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Leadership Shrugged
Philip Klein | 2.1.08
Rudy didn't play by his own rules.
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Friday, February 1, 2008
Washington Prowler
A Clinton Goldmine
The Prowler | 2.1.08
Bill's billionaire buddy — new trouble for Hillary. Also: Will McCain and Thompson get together during CPAC?
Special Report
Jimmy Carter’s Covenant
Shawn Macomber | 2.1.08
Remodeling the Baptist faith is a little harder than growing peanuts.
Another Perspective
What “Other Wars”?
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 2.1.08
Let's have more straight talk from Sen. McCain.
Reader Mail
Santorum Comeback
2.1.08
This election's Hail Mary pass? Angry Albanians. Smart Frenchmen. Clownish Virginians. Plus more.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
The Current Crisis
He Let Me Down
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.31.08
Bill Clinton is many things, but a bigot?
At Large
There Goes Kosovo
Doug Bandow | 1.31.08
Its declaration of independence could lead to new conflict in the Balkans. America should tap the brakes.
The Public Policy
Vive L’Energie Atomique
Peter Hannaford | 1.31.08
If the U.S. remains shy of nuclear power, French President Sarkozy will be glad to help us overcome our inhibitions.
Special Report
Lost in Political Philosophy
Brian Doherty | 1.31.08
The popular show drops plenty of clues but, can you trust them?
Reader Mail
When It Rains McCain
1.31.08
Criticizing Philip Klein. Mobbing global warming. Democrats playing Dixie. Plus much more.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Cold Shoulder Politics
Philip Klein | 1.30.08
McCain and Huckabee were denounced by conservative heavyweights. It didn't stop them.
Political Hay
Hillary: Undecided on Platform Apology for Slavery?
Jeffrey Lord | 1.30.08
Clinton camp silent on repudiating party platforms attacking blacks, Asians.
The Public Policy
Not So Stimulating
Peter Suderman | 1.30.08
One hundred and fifty billion new reasons to hate Congress.
Special Report
Corn on the Mob
Patrick J. Michaels | 1.30.08
Global warming policies are leading to higher food prices and riots, all to prevent too little warming to even measure.
Another Perspective
Subversive Sovereign Subsidies
George H. Wittman | 1.30.08
Foreign investment in American businesses isn't a problem, but what about foreign government investment?
Media Matters
Bill Clinton Remembered
Lisa Fabrizio | 1.30.08
A man of utterly impeachable character.
Reader Mail
Unsweet Caroline
1.30.08
Hillbillies offended. Heath Ledger defended. Complacency upended. Romney defeats Truman. Plus more.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Guns vs. Butter
Philip Klein | 1.29.08
That's the choice McCain and Romney offered Florida voters on the last day before the primary.
Special Report
Mystery of the WMDs
Laurie Mylroie | 1.29.08
The latest story is that Saddam Hussein pretended to have them to scare off Iran. So why did he try for several years to convince the world otherwise?
Political Hay
Hold the I Told You So’s
Jennifer Rubin | 1.29.08
With liberals outraged at the Clintons' thuggery, the GOP should seize the high ground.
The Public Policy
Water’s Hot
Eric Peters | 1.29.08
Virginia's automotive “abuser fees” get dumped, for the moment.
Among the Intellectualoids
Failure of the Therapeutic
Mark Tooley | 1.29.08
What the religious left doesn't understand about evangelical support for Israel.
In Memoriam
Ledger’s Final Balance
Sean Higgins | 1.29.08
The young star had talent and guts, but his choice of scripts was atrocious.
Reader Mail
New Jesuit Spokesman
1.29.08
St. Louis lamentations. No spin Rudy. Romney's money. Hukt on fonix wurkd 4 us. Plus more.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Honking for Rudy
Philip Klein | 1.28.08
Giuliani's odds aren't good Tuesday, but try telling that to his supporters.
Special Report
A Man for Ball Seasons
George Neumayr | 1.28.08
In Rick Majerus, the Jesuits at St. Louis University have found just the right coach for their tax-subsidized arena.
Washington Prowler
Heavy-Handedness Backfires
The Prowler | 1.28.08
Mitt leaves Martinez and Crist no choice. Also: Howard Baker, Fred and John. Plus: Beginnings of a comeback.
Another Perspective
Hunting in Pairs
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 1.28.08
The Clintons try to do a number on Barack Obama.
At Large
Over Molotov Cocktails
Christopher Orlet | 1.28.08
The latest initiative by Europe's far right should make Muslim fundamentalists feel right at home.
Reader Mail
Gang of 140
1.28.08
Readers overwhelmingly reject Reagan-McCain comparisons. A special Reader Mail section.
Reader Mail
By Any Definition
1.28.08
Looking Romney up. Bearing Russia. Rudy's plan extended. Obama toughened. Plus more.
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