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The Prowler | from the May 2010 issue
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Note From the Publisher
Why the Tea Party Movement Is Important
Alfred S. Regnery | from the May 2010 issue
Friday, April 30, 2010
The Obama Watch
Drill, Barry, Drill
Andrew Cline | 4.30.10
The president’s decision to drill in the Gulf remains sound, and he knows it.
Campaign Crawlers
Special Time in Pennsylvania
Robert Stacy McCain | 4.30.10
Republican Tim Burns battles for Murtha’s 12th District.
Eminentoes
Loitering With Intent
Larry Thornberry | 4.30.10
Our favorite Republican In Name Only has made it official — he’s not even that anymore.
Washington Prowler
Financial Regulatory Windfall
The Prowler | 4.30.10
The Obama-Dodd bill wants to know everything about your spending habits.
The Nation’s Pulse
Why They Hate
Matt Purple | 4.30.10
The Tea Parties throw the whole progressive narrative off-kilter.
Political Hay
Is the Climate Bill Frozen?
Ken Blackwell | 4.30.10
The forecast doesn’t look so bright and sunny for cap and tax.
Special Report
Seeing Red
F. Vincent Vernuccio | 4.30.10
The Service Employee International Union’s shaky finances undermined Andy Stern’s protégé.
Reader Mail
Looking for the Drawing
4.30.10
The missing Mohammed drawings. Stephen Labaton, lobbyist? Peggy Noonan and Catholic coverups. Financial reform, diagnosing racism, and more.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Campaign Crawlers
End of the Line
Larry Thornberry | 4.29.10
Independent or not, there’s no third way out for Charlie Crist.
The Current Crisis
Hating the Middleclass
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 4.29.10
Nobody does it better than the Liberal.
Special Report
The Cartoonists Shall Enter First
George Neumayr | 4.29.10
Village idiots vs. Islam’s useful idiots in the South Park controversy.
A Further Perspective
Rush Was Right(er)
Jay D. Homnick | 4.29.10
The things Wall Street did because of government — and only because of government.
In Memoriam
Methodist Dixie
Mark Tooley | 4.29.10
The actress Dixie Carter, who died this month, only played a liberal. In real life she was something else.
The Nation’s Pulse
Teachable Moments
Christopher Orlet | 4.29.10
Illinoisans wallets may be safe for now.
Car Guy
Leaf Blowers
Eric Peters | 4.29.10
Get ready for another clunker bill to subsidize buyers of the shockingly pricey and suspect electric Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Breaking News
Judicial Activist
Stacy Cline | 4.28.10
Robert Chatingy, an Obama court nominee, crosses the line from judge to advocate.
Special Report
The Left’s Favorite Bank
Matthew Vadum | 4.28.10
Big Government has never had a better friend than Goldman Sachs.
The Obama Watch
The President’s Permanent TARP Bailout Socialism Bill
Peter Ferrara | 4.28.10
Washington is operating today as if we have been conquered by a foreign power that has suspended our democracy and doesn’t care what the American people think.
The Nation’s Pulse
Freedom Worth Its Salt
Daniel Oliver | 4.28.10
What will Big Brother outlaw next? Salt shakers?
Eminentoes
The Temple of Ted
Daniel J. Flynn | 4.28.10
The late Senator Kennedy continues to cost taxpayers money from the grave.
Washington Prowler
HHS’s Data Game
The Prowler | 4.28.10
More on the numbers that were in play before passage of Obamacare.
Political Hay
Getting Back to Basics
Jim Tracy | 4.28.10
A Tennessee Republican congressional candidate calls it as he sees it — and he doesn’t like what he sees in Washington.
A Further Perspective
Return to Hollywood
Lisa Fabrizio | 4.28.10
The last thing Tinsel Town deserves is a two-week run.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
The War on Terror Spectator
Jon Stewart Flunks His Spartacus Test
Jeffrey Lord | 4.27.10
Comedy Central star brave when attacking Fox, folds to Islamic terror threat.
The Right Prescription
Health Care Role Reversal
J.T. Young | 4.27.10
Now it is the left that is on the defensive.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Humorless Veto
Jeremy Lott | 4.27.10
Ready or not, here comes Everybody Draw Mohammad Day.
Another Perspective
Diagnosing Racism
Robert VerBruggen | 4.27.10
Sorry, Tea Party bashers — opinion polls can’t show whether some political groups are more bigoted than others.
At Large
Beijing Smiles and Growls
Peter Hannaford | 4.27.10
Playing hope and experience for a sucker again.
The Public Policy
Fixing America’s Immigration Black Market
Ryan Young & Alex Nowrasteh | 4.27.10
Overly strict government policy is creating incentives for illegal, rather than legal, immigration.
Conservative Tastes
The Laughs Keep Coming
James Bowman | from the April 2010 issue
The modern audiences, the serious side of life has disappeared.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Washington Prowler
What Lies Beneath
The Prowler | 4.26.10
HHS buries report. Obama’s mining activity. Dick Morris meddles. Paying Wall Street back. Labaton’s post-NYT profits.
Political Hay
Lindsey Graham’s Climate Change
W. James Antle, III | 4.26.10
How an immigration amnesty may have cost Democrats bipartisan cover on cap and trade.
Buy the Book
November Energy Futures
William Tucker | 4.26.10
Will green turn red? Robert Bryce shows why it should.
Another Perspective
Space Is Lost
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 4.26.10
Is Obama euthanizing the space program?
The Right Prescription
The Fix Is In
Robert M. Goldberg | 4.26.10
The president has just nominated a great admirer of Britain’s National Health Service to run Medicare and Medicaid.
Special Report
Democracy Delayed
Heather Robinson | 4.26.10
In their haste to exit Iraq, U.S. and international observers may be overlooking election fraud against liberal, pro-Western candidates.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Great Arizona Shootout
George H. Wittman | 4.26.10
Thanks to the signing of SB 1070 into law, the lines in the immigration wars are becoming clearer.
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