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John Tabin | 2.8.08
The GOP is lucky Mike Duncan and not Howard Dean is its chairman.
The GOP is lucky Mike Duncan and not Howard Dean is its chairman.
The missing issue of Campaign '08.
But his announcement at CPAC didn't silence McCain's critics.
What all the wannabes forgot to learn about Ronald Reagan.
They're at it again, busy preparing to reauthorize the Higher Education Act.
Another example of multiculturalism gone mad.
Obama is looking good to everyone except Lady Hillary.
No respect for the coach — angry fans litter the court. Also: Last Huckabee standing. You lost us at Lincoln. Scotch and salt. Plus more.
How different is McCain from the last three Republican nominees?
Ethics on the Bayou? Governor Jindal faces his first big test.
If a spy chief says that the nation is in danger but no one listens, does he make a sound?
Forget what his critics say. Bobby Knight was one of the greats.
President Karzai doesn't want more NATO troops, but he needs them.
Today Virginia can help kill Washington's police state plans.
Welcome to the age of McCain. Also: Field of the four. Reaganites for Huckabee. New Jersey Giants. See you in '12. Aussie fisticuffs. Plus more.
Compared with those other candidates, Mike Huckabee is a real charmer.
Team Romney holds out hope in the face of Super Tuesday setbacks.
The story of the Immortal Four chaplains of the USAT Dorchester.
As far as Iran is concerned, as long is the U.S. is talking, the mullahs are winning.
A book by Harvard's new president looks at the pall of death that was the Civil War.
Missing Reagan. Camelot through the eye of a needle. Who shot J.R.? Plus more.
Can John McCain win the nomination today? A handy guide for partisans and poll watchers.
Would McCain model Lincoln in reaching out to CPAC conservatives?
Six months ago the New York Giants were the Duncan Hunter of the NFL.
Antarctica is playing havoc with the global warming model.
JFK, RFK, et al.: the myth and the men.
City Journal writers long sympathetic to immigration's economic and social benefits have turned against illegal immigration with a vengeance. Why?
Step away from the pulpit. Planning that bomb shelter. Clintonfreude. The next Ashcroft? Plus more.
Behind Al Gore's thinking. Also: Big Labor wired in.
At the New Baptist Covenant last week, he spoke straight from his cheating heart.
Gordon B. Hinckley tried to mold how the world views Mormonism.
No matter how brutal its behavior, the West knows only how to court it.
Super Tuesday could find a way to top Super Bowl Sunday.
McCain's vengeance. Hillary's rookie mistake. Carter's hubris. Freducated guess. JC Watts for veep. Plus more.
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