In Memoriam
Life of His Party
W. James Antle, III | 11.30.07
Henry Hyde's brand of Republicanism lives on.
Henry Hyde's brand of Republicanism lives on.
The stars come out in solidarity with the writers who make them sound so eloquent.
The Western world will need to stop its kowtowing.
No restrooms for the weary, at least on college campuses and in major cities.
Is the pursuit of the presidency nothing more than an exercise in naked aggression?
The Internet has been even kept ahead of regulation and taxation.
Rejecting any Scientology connection. Plus: Will Huckabee score after Iowa? No Iraq good news. Addressing God in French. A loyalty oath Republican. Plus more.
FairTax rejiggerings in Huckabee's Iowa. Federalism backfires on Fred. Romney's interest in Al Jazeera. An NEA head prefers Obama.
What is helping the ordained Baptist minister in Iowa may doom him elsewhere.
What do Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, and the Iraq War have in common?
This from the home of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison?
A self-regarding college affiliate diminishes Habitat for Humanity's noble calling.
Politeness, friendliness, and formality at its most French.
How many, if any? Also: Russia's future past. Fred on federalism and life. Stopping to listen. Plus more.
The Bush administration is evidence-averse.
No, Hurricane Katrina was not the “largest disaster in U.S. history.”
Once again, Russia thinks state control of the economy is essential to its becoming a great power.
Environmentalist “rubbish” leads to a shortage of hope.
The view from Sydney. Chicago and LBJ revisited. Trent Lott's lot. Mormonism and Ron Paul. Taxing Indianapolis. Plus more.
Trent Lott's surprise. Rudy's abiding loyalty. Plus: The right Vatican appointment.
How Hillary Clinton, of all people, has emerged as a successor of Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, and Hubert Humphrey.
Too late to restore its lost credibility, the UN has finally dropped its politically correct AIDS estimate.
So much for what was thought to be the most pro-Israeli president ever.
John Howard was defeated last Saturday — but not because he was one of America's best friends.
Mormon, Baptists, and political tensions. Another ticked off reader. Back Dome again in Indiana. Plus more.
Traveling through New Hampshire on his bus, Rudy Giuliani talks to TAS about Iran, his own record, and blasts rival Mitt Romney.
A reminder: ultimately it's not the political kingdom that matters.
Accountability has been long in coming to Cambodia.
The Senate moves to weaken patent protections and consequently pharmaceutical research and development.
No one knows if Romney has enough money left to buy it back.
Georgia's Mikhail Saakashvili leaves America holding the bag — and Russia licking its chops.
John Kerry has all the time in the world. Also: Praying for rain. Indianapolis's Peyton Place. Terribly sad. Plus much more.
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