Political Hay
Hating Rudy
Philip Klein | 11.2.07
With the Bush era coming to a close, Giuliani is supplanting the President as the Left's favorite whipping boy. This can only help his chances of capturing the Republican nomination.
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Friday, November 2, 2007
Washington Prowler
Record Removal
The Prowler | 11.2.07
What happened to Gov. Huckabee's gubernatorial documents?
Special Report
NYC Chinatown Donorgate Under-Covered
Lee Cary | 11.2.07
Did the Clinton campaign financially benefit from the on-going plight of illegal, smuggled Chinese immigrants?
Another Perspective
Losing Words
Lawrence Henry | 11.2.07
What's a mind to do when the brain freezes?
At Large
New Team in Poland
George H. Wittman | 11.2.07
An economically freer Poland is now less likely to be an unhesitating tool of Washington.
TAS Live
Altruism and Selfishness
Roger Scruton | 11.2.07
The bracing attractions and severe limitations of Ayn Rand.
Reader Mail
Mormons in America
11.2.07
Religious fear and modern politics: Reactions to evangelical worries. Also: Ambush in Samarra. Privilege in San Jose. Student “happiness.” Plus much more.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Political Hay
Prejudiced for Eternity
Paul Chesser | 11.1.07
A new reason for evangelical alarm over Mitt Romney's Mormonism.
The Current Crisis
Missing Scandals
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.1.07
Why is conservative media free of the plagiarism and bogus news stories that plague every liberal outlet from the New York Times to the New Republic?
TAS Live
The Longest Morning
Jeff Emanuel | 11.1.07
Heroism, valor, and sacrifice atop a rooftop in Samarra. The cover story from our new November issue.
The Nation’s Pulse
San Jose’s Public Planning Debacle
Randal O'Toole | 11.1.07
How did a sleepy town turn into congested city where only the rich can afford some elbow room?
Campus Scenes
Failing Grade
James David Dickson | 11.1.07
Don't know much about history? ISI's survey of American universities shows you're not alone.
Movie Takes
Bella
James Bowman | 11.1.07
Its heart is in the right place, but that doesn't mean it's not propaganda.
Reader Mail
Who Elects the Brain Dead?
11.1.07
Drs. Stark and Waxman on call. Also: Clove compartments. No shining to Stephen King. Conservatives, evolution, and science (again). Plus much more.
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Special Report
Night of the Brain-Dead Congressmen
Jeffrey Lord | 10.31.07
A Washington trick or treat — paging Dr. Stark and Dr. Waxman.
Another Perspective
The Evil Is Gone
Paul Beston | 10.31.07
Happy Halloween, and don't be scared — it won't last.
Among the Intellectualoids
Stephen King, Scary Pest
Alec Mouhibian | 10.31.07
Just in time for Halloween, a spooky empty mind.
The Public Policy
Clove Encounters
Elizabeth Nolan Brown | 10.31.07
Indonesia ends up victimized by an eerie tobacco war that's protecting U.S. growers.
Political Hay
Reasons to Believe
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.31.07
Political nostrums about as clever as any Bill Maher might have come up with.
Reader Mail
Mind Your Manners
10.31.07
Discussions of race and intelligence. Plus: The SCHIP on taxpayers' shoulders. Viguerie and Reagan. LOST at sea. Plus much more.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Washington Prowler
Bartlett’s Connections
The Prowler | 10.30.07
Senior ex-Bushie joins forces with pro-Obama ex-Bushie. Also: Bopp-Brownback: the plot thickens. Vatican nomination at stake. Plus: Virginia GOP's dream candidate.
Political Hay
Halloween for Codepink
Manon McKinnon | 10.30.07
It's easy to confuse its antiwar fanatics with witches.
Live From New York
Race and Intelligence
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 10.30.07
Scientists should be allowed to be wrong, no matter how reprehensible and ghastly their views turn out to be.
Political Hay
The Camel’s Nosebleed
Peter Hannaford | 10.30.07
Democrats are in no hurry to win SCHIP passage.
The Public Policy
Make Way for a Second UN
Doug Bandow | 10.30.07
In pushing to ratify the Law of the Sea Treaty, that's the sort of institution the Senate with Bush administration backing is more than happy to recognize and obey.
Another Perspective
Movie Out-Takes
Jay D. Homnick | 10.30.07
The second in a series on crime and punishment.
Reader Mail
Richard Viguerie Weighs In
10.30.07
Are conservatives to blame for Roe's survival? An exchange with Jeffrey Lord. Plus much more, including Seiple evangelism, Novak gold, and an ode to RET.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Washington Prowler
Steny’s Stoppage
The Prowler | 10.29.07
House Democrats free themselves from Pelosi overtime. Also: Mitt Romney's Big Bopper. Plus: Klayman's latest expedition.
Campaign Crawlers
John Edwards Accepts Federal Matching Clothes
Andrew Cline | 10.29.07
His political future hangs by a thread.
Buy the Book
Washington’s Prince
Wlady Pleszczynski | 10.29.07
Robert Novak has penned an American classic for all political seasons.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Fires This Time
Patrick J. Michaels | 10.29.07
Only a desert rat would blame California's mega-fires on global warming.
Political Hay
The SCHIP Wars
Jeff Emanuel | 10.29.07
Democrats are fighting dirty, but not winning in the process.
Special Report
Abandonment Chic
Mark Tooley | 10.29.07
Wanting Muslim love, the Evangelical Left is pushing for a less pro-Israel U.S.
Reader Mail
Dishwasher Gate
10.29.07
The world of Madame Clin Tong. Plus: The Huckabee campaign's Chip shots. Fred's a friend of McCain too. Pastors need friends too. Plus much more.
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