Washington Prowler
Why Mitt?
The Prowler | 12.21.07
Tancredo could have endorsed Thompson. Also: Meet Huckabee's finances.
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Friday, December 21, 2007
Political Hay
Guess Who’s Coming to Des Moines
David Weigel | 12.21.07
Hillary Clinton's best hope is that black and white Democrats will think the rest of the country is too racist to elect an African-American president.
Special Report
‘Tis the Season to Be Guilty
Shawn Macomber | 12.21.07
In wanting to remove consumerism from Christmas, it's not religion that the Left would restore.
Another Perspective
A Sentimental God
Lawrence Henry | 12.21.07
Singing Christmas carols in New England — maybe for the last time.
The Nation’s Pulse
Somewhere, Mr. Edison Gently Weeps
Sam Kazman | 12.21.07
Not the brightest bulbs on the Hill.
The Public Policy
Round Yon Tax Credit
Adam B. Schaeffer | 12.21.07
All parents want for Christmas is a different school.
Among the Intellectualoids
Bad Faith Bestseller
Jeremy Lott | 12.21.07
Calling bah, humbug on christopher hitchens's phony baloney atheism.
Reader Mail
Paint It Black
12.21.07
Sticking up for Conrad. Mahony's flack hits back. Food fight. Plus much more.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Questions About Chris
Shawn Macomber | 12.20.07
Senator Dodd knows who you are and who he isn't.
The Current Crisis
You’ve Got a Friend
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.20.07
Conrad Black and the meaning of friendship.
Political Hay
So Much for the Ideology of Tactics
Jeffrey Lord | 12.20.07
Is the Clintons' reign as the King and Queen of political tactics finally over?
Buy the Book
Life Was Blue
W. James Antle, III | 12.20.07
The Democratic Party was once the home of social conservatives. Can they go home again?
Media Matters
Lonely Are the Mad
Christopher Orlet | 12.20.07
Al Qaeda's latest straight-to-VHS release.
Reader Mail
Mahony Hits Back
12.20.07
A letter from the archdiocese. Midwestern delicacies. Where's John Wayne when you need him? Plus more.
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Why Hillary Will Lose Iowa
Timothy P. Carney | 12.19.07
She might even finish third.
Special Report
The Mean Streets of Los Angeles
George Neumayr | 12.19.07
Where Cardinal Mahony is a big hit.
Political Hay
Hillary and Obama
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.19.07
Will the Democrats still love them tomorrow? Or will they swoon for a slick, sweet-talking Southern lawyer?
TAS Live
The Socialist Bacillus and the Investor Class
Tom Bethell | 12.19.07
Democrats are becoming wary of their tax-the-rich rhetoric.
Movie Takes
Nanking
James Bowman | 12.19.07
A harrowing account of the brutal Japanese occupation of the Chinese capital in 1937.
Reader Mail
Behaving Like This
12.19.07
Mitt's Swedish sweetheart. Taken to school. Another Paulite for TAS. Plus more.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Romney One Leg
Shawn Macomber | 12.18.07
Mitt Romney abandons the three-legged stool for the Iowa confrontation with Mike Huckabee.
Among the Intellectualoids
A Brutalist Bargain
Charles Paul Freund | 12.18.07
Members of D.C.'s Historic Preservation Review Board show themselves to be a bunch of concrete blockheads.
Washington Prowler
Iowa Jitters
The Prowler | 12.18.07
Romney's nervous slide. Huckabee won't meet press? (Updated, 2:18 p.m.) Also: Glendon off and on.
At Large
The Devil We Know
George H. Wittman | 12.18.07
But who is “Dima,” the disciple whom Vladimir Putin has chosen as his successor?
The Public Policy
The Myth of High-Stakes Testing
RiShawn Biddle | 12.18.07
One education cliche that should be left behind.
Reader Mail
Ron Paul in New Light
12.18.07
Macomber's happy readers. Also: Out of step with McCain. That other man from Hope. Fred alive and well. Plus more.
Monday, December 17, 2007
Campaign Crawlers
Dr. No On Ice
Shawn Macomber | 12.17.07
Ron Paul might get booed at Republican debates, but he's drawing crowds in Iowa.
Another Perspective
Five Steps for McCain
Jennifer Rubin | 12.17.07
The Arizona senator can still win. Here's how.
Washington Prowler
Call Waiting
The Prowler | 12.17.07
Who placed those anti-Romney calls? Also: Obama wants to call on Al.
Movie Takes
Atonement
James Bowman | 12.17.07
Those who were annoyed by the novel will probably be infuriated by the movie.
Reader Mail
Frudy for President
12.17.07
Family lexicons. Sympathy for Michael Vick. Negative atheists. Plus much more.
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