Campaign Crawlers
The Last Frontier
W. James Antle, III | 8.15.08
Alaska Republicans have a chance to retire Ted Stevens before the Democrats can, but he won’t go quietly.
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Friday, August 15, 2008
Political Hay
Big Oil Democrats
Andrew Cline | 8.15.08
They’re in the pocket of those whose awful profits they condemn — and make possible.
The Nation’s Pulse
Four More Lies
John Samples | 8.15.08
And the unequal, dangerous, expensive, time delayed truth.
At Large
Turkish Toffee Pull
George H. Wittman | 8.15.08
An ugly showdown between church and state averted — for now.
Campaign Crawlers
The Postcard Vote
Emma Elliott | 8.15.08
The Democratic party is trying to increase voter turnout — in other countries.
Buy the Book
Gullible Gospel
Sean Higgins | 8.15.08
A new book about the Democratic candidate’s spirituality is long on faith — in Barack Obama.
Reader Mail
If Slogans Were Jobs
8.15.08
Obama’s planning. Athletes these days. Florida zealots. Plus more.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
The Public Policy
Flower Power
Peter Ferrara | 8.14.08
That must be what Obama expects the economy to run on, after his planners get through with it.
Campaign Crawlers
Good & Pawlenty
Nicole Russell | 8.14.08
Is McCain looking Minnesotaward for a veep? Many signs point to yes.
The Current Crisis
In Michael Phelps’ Skin
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 8.14.08
International swimming goes the way of over-engineered Grand Prix auto racing.
Campus Scenes
Wii’s Company
Robert VerBruggen | 8.14.08
How your roommate’s Xbox could ruin your perfect 4.0.
The Nation’s Pulse
Knighting the Catholic Vote
Joseph Lawler | 8.14.08
The fraternal organization means business this time.
Buy the Book
Original Sin
Daniel J. Flynn | 8.14.08
Two bestselling authors offer a constitutional whodunit.
Reader Mail
Campaign Hero
8.14.08
McCain talks the talk. Politicians gone wild. Fries with that? Back in the USSR. Plus more.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Streetcar Line
We Need a “Big Mc” Tax Cut
Quin Hillyer | 8.13.08
If John McCain wants to be president, it’s time he learned from Ronald Reagan.
Campaign Crawlers
All American Maverick
Robert Stacy McCain | 8.13.08
Pennsylvania parties down with McCain.
Media Matters
Penn Pal
George Neumayr | 8.13.08
Hillary did take her controversial pollster’s advice.
Special Report
Shut Up, They Complained
Kathy Shaidle | 8.13.08
A feisty conservative former publisher has struck a small blow for free speech — by not shutting up.
Reader Mail
Everywhere, Angst
8.13.08
Taxachusetts thinks small. Democrats and Orwell. Democrats and Saudis. Growing up is hard to do. Plus more.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Campaign Crawlers
Taxachusetts, RIP
W. James Antle, III | 8.12.08
Massachusetts voters are getting too close to abolishing the state income tax this November for Beacon Hill’s comfort.
Special Report
H-1B Education
RiShawn Biddle | 8.12.08
You’ll never guess the identity of one of the largest users of America’s skilled worker visa system.
Political Hay
Democrats: The Missing Years
Jeffrey Lord | 8.12.08
The party that championed slavery and segregation erases its race record from history.
Live From New York
What’s On Our Minds
Jackie Mason & Raoul Felder | 8.12.08
Maybe not too much after giving so many people pieces of it.
Movie Takes
“American Teen”
James Bowman | 8.12.08
Is teenage angst really all that earth-shattering?
Reader Mail
Lost Verizon
8.12.08
Early termination blues and outrages: a case study. Plus: Two John Edwards, both of whom lie. Fukuyama overruled. A Russian apologist. Plus more.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Political Hay
Meet John Edwards
John Tabin | 8.11.08
What his latest lies and evasions tell us about the Democratic also-ran.
At Large
Showdown in Georgia
George H. Wittman | 8.11.08
Moscow draws the line on NATO expansion and Russian territorial losses.
Special Report
History Returns to the Caucasus
Matthew Omolesky | 8.11.08
It already may be too late for Georgia.
Political Hay
The Anti-Obama
David N. Bass | 8.11.08
Will Bobby Jindal keynote the Republican convention?
Another Perspective
Nation Building 101
Erin Wildermuth | 8.11.08
An awful idea whose time has come.
The Public Policy
In Defense of Early Termination Fees
Ryan Young | 8.11.08
They ensure we have the best cell phones money can’t buy.
Reader Mail
Family Traditions
8.11.08
Joe keeps the faith. Lawrence Henry’s resume. In the Novak. Plus more.
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