Enemy of the Week
Hitting Too Close to Home
Enemy Central | 5.11.07
Judging others comes naturally.
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Friday, May 11, 2007
The Nation’s Pulse
Darned Right, Damn This Traffic Jam
Lawrence Henry | 5.11.07
Must government subsidize so much congestion?
Another Perspective
Addressing the Chinese Threat
Doug Bandow | 5.11.07
If that's what it is! How did Ronald Reagan put it — trust but verify?
Among the Intellectualoids
“Lessons From Vietnam”
Mark Tooley | 5.11.07
The Religious Left never learned them, though its represenatives are confident no one is better qualified to apply them to Iraq.
Reader Mail
What Conservatives Want
5.11.07
Bush done in by fake scandals? Bush done in by abandoning conservatism? Also: Gun insecurities. Reiding Iraq. Leading the league in built-in bias. Ode to the Corvette. Plus much more.
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Special Report
Cutting Down Churchill to Size
Daniel Mandel | 5.10.07
What do the revisionists have in mind?
The Current Crisis
Lost Over Iraq
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.10.07
The Rev. Ayman Zawahiri does the Rev. Harry Reid one better.
The Nation’s Pulse
An About-Face on Guns
Christopher Orlet | 5.10.07
The Second Amendment has never been more safe.
Political Hay
What Are We Looking For?
Jennifer Rubin | 5.10.07
After a disappointing presidency, voters need to decide which attributes they want to see in their next president.
Another Perspective
The Bushed Presidency
Jay D. Homnick | 5.10.07
Fair-weathered friends and sunshine patriots are beginning to jump ship.
Reader Mail
Oxymoronic Clinton Conservatives
5.10.07
So what if Hillary makes the trains run on time? Also: Bigotry and Bonds. Borderlines. Plus more.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Political Hay
Republicans for Clinton?
W. James Antle, III | 5.9.07
The problem with Bruce Bartlett's conservative case for the Democrats.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bigotry and Sports
Lisa Fabrizio | 5.9.07
Why are most people not rooting for Barry Bonds?
Buy the Book
Payback From the Right
James Rosen | 5.9.07
How Nixon went to China and changed modern geopolitics.
Movie Takes
Waitress
James Bowman | 5.9.07
A consummate chick flick set in an unnamed Southern town where Andy Griffith owns the diner and the filling station.
Reader Mail
Motor Trends
5.9.07
America's love-hate relationship with the Asian automobile. Rudy: deal or no deal? Plus more.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Rudy Talks to Heritage
Philip Klein | 5.8.07
Giuliani wants to go on offense against terrorism — and government spending.
Special Report
Selling Out the Constitution
Doug Bandow | 5.8.07
Granting D.C. residents voting rights doesn't warrant violating America's founding document.
The Nation’s Pulse
Why Toyota’s Number One
Eric Peters | 5.8.07
Hint: They have many of General Motors' old customers.
Political Hay
It’s Not Easy Being Gavin Newsom
Thomas Cheplick | 5.8.07
San Francisco's liberal mayor isn't looking like such a shoo-in for reelection.
At Large
Wackos Galore
Ralph R. Reiland | 5.8.07
It was a hard week for hairdressers in Iran and dry cleaners in Washington, D.C.
Another Perspective
Embrace the Wealth Gap
John Tamny | 5.8.07
It's what drives so many people to achieve.
Reader Mail
Family Resemblance
5.8.07
The sounds of Hillary. Declassifying George Tenet. The dogs of war. Plus much more.
Monday, May 7, 2007
Political Hay
Why Hillary Talks Like Bill
Marilia Duffles & Jeffrey Lord | 5.7.07
And how the feminization of politics Newterized Nancy Pelosi.
Special Report
Intelligence Directors and Other Whiners
George H. Wittman | 5.7.07
George Tenet tries to salvage his reputation.
At Large
Aid and Comfort
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 5.7.07
Lies and propaganda have been an inevitable part of successful war.
Buy the Book
Family Resemblances
John Corry | 5.7.07
The plot to steal Lincoln’s body — foiled by a man from Dublin named Tyrrell.
Reader Mail
Giuliani Jitters
5.7.07
Rudy vs. Reagan, the debate continues. Dueling guitars. Good political sports. Circuit City and Christianity. Plus much more.
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