Special Report
More Peking Duck
Lee Cary | 10.26.07
Is the Clinton campaign an influence target of Chinese criminal groups?
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Friday, October 26, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Running Interference for Rudy
Liz Mair | 10.26.07
In bashing Mitt Romney, John McCain is sure making life easier for his friend Rudy Giuliani.
The Nation’s Pulse
What Happened
Lawrence Henry | 10.26.07
A fire and the ouster of a preacher friend.
Buy the Book
Forever Young
Christopher Orlet | 10.26.07
Don't trust anyone over, say, 65 (though you can trust Diana West).
Reader Mail
Banking on Rush
10.26.07
Nothing like a big spender of his own money. Plus: One more Huckabee go at Quin Hillyer. Also: Pvt. Beauchamp. Ramona neighbors. Benazir's motives. And much more.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
The Current Crisis
The Merry Sage of Broadcasting Excellence
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.25.07
Rush Limbaugh unveils his deadliest weaponry.
Special Report
Stuck in the Mud for Good
John Tabin | 10.25.07
The New Republic could have done the right thing. Now it's too late.
The Nation’s Pulse
Remembering the Ramonans
Patrick O'Hannigan | 10.25.07
A tribute to friends and neighbors left behind in the fire zone.
At Large
Queen Benazir Returns — Why?
George H. Wittman | 10.25.07
She's all for “democracy and moderation” — knowing full well such things aren't part of Pakistan's political traditions. So what is she really up to?
Another Perspective
An Unsettling State
Jay D. Homnick | 10.25.07
However horrible a crime, the state cannot be liable for all the evil that lurks in the heart of man.
Reader Mail
Huckabee for President Responds
10.25.07
Mike Huckabee's campaign manager counters Quin Hillyer. Also: Readers weigh in on underpaid (former) governor from Clinton country. Plus: Quaker Staters, go south! Agitated about Agincourt. Italians and the English language. Plus much more.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Special Report
A New Soldiers’ Hymn
Shawn Macomber | 10.24.07
After a visit to Iraq, Drowning Pool bucks political correctness and embraces the military.
Streetcar Line
A Tale of Two Candidates
Quin Hillyer | 10.24.07
Are socio-cons rallying to the wrong banner — and falling for a Huckster?
Another Perspective
Celebrate Victory on Crispin’s Day
Judd Magilnick | 10.24.07
The English-speaking world has work to do — if it is to survive.
The Nation’s Pulse
Killing Business in Pennsylvania
Ralph R. Reiland | 10.24.07
Alarming decline that can't use Katrina as an excuse.
At Large
The Power and the Glory
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.24.07
To Calcutta and Rome in an ongoing journey.
Movie Takes
Out of the Blue
James Bowman | 10.24.07
A story of madness, cowardice, and death — along with directorial abdication of moral responsibility.
Reader Mail
Free to Lose
10.24.07
Dobson conservatives' strange reverence. Also: Mitt and Fred. English and Spanish in Rockville. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Special Report
Dr. Dobson and Justice Bork
Jeffrey Lord | 10.23.07
How angry conservatives saved Roe v. Wade in 1986. What repercussions will today's anger have?
Campaign Crawlers
One for the Price of Two
Jennifer Rubin | 10.23.07
Imagine if the best of Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson were combined in one of them alone.
Political Hay
Dead Man Running
Andrew Cline | 10.23.07
Disgruntled Republican scientists rushing to clone James K. Polk.
The Public Policy
Too Much Homework
Windsor Mann | 10.23.07
Democrats are promising not only universal health care, but universal housing.
Reader Mail
The Enemy of the Imperfect
10.23.07
Rudy runs into resistance. Also: Cheney sharpness. Clinton dangerousness. The Colonel of untruth. Plus much more.
Monday, October 22, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Against Discount Values
W. James Antle, III | 10.22.07
Giuliani, Huckabee, and the continuing social conservative dilemma.
Political Hay
Watch Out for Lynne Cheney’s Elbow
Jeremy Lott | 10.22.07
The second lady knows the first thing about political combat — just ask Obama.
Special Report
God Only Knows
James Bowman | 10.22.07
Which drives the enlightened Christopher Hitchens bananas.
The Nation’s Pulse
Asbury, Itinerant Leader
Mark Tooley | 10.22.07
Calvin Coolidge remembered the Methodist Church's circuit riding bishop.
At Large
The Scores of Tripoli
George H. Wittman | 10.22.07
A false redemption story has allowed Libya to make gains in Washington and on the world stage.
Another Perspective
My Trip to Lawrence Wright
James David Dickson | 10.22.07
The Looming Tower, live.
Reader Mail
Clintons Going Wild
10.22.07
Bill, Hillary, and their script remembered. The joy of cooking. Uncivil blog wars. Plus much more.
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