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No Amnesty for McCain
W. James Antle, III | 5.18.07
When it comes to his Senate immigration deal, conservatives aren't in a forgiving mood.
When it comes to his Senate immigration deal, conservatives aren't in a forgiving mood.
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Wolfowitz proved no match for the wolves.
Instead of running to the right, Giuliani is running right against Hillary.
A pacifist tradition gives way to a new belligerence.
Falwell's worldview. Newt at the ready. Democrats in full retreat. Once more: Why stand by Bush? Plus much else.
He came to understand that Christianity is a worldview that affects all aspects of life.
The Muslim birthrate may be down in Europe — but what's left of European Christianity won't be spared, a leading scholar predicts.
Blowing the top off '08 with Fred, Newt, and Billion Dollar Bloomberg.
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Do we need laws to end viewpoint discrimination in our colleges?
Thanks to Met great Art Shamsky, Sandy Koufax has cause to come out of retirement.
Competing without a finish line. Bush leads and trips. Falwell's presence. Rudy laps the field. The closing gun. Plus much more.
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Jerry Falwell had his successes and failures as leader of the Christian right.
NASCAR racing techniques offer a perspective on Dow Jones' thrilling performance of late.
To minimize the chances of another school shooting, we need to put guns in the hands of those in charge of schools.
Pope Benedict's reply to Mexican bishops was also directed at Catholics of the Giuliani and Biden stripe.
Bill's Big Party picture. Spot's spot restored. Also: Embedded journalism's patron saint. Romney was right. Silencer Democrats. Plus: Raising baby the Rush way. And more.
The banned photograph the Clintons did not want you to see is on the Web!
Embedded journalists are having their minds changed left and right by U.S. soldiers.
Both men are estimable conservatives embodying a solid fusion of all elements of the Reagan Coalition.
Vice President Cheney returns from Baghdad with sad news for his boss.
General McAuliffe, call your office!
Desperate loneliness in Malaysia, glacially paced, yet set against a Mozartian backdrop.
Pro-lifers attack Rudy and Klein. Mitt Romney's opponents weigh in on the Mormon issue. Talk radio and unfairness doctrines. Plus much more.
In Houston, Giuliani gets his groove back.
Nancy Pelosi moves to harass conservative radio. Also: Hagel's Third Way.
Or was it one of LBJ lucky genius? Live from Houston…
Gouging the gasoline-buying public for political profit.
CBS's 60 Minutes has a bad case of HBO Big Love envy.
How did a man as excruciatingly honest as James Buckley ever get elected to the United States Senate?
Select enemy material. More Vietnams. Not liking Mitt. Paved subsidies. Fear of China. Plus much more.
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