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Afghanistan: The Winnable War
Michael Fumento | 6.8.07
Our troops know it. They just need more help.
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Friday, June 8, 2007
Streetcar Line
The Victims of Communism Memorial
Quin Hillyer | 6.8.07
At a ceremony this coming Tuesday, June 12, Americans will learn about evil.
Campaign Crawlers
Pie in the Sky
Shawn Macomber | 6.8.07
Birthday boy John Edwards enlists friends and family to show that his campaign for sweet social justice isn't half baked.
The Public Policy
Up From Amnesty
David Hogberg | 6.8.07
The right words for a conservative candidate looking to resolve the immigration stalemate.
The Nation’s Pulse
Moderation
Lawrence Henry | 6.8.07
Most Americans would settle for middle solutions to our nation's problems — so why do these problems not lend themselves to such?
Movie Takes
Golden Door (Nuovomondo)
James Bowman | 6.8.07
You won't want to take your eyes off Charlotte Gainsbourg, in this too magical movie about an Italian immigrant crossing to the New World.
Reader Mail
Power Plays
6.8.07
McCain creates a special pathway for Romney. Declarations of energy independence. Which party cuts and runs? Inquiring minds. Plus much more.
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Washington Prowler
News Flash! A New Number 2?
The Prowler | 6.7.07
It must pay to have ads running in a dozen or two states.
Special Report
A Legacy of Losing
Jeffrey Lord | 6.7.07
From McClellan to McGovern to forever: Democrats as the surrender party.
The Current Crisis
Oil Is Not Well
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.7.07
We cannot approach energy independence and maintain cheap oil prices simultaneously.
Political Hay
Huckabee, Darwin, and Democracy
Hunter Baker | 6.7.07
Evidently, it's no longer kosher for Republican candidates to believe that God created the heavens and the earth.
Media Matters
Princes and Principles
Reid Collins | 6.7.07
Where does news photography veer into unfair sensationalism?
Among the Intellectualoids
Our Kind of Dictator
Christopher Orlet | 6.7.07
Will the left never stop defending despots?
Reader Mail
Friends of Fred
6.7.07
Tom Tancredo has a few staunch admirers. Fred Thompson has many adoring fans. Roger Dier doesn't stand a prayer. Plus much more.
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Fred Night
John Tabin | 6.6.07
The Big Three did fine — but the Elephant in the room was the Tall Man from Tennessee.
Political Hay
The Trouble With Tom
W. James Antle, III | 6.6.07
Grassroots conservatives are up in arms about illegal immigration. So why is Tancredo's presidential campaign going nowhere?
At Large
Playing by the Rules
George H. Wittman | 6.6.07
As Putin sees it, Alexander Litvinenko failed to behave like a good little intel defector. All part of the new covert cold war.
The Nation’s Pulse
Legacy Students
Jay D. Homnick | 6.6.07
Was Jack Kevorkian released at White House request?
TAS Live
Star Power
John H. Fund | 6.6.07
When Fred Thompson talks about entering the 2008 presidential race, Republicans respond with standing ovations. And Democrats get nervous. From our May 2007 issue.
Reader Mail
Frothy Musical Numbers
6.6.07
If only the Democrats could sing — they'd cause less depression. Also: Is Fred enough? Lines of fast track voters. Murtha's worthy prize. Plus more.
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Special Report
Six Days, and Forty Years
Adam Garfinkle | 6.5.07
Does the “standard account” of the Six Day War — launched forty years ago today — still hold up? A special Special Report.
Campaign Crawlers
Eight Blind Mice
Andrew Cline | 6.5.07
Democratic presidential candidates don't see the top item on America's agenda.
The Public Policy
Drug Underdose
Doug Bandow | 6.5.07
Government-run health care shortchanges the people who need pharmaceuticals most. Just ask any European cancer patient.
Political Hay
So You Want to Be President?
George H. Wittman | 6.5.07
Presidential candidates need to get serious about our national security challenges.
Buy the Book
Abused and Depressed
Brian Wesbury | 6.5.07
Amity Shlaes's book is a breath of fresh air in its unique, individual-level view of the battles that took place during the Great Depression.
Movie Takes
Four Lane Highway
James Bowman | 6.5.07
A thirty-something adolescent loser wallowing in self-pity thinking he's soulful.
Monday, June 4, 2007
Political Hay
Hillary’s Achilles’ Heel
Philip Klein | 6.4.07
Sunday's Democratic debate reinforced how deeply vulnerable New York's junior Senator is on Iraq.
Washington Prowler
Rahm Emanuel’s New Voters
The Prowler | 6.4.07
A warning to Republicans about the immigration bill. Also: Mitt moves right from the beginning. Plus: McCain's energy level.
The Nation’s Pulse
Fighting Words
Shawn Macomber | 6.4.07
Joyce Carol Oates brings boxing back to Manhattan.
Campaign Crawlers
State of the Race
Jennifer Rubin | 6.4.07
Nearly halfway through 2007, the contest for the Republican presidential nomination has been volatile — and more changes are on the way.
Special Report
The Global Savings Glut and Its Consequences
Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar | 6.4.07
Will other developing countries follow China in investing their excess dollars in private equity firms?
Another Perspective
Joe Versus the Volcano
Charles G. Kels | 6.4.07
The conspicuous omission of a Profile in Courage Award.
Reader Mail
Tall in the Saddle
6.4.07
The last of the great cowboys. Also: Carbon copy. Hooked on gasoline. Libertarian star warriors. Plus much more.
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