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Muktada Al-Sadr: Kingmaker or King?
George H. Wittman | 9.7.07
He seems willing to settle only for being leader of all Iraq.
He seems willing to settle only for being leader of all Iraq.
A candidate's decision and a liberal denomination's arrogance backfire.
The Virginia Tech panel's report will not make campuses safer.
Former FBI director Louis Freeh talks about Rudy Giuliani's commitment to deal with terrorist attacks and natural disasters.
The date of the United American Muslim Day Parade has been moved up to coincide with the anniversary of 9/11. Perhaps rumored grand marshal Rep. Keith Ellison will explain why.
The Democrats' soft Hsu routine. Also: Fred T: Where's the excitement? Warnings about VHA. Evolution and a lecture from 1981. Plus more.
Fred Thompson comes out jokin' and drawlin' and then turnin' somber.
It's back, by Clintonite demand. Except, anyone seen my old friend Norman?
With apologies to Hoagy Carmichael.
Commentators both left and right sing the Veterans Health Administration's praises. That doesn't mean you should.
John Howard is an indispensable ally, so why talk about the weather when George Bush comes calling?
Chainsaw massacres in every garage. Also: Poverty ain't all it isn't cracked up to be. A response to Mr. Putin's man in Samarra. How did Diana commit treason? Plus more.
As the candidates strategize, the race for the Republican presidential nomination remains up for grabs.
Summer may be over, but it's not too late for the trip Americans would really enjoy.
Liberals misdiagnose the causes of poverty in America.
Entitlement reform is no risky scheme — and the status quo is no sure thing.
The high cost of crazy lawsuits: no-service gas stations and no-fun playgrounds.
Alec's sympathy for the senator. Princess Diana, pro and con. No Amnesty for the unborn. Plus much more.
Why did Alberto Gonzales speed up his resignation? Also: Saving his successor for later.
Memories of the insane week in London when Princess Diana died.
A non-stop flight to a place where facts never disturb liberal dreams.
Heeding the sober warnings of the indispensable Fred Ikle.
Craig and Democrat stall tactics. Hillary's SOP. Material accumulation. A Russian explains Putin's thinking. More McCainiana. Plus much else.
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