Political Hay
Liberalism on a Ledge
Shawn Macomber | 8.3.07
The netroots wrestle with the cost of political victory at YearlyKos in Chicago — and consider unionizing.
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Friday, August 3, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Barack Bombs
W. James Antle, III | 8.3.07
Out of Obama's foreign policy confusion, clarity.
Special Report
Making an Iraq of Kurdistan
James Poulos | 8.3.07
Recipes for disaster, straight from the Devil's cookbook.
At Large
New Republic Tosses a Few Bones
Jeff Emanuel | 8.3.07
The fact-challenged publication's newly issued “Statement on Scott Thomas Beauchamp” fails to pass the smell test.
Reader Mail
Children Into Beasts
8.3.07
Kos kids can't grow up. Playing hookah. Lousy day Democrats. Professor Hill. Plus more.
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Political Hay
The Daily Kossacks Ride Again
Shawn Macomber | 8.2.07
On the eve of the second YearlyKos convention, a look at the e-book born of the first.
Special Report
Rudy’s Sage
Philip Klein | 8.2.07
Legendary diplomat Charles Hill, Rudy Giuliani's top foreign policy adviser, talks to The American Spectator.
The Current Crisis
Lousy Days Are Here Again
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.2.07
The Democrats adopt a new anthem.
Sports Arena
Barry Ball
Michael Brendan Dougherty | 8.2.07
Corruption and criminality is the name of the game in today's professional sports, it would seem. Ah, but remember the 1986 Mets.
Another Perspective
The Great Iraqi Copout
J.P. Freire | 8.2.07
If we're doing better in Iraq, why the constant criticism of the Iraqis themselves?
In Memoriam
The West Coast Coach
David Hogberg | 8.2.07
Bill Walsh was a football fan's dream come true.
Reader Mail
Come Together, Right Now
8.2.07
Come home, conservatives. Also: Obesity and the environment. Fair and unfair doctrines. It takes a village of moonbats. Plus much more.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Streetcar Line
Listen to Goldwater
Quin Hillyer | 8.1.07
Grow up, stop the infighting, and beat the left.
Buy the Book
Better Off Dead
Christopher Orlet | 8.1.07
Would the world be a better place without us?
Political Hay
Small Talk
Lisa Fabrizio | 8.1.07
GOP presidential candidates are adult enough to tell YouTubist CNN to get lost.
Reader Mail
Get LOST
8.1.07
The Law of the Sea Treaty hits bottom. Also: Dueling sisters and defeatism. Mormonism and religious freedom. Plus more.
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Special Report
An Administration LOST at Sea
Doug Bandow | 7.31.07
Why is President Bush signing off on a UN Law of the Sea scheme from the collectivist, redistributionist 1960s and '70s? Best to remember that President Reagan just said no.
The Nation’s Pulse
Marvin’s Marvelous Moonbat Hour
Bill Croke | 7.31.07
Left-wing talk radio at its finest, if you ignore the callers.
Media Matters
Mr. Murdoch and the Bancrofts
Jeffrey Lord | 7.31.07
Think anyone will still be reading the Wall Street Herald Tribune? A cautionary tale.
Another Perspective
What Has Come Over My Sister?
Manon McKinnon | 7.31.07
Defeatism used to be unthinkable for anyone who grew up during World War II.
Movie Takes
No Reservations
James Bowman | 7.31.07
A remake that works, assuming you haven't seen the original.
Reader Mail
Mormonism and the Constitution
7.31.07
A case for Mitt Romney. Also: Kerry vs. Joe Wilson. Buy French. Jimmy vs. Adolf. Plus more.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Another Perspective
Retreat, Hell!
Robert Stacy McCain | 7.30.07
A long war with heavy casualties caused a sense of hopelessness, and then came the suggestion for an American withdrawal…
Eminentoes
The Peculiar Private
John Tabin | 7.30.07
For his sake, Pvt. Scott Thomas Beauchamp better hope he made it all up.
Campaign Crawlers
Judging Mitt
Jennifer Rubin | 7.30.07
Wendy Long makes the legal conservative case for Romney.
At Large
Cold War Comforts
George H. Wittman | 7.30.07
For Vladimir Putin, return to confrontation with the West is like finding his lost security blanket.
Political Hay
John Edwards: They Want to Shave My Head
Andrew Cline | 7.30.07
The Breck boy is taking all precautions.
Buy the Book
The Cross Still Stands
H. W. Crocker, III | 7.30.07
Michael Burleigh's magisterial study of the clash of religion and politics over the last century.
Reader Mail
Organs on the Internet
7.30.07
The elusive search for live organ donors: a special exchange. Also: Filling stations in the air. Arlen vs. Alberto. Plus: Turning the corner on turning the other cheek.
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