Eminentoes
Dunderhead Diplomat
Clinton W. Taylor | 5.2.08
Who can save us from the Richardson Juggernaut in the next State Department?
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Friday, May 2, 2008
At Large
Mischaracterizing Mugabe
Matthew Omolesky | 5.2.08
He's a post-colonial Ignis Fatuus, committed to the worst of the colonial era's brutality and ruthlessness.
Among the Intellectualoids
Sense and Sensitivity
Christopher Orlet | 5.2.08
In Europe, hurt feelings are now more important than freedom of speech or of the press.
Another Perspective
All Is Not Wright
Jay D. Homnick | 5.2.08
Should the man be blamed for his politics?
Campaign Crawlers
Confessions of a Political Junkie
Manon McKinnon | 5.2.08
Thank you, Joseph Epstein.
Reader Mail
Going for Barack
5.2.08
Tragedy or farce? The new old racism. Also: Electric driving and sticker shock. Tulsa schools. Plus more.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Templeton Essay
Sin No More
Rémi Brague | 5.1.08
Liberty, the West, and the Judeo-Christian heritage.
The Current Crisis
The Tragedy of Campaign ‘08
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.1.08
How is it that Barack Obama of all people has become a racially divisive candidate?
Streetcar Line
Flatbed Hillary
Quin Hillyer | 5.1.08
Her use for poor white workers will end the minute the campaign is over.
Political Hay
Wright’s Revelation: Obama Is Just a Politician
Andrew Cline | 5.1.08
The problem then becomes: Did Obama lie to Wright, or to the American people?
Special Report
McCainCare vs. ObamaCare
David Catron | 5.1.08
McCain not conservative enough? Consider the alternative.
The Nation’s Pulse
Plug In — And Pay Up
Eric Peters | 5.1.08
Some shocking news for anyone hoping to trade in his gas guzzler for a battery-powered hybrid.
At Large
The Hadith Bomb
Peter Hannaford | 5.1.08
A Turkish project's reinterpretation of Islam's second most holy work could have devastating consequences.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Political Hay
The Dirty Secret of Identity Politics
George Neumayr | 4.30.08
Hint: It can't get us “beyond race.”
Eminentoes
Character Issues
John Samples | 4.30.08
Policy questions aren't the only questions voters should have for McCain and Obama.
Special Report
Schooling the Reformers
RiShawn Biddle | 4.30.08
How the teachers unions keep winning.
At Large
Sliding Into Recession
Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar | 4.30.08
Not just here but in countries like India, which profited when the U.S. went on an overspending binge.
Another Perspective
Backed Into a Corner
Lisa Fabrizio | 4.30.08
Rev. Jeremiah Wright has Barack Obama right where he wants him.
Reader Mail
Wright Frenzy
4.30.08
Will someone please cancel this show? Expecting the worst from McCain. Post-Eagleton shock. Democrats shriekingly sound. Plus the typo of the year, and more.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Another Perspective
Obama’s Eagleton Affair
Robert Stacy McCain | 4.29.08
An unforced error creates a crisis for Democrats.
Political Hay
What If William Ayers Were Black?
Jeffrey Lord | 4.29.08
Is John McCain a paternalist in a post-racial world?
Among the Intellectualoids
Caught Red Handed
Daniel J. Flynn | 4.29.08
Sexually transmitted Communism has been removed from the left's history books and other hagiographic treatments.
At Large
Stirring Iraq’s Boiling Pot
George H. Wittman | 4.29.08
Iran wants to make sure it remains set on high.
Sports Arena
Dangling Chad
James David Dickson | 4.29.08
Why the Cincinnati Bengals should have traded Chad Johnson, and any other malcontents.
Reader Mail
Surly Scribblers
4.29.08
Keyed up Keyes supporters. Marathon madmen. Yammering Yahoos. Plus more.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Political Hay
Goodbye to the New Deal
William Tucker | 4.28.08
The great Democratic coalition is now down to two constituencies.
Sports Arena
Running Fool
Joel J. Miller | 4.28.08
It wasn't the Boston Marathon — more like a death march.
The Public Policy
Public Know Nothings
Peter Suderman | 4.28.08
Congress should keep its hands off that “series of tubes.”
The Nation’s Pulse
Summer Soldiers
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 4.28.08
The Democrats' civil war promises to be a long hard slog.
Eminentoes
Bill’s Wife Eye
Andrew Cline | 4.28.08
Former President Clinton suggests Obama, Clinton families go on ABC's “Wife Swap.”
Reader Mail
Ivy League Scolds
4.28.08
The audacious Obamas. Rembrandt v. Picasso. Proud like McCarthy. Plus more.
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