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Halfway There
The Prowler | 9.28.07 @ 12:08AM
Rudy's money goals fall short. Fred impresses Arlington Group.
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Friday, September 28, 2007
Political Hay
Going Where the Voters Are
Jennifer Rubin | 9.28.07 @ 12:08AM
Republican presidential candidates need to bring their message beyond the base to the rest of the American people.
Among the Intellectualoids
Hooked for Life
Pia de Solenni | 9.28.07 @ 12:07AM
The New York Times' penchant for offering too much information proves revealing.
Another Perspective
The Obvious
Lawrence Henry | 9.28.07 @ 12:07AM
But what if the expected doesn't materialize? Welcome to our unthinkable times.
TAS Live
Freedom of Immigration Acts
Tom Bethell | 9.28.07 @ 12:07AM
What immigration crisis? A special report.
Campaign Crawlers
Thank Heaven for Little Gravels
Jamie Weinstein | 9.28.07 @ 12:07AM
Keeping the Democratic debates interesting -- and infantile.
Reader Mail
Without a Prayer
9.28.07 @ 12:01AM
Thoughts on the Right to Worship. Nuclear reactor jitters. The German intruder. Primary care. Plus much more.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Special Report
Right to Worship
Ben Stein | 9.27.07 @ 12:08AM
A short message about our need to be able to pray.
Washington Prowler
MSNBC's Erroneous Bully
The Prowler | 9.27.07 @ 12:08AM
Or does David Shuster work for MoveOn.org?
Campaign Crawlers
Primary Relief Is on the Way
Peter Hannaford | 9.27.07 @ 12:08AM
Three senators have a solution to the early primary mess.
The Nation's Pulse
The Nuclear Renaissance Begins
William Tucker | 9.27.07 @ 12:08AM
For the first time since 1973, a new application for building a reactor has been placed before the federal government.
The Current Crisis
Health Care Is In
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.27.07 @ 12:08AM
Welcome to the preeminent issue of Campaign '08.
At Large
The Wild West in Baghdad
George H. Wittman | 9.27.07 @ 12:07AM
What's behind the attack on Blackwater USA?
Reader Mail
The Leave Us Alone Condition
9.27.07 @ 12:01AM
Nanny state blues. Plus: Mahmoud's foul moods find German defender. Simmering frogs. The hero justice. Plus more.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Buy the Book
Nannies Come Home to Roost
Shawn Macomber | 9.26.07 @ 12:08AM
Denver Post columnist and Nanny State author David Harsanyi discusses the tyranny of the busybodies with TAS.
Streetcar Line
There's No Doubting Thomas
Quin Hillyer | 9.26.07 @ 12:08AM
Where the good justice stands is clear.
At Large
Will the Frog Jump?
Gustavo Coronel | 9.26.07 @ 12:07AM
Hugo Chavez's proposed constitutional reform confirms the dictator's readiness to move slowly but irreversibly.
Campus Scenes
The Old College Try
Lisa Fabrizio | 9.26.07 @ 12:07AM
Are you getting your educational money's worth?
Another Perspective
Funny Bone of Contention
Jay D. Homnick | 9.26.07 @ 12:06AM
Nor more laughing at Mr. A, since the joke is not on him.
Reader Mail
Carbon Disposal
9.26.07 @ 12:01AM
We ask for your indulgence. Plus: Dissentary at Columbia. The Newt conservatism. Drawling the line in Florida. Plus more.
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Political Hay
Newt, Columbia, and the Idea of Dissent
Jeffrey Lord | 9.25.07 @ 12:08AM
Do you take your fascism straight or watered?
The Nation's Pulse
Southern Fried Fred
Larry Thornberry | 9.25.07 @ 12:08AM
Wherein we learn geography isn't culture.
Special Report
A Pardoner's Tale
Iain Murray | 9.25.07 @ 12:07AM
Environmental climate initiative adopts one-size-fits-all indulgences to relieve carbon guilt.
Live From New York
An Incurable Disease
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 9.25.07 @ 12:07AM
Why is anti-Semitism so popular and pleasurable all over the world?
Another Perspective
Just Wait Till Next Year
Andrew Cline | 9.25.07 @ 12:07AM
Columbia University dean imprisoned after speech in Tehran.
Movie Takes
Fierce People
James Bowman | 9.25.07 @ 12:02AM
There are savages, and then there are the super-rich.
Reader Mail
Chao's Labors
9.25.07 @ 12:01AM
Are they worth it? How deep the conservative bench? Also: Hell, Columbia. Arts and letters. The great pumpkin. Plus more.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Special Report
A Taste of Indian Summer
Ben Stein | 9.24.07 @ 12:09AM
Who needs Five-Star when there's Taco Bell?
Washington Prowler
Up to His Ankles
The Prowler | 9.24.07 @ 12:08AM
Newt is getting downright serious about thinking about testing the waters. Also: Sound the alarm: Chuck Schumer is playing nice. Plus: Rudy: Yes, Dear.
Campus Scenes
Yale, Columbia
Clinton W. Taylor | 9.24.07 @ 12:08AM
In playing footsie with Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Columbia is merely imitating a shameless Yale's admission of a Taliban official last year.
The Public Policy
Harvest Season in Washington
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 9.24.07 @ 12:08AM
How does a farmer double his income?
At Large
The Case for Market Taoism
James A. Dorn | 9.24.07 @ 12:07AM
Rather than execute public officials, the Chinese government might want to reread Lao-tzu.
TAS Live
Rewarding Labor
W. James Antle, III | 9.24.07 @ 12:07AM
Elaine Chao's record of competent conservatism.
Reader Mail
Strong Bones
9.24.07 @ 12:01AM
Sally Field's campaign for peace. Also: Permanently in Iraq. Dobson out of focus. Dandy Dan. Greater Albania. Forty years of good humor. Plus more.
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