Campaign Crawlers
The Obama Uncertainty Principle
Philip Klein | 8.1.08
Competing portraits of Barack Obama are working to his advantage.
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Friday, August 1, 2008
At Large
The Endless War
George H. Wittman | 8.1.08
Afghanistan is the politically correct battlefield.
The Nation’s Pulse
Live From Torreyville
Bill Croke | 8.1.08
How to make the beautifully located Salmon, Idaho, seem less remote.
Eminentoes
Three Hotheads
Larry Thornberry | 8.1.08
With Captain Kirk, Nancy Pelosi, and John McCain trying to save it, what chance does our planet have?
Special Report
Obama Nations Abroad
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 8.1.08
There have been “post-political” leftists before — and the results aren’t pretty. We’ve been duly warned.
Buy the Book
The Rap on Hip-Hop
Mark Judge | 8.1.08
John McWhorter listens to a beat that’s going nowhere.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Special Report
A Lot to Be Sorry About
Andrew Cline | 7.31.08
The sorry lot that apologized for slavery yesterday shouldn’t stop there.
Political Hay
Boarding the Tomnibus
George Neumayr | 7.31.08
Who defines the Republican brand — Ted Stevens or Tom Coburn?
Streetcar Line
Do We Have a Prayer?
Quin Hillyer | 7.31.08
It is no secret that many prominent conservative columnists are willing to openly bear witness to their faith.
The Current Crisis
Reading History This Summer
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.31.08
From Sean Wilentz to Claire Tomalin, an awesome pile of books.
Reader Mail
Do the Math
7.31.08
You still won’t get an answer. Is anything the matter with Kansas? L.A. on the edge, in more ways than one. Plus more.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Live by the Poll, Die by the Poll
Robert Stacy McCain | 7.30.08
Is Obama up by 8 or down by 4 — or does it even matter?
Eminentoes
Time on Her Hands
Shawn Macomber | 7.30.08
Hillary Clinton would like you to join her for dinner.
The Public Policy
Risky Business
Gregory Conko | 7.30.08
Sen. Kennedy should push to liberalize drug approval standards.
Another Perspective
Gullible Travels
Lisa Fabrizio | 7.30.08
Paris may beat Crawford, though not with American voters.
The Nation’s Pulse
Fault Lines of Freedom
Jay D. Homnick | 7.30.08
More than an earthquake struck Los Angeles yesterday.
Reader Mail
Restored Confidence
7.30.08
Salutes to RET’s John McCain. Begging al Qaeda for forgiveness. Apropos Nashville. Mike Roush returns. Plus more.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
TAS Live
Captain McCain
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 7.29.08
Tough and mature, he is conservatism’s best chance to win the White House against a passe “community organizer” and standard-issue left-liberal Democrat.
Eminentoes
Ich Bin Ein Pretender
Larry Thornberry | 7.29.08
The world’s a stage, and we all must play a part — even if it’s not reflected in Obama’s subsequent polling.
The Nation’s Pulse
Seven-Drink Minimum
Christopher Orlet | 7.29.08
Listening to songs at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville.
Among the Intellectualoids
Bloomington Art Is Overrated
Ryan L. Cole & Elijah Steele | 7.29.08
Anti-democratic liberals try to get creative in The American Spectator’s hometown.
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The Epcotting of America
J.T. Young | 7.29.08
Our country has become all too willing to relegate abroad economic activities deemed “unsavory” at home.
Reader Mail
The Good News According to Barack
7.29.08
Rick Warren has Hope. Good luck, Mean Martin. Pride and politics. Plus more.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Buy the Book
Little Tyrants Everywhere
Shawn Macomber | 7.28.08
The contemporary dystopia of Scott Stein’s latest novel, Mean Martin Manning.
Special Report
Barack in Berlin
Emma Elliott | 7.28.08
A report from inside the throng in Tiergarten Park.
Campaign Crawlers
A Second Act in Jersey City
Jonathon M. Seidl | 7.28.08
Can former Mayor Bret Schundler make a comeback?
At Large
Bemba Eruptions
Erin Wildermuth | 7.28.08
The International Criminal Court is making a mess of things in Africa.
Reader Mail
Republican Surge
7.28.08
Can’t you feel it? What next — a “reform agenda”? Also: With friends like this. Laser eye on Iran. More Mitt matters. Plus much more.
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