Washington Prowler
Crazed by Rush
The Prowler | 10.5.07
Lazy Democrats don't know the first thing about Armed Forces Radio. Also: Mitt's Mormon moment on hold. Plus: Setting a trap for Sununu.
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Friday, October 5, 2007
Another Perspective
The Goldwater-Reagan Victory
Jeffrey Lord | 10.5.07
Why they hate Rush: the October night the world began to change.
Campaign Crawlers
New Republican Blues in New Mexico
Liz Mair | 10.5.07
Pete Domenici's retirement means the wild west is about to become wilder.
The Nation’s Pulse
“A Special Kind of Me”
Lawrence Henry | 10.5.07
Want to know why schools are turning little children into monsters?
Reader Mail
Firing Up Fred
10.5.07
Beefs about where's the beef? Also: Vietnam and Iraq — facts and figures. Mao and opium addicts. Punk musicality. Plus more.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
The Current Crisis
Death of a Champion
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.4.07
Al Oerter was a great amateur, properly understood.
Special Report
The Real Lesson of Vietnam
William Tucker | 10.4.07
President Bush was right to embrace the history of Vietnam as an example of how — and how not — to conduct a remote and unpopular war.
Streetcar Line
Open Letter to Fred Thompson
Quin Hillyer | 10.4.07
Where's the conservative fire in the belly we were led to expect?
Another Perspective
Booking the Party
Jay D. Homnick | 10.4.07
Tomorrow is the most enjoyable of Jewish holidays.
Buy the Book
Honest Andrew
Shawn Macomber | 10.4.07
Andrew Ferguson's adventures in Abraham Lincoln's America.
Reader Mail
Punks of All Types
10.4.07
Rotten albums. Degenerate senators. The Boy Regent. The Brady Bunch. Plus more.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Special Report
Thomas-Hill Revisited
Jeremy Lott | 10.3.07
It was inevitable that once Justice Clarence Thomas released his autobiography, Prof. Dr. Anita Hill would be trotted out yet again.
Another Perspective
Bastard
Reid Collins | 10.3.07
Tom Brady has one. Halle Berry wants more than one. Society shrugs.
Eminentoes
Bill Clinton, World Regent
George H. Wittman | 10.3.07
Inside the Clinton Global Initiative.
The Nation’s Pulse
America’s Parks
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.3.07
Trade you a Central Park for Yankee Stadium anyday and a Wrigley Field to be named later.
TAS Live
A Rotten Affair
Greg Gutfeld | 10.3.07
“Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols” makes a perfect gift for your teenage nephew, if only as a patriotic gesture.
Reader Mail
Passage to India
10.3.07
Carbon conservatism comes into its own. Also: Jilting the marriage amendment. John Wayne's high notes. Outsource to right to work states. Borscht vs. Blintzes. Plus more.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Political Hay
Making Amends
W. James Antle, III | 10.2.07
The religious right should rethink its marriage amendment litmus test.
The Nation’s Pulse
Listen to This, Pilgrim
Larry Thornberry | 10.2.07
Where the Duke is celebrated in music by a Hollywood guy who gets it.
Another Perspective
Behold the Ice Queen
Peter Hannaford | 10.2.07
Hillary's “coldness” may have a bright side.
At Large
Cameron’s Carbon Conservatism
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.2.07
Tories flounder to the point of being utterly irrelevant.
Campaign Crawlers
Political McCain Nation
Jay D. Homnick | 10.2.07
John McCain gives the wrong answer when asked what he would think about having a Moslem President.
Reader Mail
Auto Worker Comeuppance
10.2.07
Hating management breaks down. Also: Hillary's blankety-blank. Addiction as crime. Immigration and the British immigrant. Plus more.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Political Hay
Promises, Promises
Andrew Cline | 10.1.07
Hillary Clinton issues blank sheet of paper, pledges to uphold whatever promise America writes on it.
Special Report
Reading Laura
Jeffrey Lord | 10.1.07
Laura Ingraham's Aeschylus moment. Hattie from Ohio can tell you all about it.
Another Perspective
Independence Games
Doug Bandow | 10.1.07
More and more the U.S. is taking Beijing's side against Taiwan's campaign season talk of independence.
Buy the Book
Draining the Romance Out of Drugs
Christopher Orlet | 10.1.07
Drug addiction is a willful self-indulgence and not a disease, Theodore Dalrymple writes.
Movie Takes
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
James Bowman | 10.1.07
A very slow-moving ode to a celebrity.
Reader Mail
Suspension of Belief
10.1.07
Life matters and misdirections. Republicans and the NAACP. The endless immigration war. Health care's golden age. Plus much more.
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