Another Perspective
Lord Kennedy
John Tabin | 6.13.08 @ 2:00AM
The swing voter expands his judicial fiefdom.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Eminentoes
Supreme Cowardice
Larry Thornberry | 6.13.08 @ 12:08AM
The Fab Five's terrorist catch and release program.
Special Report
St. John's Fort
Joseph Lawler | 6.13.08 @ 12:07AM
When President Bush meets with the Pope Benedict today, they'll have much to discuss.
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Leaving Nixonland
David Weigel | 6.13.08 @ 12:07AM
Finally, an even-handed history of the backlash.
At Large
Against the Grain
Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar | 6.13.08 @ 12:07AM
World grain production is at record highs. So why are there food riots?
Political Hay
Religious Need Not Apply
Mark Tooley | 6.13.08 @ 12:07AM
Senate Democrats are working overtime to exclude orthodox believers from the Surgeon General's office.
Reader Mail
Expensive Thirst
6.13.08 @ 12:01AM
Deadly $4 gas. Trying to outlast big government. McCain's the man. Plus More.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
The Current Crisis
Tough Leadership
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 6.12.08 @ 12:08AM
John McCain's executive edge.
Eminentoes
Hollywood Heroes and Villains
George Neumayr | 6.12.08 @ 12:08AM
It was a bad week for Eastwood and Bardot but a great one for Roman Polanski.
Streetcar Line
Torrey Hallelujah
Quin Hillyer | 6.12.08 @ 12:08AM
A national, Open spectacle gets under way today.
Among the Intellectualoids
Poetic Justice
Christopher Orlet | 6.12.08 @ 12:07AM
Cruel and unusual punishment in enlightened Vermont.
Political Hay
Unfairness Doctrine
Cord Blomquist | 6.12.08 @ 12:07AM
Byron Dorgan and company do not want a free market of ideas.
Reader Mail
Clinton Uprising
6.12.08 @ 12:01AM
Don't count out the Deadly Duo. $100 million in a month. Libertarian Party tales. Healthcare ain't free. Plus more.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Political Hay
The Comeback Clinton
Philip Klein | 6.11.08 @ 12:08AM
Why Hillary might be back in four years.
Special Report
Ljubljana Revisited
Matthew Omolesky | 6.11.08 @ 12:08AM
Seven years after his first visit, President Bush returns to the Slovenian capital for a most cordial of EU-U.S. summits.
Campaign Crawlers
Barr's Bedfellows
Robert Stacy McCain | 6.11.08 @ 12:08AM
The Libertarian candidate has an anti-war flashback.
The Public Policy
Free Market Universal Care
Peter Ferrara | 6.11.08 @ 12:08AM
Yes, universal health care through the free market is possible. But first, Republicans will have to stop co-sponsoring killer bills like Sen. Ron Wyden's Healthy Americans Act.
Another Perspective
Obama's Fast Draw
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 6.11.08 @ 12:07AM
Will Kid Barack raise a cool hundred million this month?
Reader Mail
Sunk Costs
6.11.08 @ 12:01AM
A battle for the books. Obama's pothole problem. Going for broke. Plus more.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Political Hay
LBJ's List and the Conservative Challenge
Jeffrey Lord | 6.10.08 @ 12:08AM
Obama dismisses the Great Society's trillions as chump change. Conservatives had better learn from that.
Special Report
Talking With the Bad Guys
George H. Wittman | 6.10.08 @ 12:08AM
It's always part of the game, no matter what the politicians say.
In Memoriam
Stephen Hopkins vs. the Germans
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 6.10.08 @ 12:08AM
A forgotten story that America's friends -- and enemies -- would do well to remember.
Eminentoes
Chuck Grassley, King of Pork
Matt Kibbe | 6.10.08 @ 12:07AM
His swinish war on American pocketbooks continues.
Reader Mail
Horsefeathers
6.10.08 @ 12:01AM
Everyone's a bookie on race day. Team Clinton taps out. Republicans are a disaster too. The two Alaskas. Plus more.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Political Hay
The Party's Over
W. James Antle, III | 6.9.08 @ 12:09AM
Hillary's reluctant concession proves that the Clintons no longer control the Democratic Party.
Special Report
Small Brown
Philip Klein | 6.9.08 @ 12:08AM
It took eight hours in the boiling Belmont heat to relearn the oldest lesson in horseracing.
Campaign Crawlers
Masters of Disaster
Robert Stacy McCain | 6.9.08 @ 12:08AM
Is Obama another classic Democratic blunder?
Another Perspective
A Tough Year for Inevitability
Paul Beston | 6.9.08 @ 12:07AM
From politics to horse races to Super Bowls, there are no foregone conclusions.
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Map Quest
David Mark | 6.9.08 @ 12:07AM
Mark Stein sleuths out how the states got their shapes.
Eminentoes
Vanity Unfair
Jay D. Homnick | 6.9.08 @ 12:06AM
Bill Clinton's 1.3 million grateful, if uninterviewed, souls.
Reader Mail
Other People's Money
6.9.08 @ 12:01AM
Big mouths, small hearts. Webb spun. Some people never learn. Others do. Plus more.
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