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The Senator and the Anchor
Jeffrey Lord | 6.15.07
A losing bill and bad ratings with Jon Kyl and Katie Couric.
A losing bill and bad ratings with Jon Kyl and Katie Couric.
Russian revanchism and “anti-fascism” are a warning of worse to come.
What explains the lack of African Americans in baseball?
… and when to give enemy combatants a hearing.
Meet some of the heroic dissidents of our time.
A hero so alienated and victimized that one is left craving for a charmer lilke Camus' Meursault.
Big Congress in cahoots with Big Corn. How much ethanol to they expect us to swallow? The victim class of '07. The terror documents coverup. The Camaro showroom. Plus much more.
The Rev. Dr. Judith Hardanger-Hansen urges compliance with the New Order.
But is it a surprise that colleges that no longer inspire and edify have nothing to say to their charges on first day of the rest of their lives?
How Congress is allowing ethanol to poison our economy.
Terrorists have it better here — the case of Ali al-Marri.
P.J. O'Rourke plunders The Wealth of Nations, meaning readers end up in a higher tax bracket.
Bush and the troglodytes. Bishop Loverde and the pornographers. Jesus and history. Camaro and gas mileage. Iraq and intelligence. Plus much more.
A bishop confronts pornography's corrosive influence.
Pope Benedict XVI explores the identity of Jesus Christ.
An interview with Bay Buchanan, Clinton critic.
Alderman Mike McGee is not exactly a boy scout, though he does have something in common with Michael Jackson.
Remembering the great outdoors. Simple but comprehensive immigration solutions. Fun, fun, fun 'til daddy takes the Camaro away. Plus much more.
Violent, inhumane, and degrading treatment has been banned from the war on terror — only someone forgot to tell the terrorists.
The great outdoors once offered fun without joysticks.
Who can afford to spend an extra $300 a month feeding a gas pig?
Not that anything is simple in this world.
Gorbachev tried something similar to Putin's G-8 surprise — but the President then was Ronald Reagan.
How many of our problems in Iraq might have been avoided if our political leaders had bothered to read the relevant reports?
Wanted: presidential experience. Keeping playgrounds legal. Driving lessons. Plus much more.
How to determine if a presidential candidate has what it takes.
Beware of big-government features in supposedly market-based health care reforms.
Britain's politically correct playground police try to shield children from even the tiniest adventures.
Everyone claims to celebrate diversity — authentic conservatives know how to give it meaning.
It's a short drive from Eureka, California, to the Electoral College.
Guest working things out. Winning Afghanistan. The Democratic pie-eating contest. The answers, my friend. Plus much more.