Streetcar Line
Git Thee to Gitmo
Quin Hillyer | 4.13.07
See Americans do the right thing.
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Friday, April 13, 2007
Special Report
Rudy’s Abortion Deal-Breaker
Doug Bandow | 4.13.07
Drawing the line on public funding.
The Nation’s Pulse
Straight Talk Times Two
Peter Hannaford | 4.13.07
John McCain puts up his dukes — as does North Carolina's attorney general.
Political Hay
The Year of the Horny Politician
Lawrence Henry | 4.13.07
A seducer will say whatever it takes.
The Public Policy
A Trade War Averted
Daniel Ikenson | 4.13.07
Unless Congress gets in the way, U.S.-China trade is doing just fine.
Another Perspective
Elder Statesman
Jamie Weinstein | 4.13.07
John McCain is no spring chicken, but if he follows the example of other seasoned leaders he could turn the age issue to his advantage.
Reader Mail
Hen House Democrats
4.13.07
Roosters need not apply. Also: What about Gordon Brown? Weak-kneed. Sharptonitis. Do you wanna dance? Plus more.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Among the Intellectualoids
The Secret of The Secret’s Success
Steve Salerno | 4.12.07
A self-help juggernaut that confirms we're beyond help and thus utterly hopeless.
The Current Crisis
Fear of Fox
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.12.07
Chicken Democrats tolerate no argument in their house.
At Large
Blair’s Britain Turns Ten
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 4.12.07
On the tenth anniversary of his accession to power, the failures of Tony Blair's government greatly outweigh the successes.
Buy the Book
In Sickness and In Health
Florence King | 4.12.07
A bouquet for Gore Vidal, the snidest of the snide.
Reader Mail
Not So Sharpton
4.12.07
Reverend Al & friends. The Gutless Old Party. Brooklyn's native son — an A-Rod connection? Groping in Iraq and school. Consumption fever. Plus much more.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Special Report
Sharpton in the Morning
Ben Stein | 4.11.07
Plus Pelosi, Lantos, and other hard to take news — except about John Coyne's new book.
Washington Prowler
Republican Wimps
The Prowler | 4.11.07
Why no resistance to Henry Waxman's brazen demands?
The Nation’s Pulse
Groping for God and Country — and School
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 4.11.07
Is chivalry dead in high school wrestling and the U.S. military?
Buy the Book
The Latest Literary Splash
David Hogberg | 4.11.07
A year after Sen. Ted Kennedy's collaboration with his Chappaquiddickly named dog, a number of similar best-sellers are in the works.
The Nation’s Pulse
An American Hero
Lisa Fabrizio | 4.11.07
Jackie Robinson was a Brooklyn Dodger and a Rockefeller Republican.
Another Perspective
Subprime Misunderstanding
John Tamny | 4.11.07
It can hardly be said that avid consumption drives economic growth.
Reader Mail
Down on the Pharma
4.11.07
Bitter pills to swallow. Iran's S.S. guard. Unbeastly exceptions. Seitz space. Plus more.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
The Nation’s Pulse
Choosing Life in the Galilee
P. David Hornik | 4.10.07
A baby boom in the area of Israel that was hardest hit by Hizballah in last summer's war is an apt symbol of the nation's resolve.
Special Report
Iran’s Revolutionary S.S.
George H. Wittman | 4.10.07
Those hoping for reform in Iran better get to know the Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution.
The Public Policy
Big Pharma’s Just Deserts?
Doug Bandow | 4.10.07
Price controls may be heading to a pharmacy near you.
Another Perspective
Blaming the Barrel
Christopher Orlet | 4.10.07
Stanford researcher returns to blame the situation not the individual.
Reader Mail
Turning to Thompson
4.10.07
Friends of Fred rally behind their favorite Thompson. Also: Professional golf's course. Alien life forms. The hippie debate continues. Plus much more.
Monday, April 9, 2007
Washington Prowler
Thompson & Thompson
The Prowler | 4.9.07
All signs pointing to Fred coming to a decision soon. Tommy might regret some of his decisions.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Modest Green Proposal
Lawrence Henry | 4.9.07
Now that Augusta National has been Tiger-proofed, why not take the next step?
Buy the Book
Three Who Made a Revolution
Lee Edwards | 4.9.07
Reagan, John Paul II, and Mrs. Thatcher, as only John O’Sullivan could capture them.
Movie Takes
Summer in Berlin
James Bowman | 4.9.07
What happens to a people who've lost the will to reproduce?
Reader Mail
Hippies in Recovery
4.9.07
What last hurrah? Many write back. Also: Gilmore's man. What Rudy gaffe? Harry's slippage. Feeling very much alone. Lousy chicken. Plus more.
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