Campaign Crawlers
Bidding Starts at $30 Billion
Philip Klein | 3.28.08
Will the free market survive this presidential election?
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Friday, March 28, 2008
Political Hay
The Emerging Filibuster-Proof Democratic Majority?
W. James Antle, III | 3.28.08
Not if the Republicans can help it.
Among the Intellectualoids
Protesting Patriarchy
George Neumayr | 3.28.08
A black male is more acceptable to voters than a female candidate, lament Steinem and McGovern.
Eminentoes
Beadle Bailey
Joe Carter | 3.28.08
The controversial science writer's misguided attack on bioconservatives.
Another Perspective
Bill Clinton Was Right
James Bowman | 3.28.08
Barack Obama's patriotism or lack thereof is open to discussion.
Sports Arena
Crunching March Madness
Ryan Young | 3.28.08
How Duke's elimination may have boosted workplace productivity.
Reader Mail
Hispanic Integration
3.28.08
Paul Crespo taken seriously. Also: Hearing Hillary out. CEO compensations. Attacking readers. Plus more.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Special Report
Immigrants Into Patriots
Shawn Macomber | 3.27.08
Civica Americana President Paul Crespo talks to TAS about his plan to turn a generation of isolated Hispanics into full-blown Americans.
Streetcar Line
Conservative Economics 101
Quin Hillyer | 3.27.08
Tired of the “same, old, tired nostrums that got us into the current mess”? Here's a way out.
The Public Policy
Lock Them in a Room
Jagadeesh Gokhale | 3.27.08
Congress's dithering on entitlements reform is costing future generations trillions of dollars every year.
Another Perspective
The Emperor’s Rub
Meghan Keane | 3.27.08
What the Profumo and Spitzer scandals tell us about shame.
The Nation’s Pulse
Home Schoolin’
Reid Collins | 3.27.08
Once again, the Washington, D.C. model leaves much to be desired.
Reader Mail
Roosting Roosters
3.27.08
More Wright-sized eggs. Go play in traffic. McPeak-a-boo. Southern manners. Plus more.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Fourth and Long for Hillary
Robert Stacy McCain | 3.26.08
Crowds still cheer, despite the odds against her.
Eminentoes
Good Soldier Medvedev
George H. Wittman | 3.26.08
He works for Vladimir Putin, who trusts him completely.
The Public Policy
Question Authority
Elizabeth A. Terrell | 3.26.08
Northern Virginia traffic bureaucrats couldn't plan their way out of a paper bag.
Another Perspective
Is the Rev. Wright Right?
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.26.08
Taking his grievances seriously.
Reader Mail
Bizarro World
3.26.08
Liberals running at large. How many duds does it take? Jimmy the Nose. FISA details. McPeak in uniform. Plus much more.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Political Hay
The Liberal Mania: Crazy in a Bubble
Jeffrey Lord | 3.25.08
Geraldine Limbaugh discovers Buckley's “hurtling irrationality.”
The Nation’s Pulse
Give ‘Em Heller
Brian Doherty | 3.25.08
Why do we need a Supreme Court case to reassert a people's right to self-defense?
Special Report
FISA Funny Business
Julian Sanchez | 3.25.08
Guess who used to be against mass warrantless wiretaps.
Live From New York
Expedience and Experience
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 3.25.08
Race is not the issue, Mr. Obama. Not that that's any business of yours, Ms. Hillary.
The Public Policy
No Dice
Eli Lehrer & Michelle Minton | 3.25.08
The national Internet gambling “ban” still allows online gambling but just might punish routine transactions.
Movie Takes
“Vantage Point”
James Bowman | 3.25.08
Imagine a pointless, unfunny Groundhog Day about the president being kidnapped.
Reader Mail
Tony’s Awards
3.25.08
General McPeak's show of pique. Why not Democrat defeat? Vacational schools. Race without end. Plus more.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Political Hay
Why Not Defeat?
Jennifer Rubin | 3.24.08
The Dems could be declaring victory right about now. But good news in Iraq is the last thing they want to hear.
The Nation’s Pulse
Obama’s America
John Samples | 3.24.08
Transcending race, to hate on rich people.
Another Perspective
Six Degrees of Preparation
Adam Creighton | 3.24.08
The degree glut calls for the taxation of students, not more spending.
Eminentoes
McPeak on Display
Robert M. Goldberg | 3.24.08
Obama's military adviser and campaign co-chairman can't stand Israel and its supporters.
Media Matters
It Only Hearst When I Laugh
Jay D. Homnick | 3.24.08
Dan Rather we will always have with us.
Reader Mail
Red and Yellow, Black and Blue
3.24.08
All God's griping children. Misoverestimating McCain. Gore or Goldberg. Plus more.
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