicians anymore.
Campaign Crawlers
Newt Morning
Philip Klein | 3.22.07 @ 12:08AM
A Gingrich run would force Republican candidates to engage in a serious intellectual dialogue about the challenges facing America.
Another Perspective
Sitting on a Tinderbox
George H. Wittman | 3.22.07 @ 12:07AM
A key U.S. ally is in trouble again.
The Nation's Pulse
Racial Discord
Christopher Orlet | 3.22.07 @ 12:07AM
Do we need symphony orchestras that look like America?
Reader Mail
The Hunt for Fred October
3.22.07 @ 12:01AM
Conservatives are feeling a draft -- does Fred Thompson feel it too? Also: America's Cassandra. Boomers become a lost generation. John Edwards and C-sections. Our Iraq Heritage. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Fredheads
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.21.07 @ 12:08AM
Growing excitement over a walking tower of conservative gravitas.
Political Hay
John Edwards vs. Babies and Moms
Michael Fumento | 3.21.07 @ 12:08AM
He ignored science to get rich. How callous would he be as president?
Special Report
Seoul Repair
Doug Bandow | 3.21.07 @ 12:07AM
President Roh won office running against the U.S. presence. Now his ratings worse than Bush's -- and still he and his colleagues want the U.S. to subsidize South Korea's military. Enough already?
Another Perspective
No Way Out
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 3.21.07 @ 12:07AM
A neoconservative, liberal, and realist consensus on not getting out of Iraq.
The Nation's Pulse
Scarlet Plates
Ralph R. Reiland | 3.21.07 @ 12:06AM
Except in Ohio sex offenders will be required to display green ones.
Reader Mail
Boomer Showdown
3.21.07 @ 12:01AM
Reading about the Clintons cracks everyone up. Also: Iraq locally. Detroit broke too many hearts. Ups and Downes. Plus more.
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
TAS Live
2008: The Battle for a Generation
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.20.07 @ 12:09AM
Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy will be an epic struggle between conservative baby boomers and her fellow Coat and Tie Radicals.
At Large
Nation-Building in Bayji
William Tucker | 3.20.07 @ 12:08AM
In Iraq, the U.S. is rediscovering the meaning of "backward society" -- our embedded correspondent reports.
Campaign Crawlers
Read My Lips
Jennifer Rubin | 3.20.07 @ 12:07AM
The Republican Big Three has a mixed record on taxes and spending.
The Nation's Pulse
We Can Work It Out
Eric Peters | 3.20.07 @ 12:07AM
American car makers are earning the right to win back buyers' trust -- though it might take another 20 years.
Another Perspective
Solid Goals
Jay D. Homnick | 3.20.07 @ 12:06AM
President Bush was unduly pessimistic yesterday.
Reader Mail
Republican Plame Out
3.20.07 @ 12:01AM
So what if the Val girl lied! Also: a call for fairness, covert-style. Al Qaeda isn't everything. Plus more.
Monday, March 19, 2007
Special Report
Did Valerie Plame Lie?
John Tabin | 3.19.07 @ 12:08AM
And did she commit a crime in doing so last Friday?
Washington Prowler
Watch Your Back
The Prowler | 3.19.07 @ 12:08AM
Scales fall from eyes at Justice. Also: Romney speech outreach. Fearing Fred Thompson.
Political Hay
Peanuts for the Troops?
W. James Antle, III | 3.19.07 @ 12:08AM
A pork-filled emergency spending bill for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has the Democrats pigging out again.
Another Perspective
What Is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Saying?
Laurie Mylroie | 3.19.07 @ 12:08AM
Whether he's bragging or not, he's pointing to a wider terrorist world than merely Al Qaeda.
The Nation's Pulse
The 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Closet
Paul Chesser | 3.19.07 @ 12:07AM
Woe be unto anyone who steps out of it.
Movie Takes
Maxed Out
James Bowman | 3.19.07 @ 12:02AM
The American way of debt -- Democratic apparatchik style.
Reader Mail
A Clinton Portfolio
3.19.07 @ 12:01AM
Pictures from a political exhibition. Also: Bush, Alberto, and the U.S. attorneys -- no sympathy in sight. Iraq reportage. Valeria plane. Class war casualties. Plus more.
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