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Deacon's Archives
Our unstinting search for media bias
Stump the stars
"Non-fake but inaccurate"
The government's day in court
An act of good will
Home fires
Flickering Plame
Pew's pivotal role
Ted Kennedy is no Jimmy Stewart
Something to look forward to
Seminars to die for
WIn-win in Britain
A case to watch
The gang that couldn't talk straight
A dangerous fallacy
Attacks without justification
Serious, learned, and well-meaning -- but out of control
A trade that's very old news
Where's the outrage?
A French heretic
Mixed signals
A heightened need to exaggerate and invent
Kind of exciting
A genuine third way
Desperation time in France
The global left's vision of blogging
Surprise
Fairer Jacques
Thinking about checks and balances
Trading places, the early years
Thou shalt not criticize our robed masters, Part Two
Home away from home
Hell no, he won't go
The real stakes in the social security debate
Credit where credit is due
Thou shalt not criticize our robed masters
A bi-partisan embarrassment
Facts, ideology, and hatred
Debating a moot point
Crack-up alert
Dowd and Cole race to the bottom
Congress be damned
The Superpower myth myth
Dinner with Mr. Cheney, Part Two
Big talk
Justice Kennedy in the batter's box
My kind of Congressman
My kind of Senator
Dinner with Mr. Cheney, Part Two
Hard case, bad law
The party that cries wolf
Timely questions
George Will on the filibusters
Is it parody, Part Two
Derby blues
Deacon's revenge, Part Two
A very special derby
Tina Brown tries name-calling
The left tries making an argument
Rejecting the dog food
Survivor
Spoof this
"The new Stasi"
Speaking of realism
The death of a realist
If it feels good do it
Keep Kass
As South Dakota went. . .
The shell game
David Horowitz issues a correction, then proves his point
Keeping score
Common sense narrowly prevails
Does this mean that we get to be threatened too?
A timely reminder
Say it ain't so
Triangulation plus
Put them out of our misery
Reversal of fortune
Hardship duty
A dream week ends
Good news for political bloggers
What next in Lebanon, Part Two
The constitutional option
What next in Lebanon?
Bureaucrat promises to let bloggers speak
The high road, for a change
Sizing up blogs
The fantasy continues
Tennis without a net?
Power Line exposed
The end of a sorry era
Try blogging, Susan
On expanding the Democratic party's base
Commanding heights
The new paradigm
Still worse than a Krugman column
The French blood libel
What is to be done?
The empire strikes back
The Supreme Court's diplomatic offensive
Why they filibuster
The spin will definitely stop there
It's always something
What's worse than a Krugman column?
Why "sound" isn't good enough
We can see it, Part Three
Our robed masters are just making it up
One point I forgot to make
Dan Rather's greatest hits
Europe confirms Supreme Court's disdain for American policy outcomes, high Court finds
The gang that couldn't shoot straight
Street cred
Let the Democrats be Democrats
Syria again
The march to nowhere
The baby looks good but we deplore the labor pains
Dead man walking?
"We can see it" Part Two
The wheels are turning
Reflections on appearing on television
Nothinggate
New problems for Laurence Tribe
We're going to Kansas and Mississippi
Enjoy
Who says the center cannot hold?
Here is a great report
Hard bigotry and low expectations
Huh?
How low will the Senate Democrats sink?
All quiet on the western front?
Media alert
"We can see it"
The limits of charm, Part Two
The limits of charm
Call me stupid
Charming
Four goes into one
I'm back
Going to the source
An evening with Bat Ye'or
Media alert
It's Negroponte
The horror
"What do you mean 'we,' paleface?"
Legislating with bloggers in mind
No longer anonymous but still goofy
The timeless art of Arthur Miller
Hardblogger defends softball
Are we losing on the western front?
How many Hamiltons?
The inevitable McCarthyism charge
I'm just asking
Vive la resistance
A good start
Rope-a-dope works, but the blogosphere is no dope
Has Jordan resigned?
High quality fiction
My apologies
Good cop, bad cop, no cop
Bring it on
Mission accomplished
Should Bush pay homage to the EU?
A fake perpetrates a fraud
Is the blogosphere being petty?
Test case
The Democrats as they really are
Ward Churchill strikes again
Worse than Reid and Pelosi?
The pros and cons of intellectual decay
Evertonian to perform at Super Bowl
How wide a berth?
Meet Michael Ellis
Bartleby the Democrat
A pioneer pauses
The doctor is in
Hillary's conciliatory noises
Submission
Hail Geraldo
Keeping the faith
I missed this
MSNBC reports
The cause for which Fern Holland died, Part Two
Early returns
Fanning the flames of capitulation
Can Europe turn the corner?
Hello, I must be growing
The home front
Why didn't Bush think of that?
It's a little late for a "growth" spurt
Fish or cut bait
Live from Washington D.C.
Taking Islamofascists seriously
It happens every winter
Wing-nut
Are we the "new media establishment?"
Good morning, Wheeling
President Bush's higher realism - Part Two
The perennial question
Has Iraq weakened us? Part Two
Where have all the democrats gone?
President Bush's "higher realism"
The limits of my immoderation
Often immoderate, never confused
The mysteries of feminism
Immoderate confusion?
The power to inspire is the power to alarm
In search of clarity
Charity, schmarity
Separated at Yale
Our enemy has a message
Fourth Powerliner candidate defects
Man about town
Fit to impede
An evening with Charlotte Simmons
The New York Times -- ignorant, biased, and irresponsible
Stomping on a dream
Keeping an eye on the eye
What "gets overlooked if not ignored" in Iraq
Who's afraid of Tom Wolfe?
Journey to a land that [the New York] Time[s] forgot
The crisis that wasn't
Washington Post realism
Three fallacies about Gonzales
If a tree falls in the forest. . .
The problem is not demographics
Iron Mike's favorite footballer departs
Neither Lenin nor Martov
If at first you don't succeed
The Supreme Court strikes again
What media bias?
Say it ain't so, Paolo
Ledeen on torture
Anguish is not analysis
They can't be serious
Dude, where's my country?
98-pound weaklings
The briar patch
Professor Stuntz replies
Coalition of the unwilling
The Klannish left
Hatchet, what hatchet?
Merry Christmas, Europe
Consider the source
Europe, the future that works?
Progress in Iraq you may not have heard about
Why the Democrats keep losing and the Republicans keep falling short of a mandate
Ring in the old
Pragmacons, coming to a blog near you
"Slavering right wing hacks," nous?
Distortions on top of contortions
The Gonzales nomination -- battle royal or abdication?
Nick Coleman's idea of the purpose of journalism
12 fans, 11 players
Back to the (adjusted) future
Addled minds consume alike
A different kind of anti-Israeli homicide?
Duke University hosts pro-terror organization's conference
Trading places?
They might be giants
Ready to make a difference
They stopped thinking about tomorrow
All together now
The impoverished diplomacy of Bush's critics
A fiction
He should know
Accommodating the Palestinians' genocidal urge
The struggle for the Middle East
Count your blessings, and guard them
This seems like good news
A violin lesson
Two from the Standard
One leftist gets it
A tribute to Spencer Abraham
The left continues not to get it
The tragedy and the hope
Secularism and its discontents
One more point on Andrew Sullivan
Rumsfeld's issues, and Sullivan's
Hewitt v. Jarvis
Stressing ownership
The democratic urge
A crowded field
The liberal multilateralist case against Kofi Annan
Why a slap in the face won't do
The Model minus one
The bubbling cauldron
Should he stay or should he go?
Democrats to investigate Republicans
Lesson learned
E.J. Dionne's big chill
The void not left
Friday night follies
Just leave Christmas alone
Bedfellows
Who knew?
Just another whiney populist billionaire
A long time going
Give him the presidential medal of cheap shots
Is it time for Rumsfeld to go?
Everything you need to know about Hamas
God bless Hillary Clinton?!
For political junkies
Limited Rove envy
Left-wing professor, the model
Keep your enemies close, but not that close
It just wouldn't ring true
Thank you
Moore power to her
Some familiarity, little contempt
Experience counts
Everton's everyman
Another question for Secretary Rumsfeld
Why E.J. Dionne is proud to be an American
Time well spent
The table doesn't lie
A good question regardless of the source
Reliable to a fault
Bring it on
Dot Com thousandaires
Basically, we would hope not
Uncle Sucker
Enjoying freedom, and extending it
Advantage, no one
Meanwhile, on the left
The Becker-Posner conspiracy
"A very American thing"
Judging Abraham
"Conceived in political sin and born in weakness and pain"
We'll be seeing you, Al
Twice-read tales
Only in America (it's GRRREAT)
What ever happened to Steve Gardner?
To break the stalemate kick some ass
Creeping up the river
Iraq, the bigger picture
Why Iraq remains our fight
Whose fight in Iraq?
Taking it to the terrorists
More to be thankful for
Something to look forward to
A rush to bad judgment, Part III
A rush to bad judgment, Part II
A rush to bad judgment?
Team spirit
The limits of Abbas
More sour grapes
A tough sell
Workers of the world organization unite
You're not in "Jesusland" anymore
Invisible heroes
Contempt, Part II
Contempt
The stink bomb that keeps on smelling
The cabinet empties
Strong spirits
Why the PLO must go the way of Arafat
We don't think much of Eva Braun either
Larry O'Donnell's unproductive meme
Arafat is dead
The Federalists are coming
Gonzales, now more than later
Fallujah and beyond
The charity blues
Ahead of the curve on a bumpy road
The next Attorney General
Why we obsess
The off tackle vs. the end run
From the hot stove league
Invasion of the body snatchers, Part II
Specter watch
It's on
A cautionary word
Worse than smersh?
Invasion of the body snatchers
Democratic spin, part III
Life after Daschle
E.J. Dionne rallies the troops
The gift that keeps on giving
The jobless recovery continues
Leftist bloggers go for a ride
Democratic spin, part II
Democratic spin, part I
L'Europe qui tombe
The end of the sixties
Just what the doctor ordered
Bush's speech
Kerry's speech
That mean, lean blogging machine
Kerry gives up
My daughter the pundit
You heard it here second
We're here early
Senate update
YESSSSSSSS
The big picture narrows
The latest from Florida
Another Senate pick-up
Blood (if any) is not thicker than water
Mr. Obama goes to Washington
No Pholding Phil this year
Oklahoma OK
And the loser is. . .
Potential voter fraud at Dartmouth
One last thought about tomorrow
The moral right to commit voter fraud
Good news from the enemy
The end of a sorry era, or that era's revenge?
Baffled bloggers, Part II
"America cannot afford [Kerry's] lack of clarity"
The silly season
President Bush's honorable service
A word from George Will
Ghost town
Strangers on a plane
Mass Infidelity
Baffled bloggers
The Rendell machine at work
Crunch time in Texas
Election predictions
Al Qaqaa story to take new direction?
Fighting words
The joy of defeatism
He would do better
What's happening in Pennsylvania?
More than a field goal?
Reassuring words from our man in Ohio
John Edwards weighs (lightly) in
Latest pro-Kerry spin slanders our troops
Be prepared
Israel makes its fateful decision and awaits ours
Global testers test the American political waters
President Bush's closing argument
Israel too is about to make a fateful decision
Lesson learned
Back to the future?
Are there any issues left
Bush continues to lead in Gallup Poll
Another reason why I'm happy I cancelled my subscription
A very hot seat
This doesn't bode well for Kerry
Happy birthday Wayne
Good polling news from swing states
Portent or opportunism?
The news from Ohio
Why they'd like to see him assassinated
Speaking of the World Series,
1918 and all that
The first 100 days, Part III
There they go again, Part II
The First 100 days, Part II
The First 100 Days
Gut gezugt
There they go again
The room you trash may be your own
The global test explained
Nothing was delivered, Part II
Industry stars compare notes
Uncommon valor
Arafat's last best hope
An army brat's case against John Kerry
Speaking truth to (diminishing) power
Senseless sensibilities
The "global test" in action
I'm headed to New York
The Tora Bora slander
"Fair game"
Thank God they are finally over
Speaking of judicial confirmation wars,
Make 'em pay
Truth in advertising from the PLO
The Bush edge -- a matter of instinct
I couldn't have said it better. . .
Name three errors and the first three don't count
A dispassionate battering
How ironic
Democracy can be intimidating
Better news on the polling front
Two views of American exceptionalism
Keep checking
Thanks Nikki, and thank your mother and sister too
John Kerry, demagogue, security derelict, or both
"He looks a little frightening"
A man with a plan
Good news on the Senate front
The raw opportunism of John Kerry
Big doings down under
Bremer's bottom line
A unifier, not a divider, in 2008
Iran and North Korea -- beyond the platitudes
The economic case for re-electing the president
Security weasels
Over to you, Mr. President
A sweet night
Solidarity
We'll take "honest, strong, and sincere"
Good polling news
Pick-up in the Sunni triangle
Time flies when you're having fun
Ratherman.blogspot
U.N. truth-stretcher
A good first step
A potted history of vice presidential debates
Cheat sheet
Barak considers a comeback
West Egg head
How Kerry turned into a pumpkin
More early returns
Back in the game
Peter Beinart's stretch
Silky Kerry
Lots of good lines
Plan C
A message from Terry McAuliffe
How hard can it be
Murphy's law
Old dog, old tricks
Kerry fatigue
The worse things are, the better
Wrong war, wrong time for Kerry?
The right war at the right time?
The way we weren't
The two Iraqs
Sister Kerry
Is "tangible progress" cause for real optimism?
Clueless in D.C.
The incredible shrinking candidate
Some dare call it journalism
A logical divide?
Brother where art thou?
The horror
I'll be hitting the road
An eternity down, six weeks to go
Time to re-assert a distinction
But who checks the bloggers?
Has anyone else noticed
The one, two, three punch
The price of victory?
Did the Kerry campaign have Burkett's information first?
Wayne who?
Is success an option?
Peeling away the facade
Grandstanding we can do without
Meet David Van Os
They can't be serious
Confused about the latest polls
The Belmont Club on Iraq, Part II
The Belmont Club on Iraq
Looking for love in all the wrong places
A new voice worth listening to
Next thing you know, some wingnut will question their patriotism
Disagreeing on Princip, Part II
Disagreeing on Princip
How serious are we?
My six minutes of fame
Remembering "Black Bart," and Kerry
The end of the network news era
"Unfit for any commissary"
The next steps
Marcel Matley's real expert opinion
Two scenarios, two answers
One other thing
The real debate
Size matters
Rather knows best
CBS overboard
No good deed. . .
"The Jews are the canary, as always"
Ideas have consequences
The Democratic dialetic
Anti-Americanism, an infantile disorder
When tricky Dick played it straight
Don't relax, it's Miller time
I guess MSNBC figured this is old news by now
Stars, has-beens, and curiosities
Can you say "bounce?"
Hands off John Kerry
News flash, the Democrats cry foul
The vision thing
Good cop, bad cop
Too much and too little?
The internment wars take a turn for the worse
True lies
It's the economy too
Night Two
One last look at last night
Clueless
Leaving a sinking ship?
I knew him when
You know the Republicans have had a good night
The power of love
"It's like fuggin' 9/11 never happened."
The night of the moderates
Sanity check
The lesson of 1944
Happier days are here again
Truth and consequences
What are they staring at?
Kerry and O'Neill -- then and now
Bursting the bubble, part II
On the road again
Give them the gold medal for ingratitude
Fear and loathing
Bursting the bubble
Self-destruction at a discount price
Who's your daddy?
Talk of the town
Plenty of harm, but no foul
Was the internment defensible?
Did I miss anything?
I got a head start
Chris Matthews loses it
Speaking of soccer
Oh, dreaded day
I'm on business travel
Stranger than fiction
All that's missing is Faye Dunaway
An honest broker
Let the spin begin
In demand
What's a major media outlet to do?
I have just returned
Damage control
Flip-flopping on Israel
Kerry would have read before he didn't read
No beef, no bounce
What's in a name change?
The debate heats up
It's not over til it's over
An electoral theory of the World War II internments
The times they are a changin'
One issue where Kerry can't have it both ways
Summer reading
You can fool American Jews most of the time. . .
A man who needs no introduction
John Kerry -- deferential liberal
An "old ad man" looks at the convention
A promise Kerry will probably keep, unfortunately
Bush's stump speech
In a small victory for homeland security
He's no Al Gore
The nagging doubts of a Bush hater
John Edwards live
Meet the new populism,
A question for conservatives
A bipartisan flake
Say goodnight, Howard
Curb your hatred
The man who would be king-maker
USA Today lies about yesterday
More from Boston
Live from Boston (sort of)
The limits of "normalcy"
Diversity, Ivy League style
With conservatives like these, who needs liberals?
He's no Jack Kennedy and neither are you
We had a great time this weekend
Through a rear window, darkly
Can't the New York Times understand this game
16 justified words
That's "petty," as in small
I'm wondering
Anonymous, deservedly
It must be Israel's fault
Sweet Lou's grammar lesson
Familiarity breeds contempt
Progress
Full faith and credit where full faith and credit is due
Someone must be making this up
What constitutes marriage?
Bush and Kerry tied in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Phony federalism
The delegates don't look like America; the speakers don't look like the delegates
Just when I cancel my subscription
A case of early Senator envy?
Common sense
Red movie, blue movie
An honest mistake
Will Edwards cancel himself out?
Coatless in America
Whose country is it, anyway?
Aging less than gracefully
The unfiltered Tom Daschle
Doing well by thinking good
Funny, he hasn't looked pro-Jewish
Never give a saga an even break
The future that doesn't work
The latest in the judge/religion wars
Measuring success in Iraq
Lesser than two evils
What goes around comes around
More mischief from John Edwards' tribe
John Edwards
Making the world safe through democracy
A question for the 9/11 commission
Amazing but not surprising
Think before you speak
Two takes on Brando
How ya doin, Houston?
An edifying circus
I can't define absurdity, but I know it when I see it
When "take a hike" is not enough
Stop that doll before it kills again
The muse of malaise
Is Iraq al Qaeda's graveyard?
The system works, up to a point
Uh-oh Canada
The arrogance of impotence
Terrorists get last laugh
It's the stupid economy
Orwellian Maryland
Bi-partisan point-missing
Second-guessing second-guessed
Will Kerry be mugged by reality?
Upset country
Remembering Clinton's smallness
Rooney out, England out
E.J. Dionne swings and misses
The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat
Regarding the Washington Post poll
Ben-Veniste understands
Injudicious
The 60 million pound boy
The establishment strikes back
Love it and leave it
There's only one Wayne Rooney
A major moment
Bill Clinton, the next best thing to Communism
A third question
Two questions
McFilthy and McNasty
Mountaineer sense
Don't go wobbly on us, George
I was on the road
Give us a break
Ruud strike saves Dutch
Euro-spin
The uses of the past
Richard Ben Cramer, simpleton
Feinting
This hedgehog was a fox
The "charismatic clarity" of Ray Charles
More on the sick man
The Reagan wars
Whose reality?
Ronald Reagan's non-trivial optimism
A truth squad that is blind to the truth
Opting for foolishness
Ronald Reagan, peacenik?
Courtesy of the red, white, and blue
During Ronald Reagan's first term,
The Washington Post blows off its critics
The "undisputed leader in the free republic of our hearts"
The Reagan rediscovery
Cheer, he explained
A Boalt new adventure in Stalinism
The kiss of death
Hugh Hewitt returns
The limits of ideology
An inevitable deal?
Bush lite or a glass of chablis?
Tenet resigns
Back to the future?
Speaking truth and power
The U.N. aids and abets terrorists, again
Three strikes and Milbank is out
A little history, boys
A fair question
Will the Post run another Milbank-inspired correction?
The Fallajuh solution
One more point
Extra, extra -- Milbank thinks Bush's campaign is dishonest
More killers killed in Gaza
Scalia wouldn't do it, but America should
Exile on Arab street
They were right the first time
More empiricism regarding Iraq
Thinking empirically about Iraq
The liberals' creed
Here's your root cause
Radical cleric seeks soul-mate
The horror
Will sees a way
What is America's role in America?
Ahmed Chalabi and his enemies
The wages of restraint
Dealing with trouble
Poking the cocoon
Spineless, but with extenuating circumstances
Spineless
Godard on Moore
Many thanks
Cut the crap, Part III
Not like Ike
Citizen Yvonne
Cut the crap, part II
Curse lifted
Choke artists
Sarin is unhealthy for people and other living things
Guilty as charged
There's plenty to think about
Let's cut the crap
Two views of the Iraqi south
For a different view
Blown away by self-loathing
Navel gazing
An economic interpretation of elections
Eyes on the prize, part II
Too much to ask
Taking uncivil liberties
Al Jazeera moves inside the beltway
Some thoughts about Abu Ghraib and Nick Berg
Why isn't Bush losing?
"If they blink, they lose"
Railing against the system
News you were supposed to miss
Washington Post opens up new front in Iraq
How pessimistic should we be about Iraq?
Never let the facts stand in the way of a good self-flagellation
Whatever happened to al-Sadr and Fallujah?
We cannot spare this man -- he fights
Kerry v. Kerry
Suppressing "Rumstud"
The Olympic nightmare
The big big picture
Eyes on the prize
Good news anyone?
What makes Johnny run?
Heaven forbid -- A Syria/Iraq/al Qaeda/WMD connection?
Biden always does better to borrow the words, however hackneyed, of others
Never pass up an opportunity to slander the Pentagon
Never pass up an opportunity to slander your country
What next for Sharon?
Matching foreign policy vision and zipper pull
John Stuart Mill, call your office
Empire for empire's sake
Arafat's vaudeville routine
A moderate communist sympathizer
Sophomore
The civil war exit strategy
Moderation in the pursuit of immoderation is no virtue
Good bad news?
The clash of civilized titans
It's hard to forgive, absent an apology
What price freedom?
Ceasefire equals quagmire
Not your average finance minister
The EU gives democracy a bad name
A Man of (one) principle
With the masses
An action for every faction
History marches on in Iraq
The top nine reasons why Kerry is slipping
Worse than SMERSH
Peddling dishonor
Tilting towards the Brits?
Voting the pocketbook
The future of multiculturalism
The gangs of Fallujah
Will the real John Kerry please stand up
Feasting on scraps
The perils of restraint
Common sense
Israelis finally kill pediatrician of death
Citizen Klain gets it
No exit strategy
Strange leanings
Ben-Viniste shows why Gorelick should resign
The Stoopid party
Why not shock and awe?
I've been traveling,
Recipe for a quagmire
A conflicted partisan
Is this pageant really necessary?
Snatching victory from the jaws of half-victory
Some good world reporting from U.S. News
Thinking about polls
Enough is enough
Prelude to a demise?
Connecting connected dots
Those damn Republicans ruin everything
Another E.J. Dionne wish fulfillment dream
Once again, too good to go down
Who is Moqtada Al Sadr?
Today's news from Iraq
Lose-lose
A tough half week
Still hazy after all these years
Bolstered by boosterism
Whalen worship
Yasser who?
It's about leadership
Did Clarke bring down the commission with him?
Shades of the Blackstone Rangers
I'm one day late with this one
A blast from the ghastly past
Good news on the home front
Monday morning speech writing
Big sister speaks
Tout this
Vote for Kerry, end world anger
Definition by mirror
A question for the nation's editorial writers
A client list to die for
Congratulations
Beyond tolerance?
A missed opportunity for moral clarity
Marginal charges
Arafat's terrorist nerve center
How is Clarke "playing in Peoria?"
A party of principles after all
Terrorism's European "root causes"
Winning the peace, if not the hearts and minds
The cause for which Fern Holland died
Deacon's revenge
E.J. Dionne's premature victory celebration
The postwar corps
Some men are born great
Could decapitating Hamas conceivably make sense?
Sinking faster than Paul O'Neill
Bill James in the abstract
E.J. Dionne goes toe to toe with Justice Scalia
Sympathy for the devil
While the cat is in Vietnam
The European future
To steal an old Bill James line,
Constant Kerry
The sick man is Europe
Standing tall
More on "a woman of courage and honor"
Slow learners
Fern Holland, RIP
Is it time to move on?
Surrendering to their instincts
Artistic lie-cense
Howard Kerry
The reconquest of Spain
Reacting to the inevitable
The Spanish connection
Winning back the base?
Fear the turtle?
Former employee makes the big-time
While Europe slept
A genuine education president
A Manchurian Candidate?
The seamless garment of terrorism
Down but not dirty
Two Americas
51 pick-up
The world according to Newsweek -- Moderate Muslims defeat al Qaeda
Another look at the WaPo poll
The odds in an odd year
No more war presidency?
The WaPo Poll viewed from a height
Shut-up, they explained
A classic
John Kerry's flying circus
Which candidate does our enemy want to lose?
Reader Th.B. Nast
News flash
Quibbles
Working both sides of the fence
For a more nuanced view of the State Department
The International Court of Justice, Foggy Bottom Division
Wedge this
A bridge to his past
Please bore us with the facts
Let it all in
Politically incorrect
The anti-semitism of the intellectuals
The defense rests
Nothing recedes like success
Did Kerry cover-up evidence of P.O.W.'s left behind?
Losing bin Laden
John Kerry, old Democrat
New myths and old realities
The media's protection racket
International justice at its best
Tom Daschle's one decent year in six begins
Good news
A transforming figure or a blip?
Socialist Realism
Kerry's surrogate whiner
Anti-semitism yes, cultural suicide perhaps not
A distinguished veteran looks at Kerry and Bush
The great, but shifting, divide
"Tomorrow he'll be yesterday's man"
Haiti ten years on
From California
A chance to hear Clifford May speak
An economic interpretation of the 2004 race
Meanwhile, at Duke
Meanwhile, at Yale
I'm back
Democratic realism
What will the Europeans do about this?
Keep an eye on this one
Colin Powell explodes
Don't spare one for Dean either
Don't spare a thought for Wes
Grand strategy, grand illusion, or both?
The angry Hamlet
I didn't see President Bush's performance
Our Mexican friends
Our robed masters strike again
This guy looks familiar
Did Kerry mention that he's a Vietnam vet?
Dated Kerry, married un-Kerry
The insurance industry knows who Kerry is
We're learning who he is
A war on terrorism scorecard
Haute Coiffure
Another response to Rocket Man
President Don'taskme
Fun is where you find it
Ted Kennedy's selective truth seeking
As conservative as he can be?
Big government moderate
News from the economic front
Revenge, sort of
The new Harold Stassen?
Most live in "peace," some are blown to pieces
"The things that mean the most"
Not your father's NEA
Crossing over
It's the crime, stupid
Death wish
Three candidates, three bubbles?
The morning after
Judging from the mail. . .
Kerry Wins
Civil war, uncivil opponent
Trailer-home Democrat
Who's got the surge?
Ted Kennedy de-bunked again
The Jerusalem Post sizes up the Democratic field
An economic interpretation of the New Hampshire primary
Hammering Tonge
Around the world with VDH
Advantage Bush
The guests who are coming to stay
Hanging in there
New Hampshire, South Carolina, and beyond
Name that liberal
Too good to be true
I finally bit the bullet
Angry but not crazy
With critics like these he can't be all bad
The referee has counted to nine
Fisk this
"Right" from the start, but so what?
Ashcroft's revenge
What a difference 12 years make
Andrew Sullivan's take on Iowa
The caravan moves on
Back to basics
Dean's "inevitable" defeat
Good news for Kerry
More reasons not to care about Iowa
What's a sensible state doing holding a circus like this?
Ted Kennedy weighs in
"From bad to Wes"
My conservative cousin from New York. . .
Impotence corrupts
Model parents create model cities
Why are we in Iraq?
Unimpressed, Part II
Unimpressed
Gaffe overload
A tragic era
He's no Old Hickory
Street-fighting man
Too much of an illegal thing?
The Dean of the un-Deans
Let the retreat begin
Party-poopers
Sympathy is no substitute for power
Dean-mania contained
Not what the doctor ordered
More barking at the Hague
A truth-seeker encounters ideology and politics at the White House
A wall we can live with
Tear down that wall
Pop-off goes the weasel
Strange man on a white horse
Should we expect the unexpected?
Geo-politics for beginners
Let the good times roll
Immigration reform
More profundity from the Doctor
I might learn to like Hillary Clinton
They could run but they couldn't hide
That was then
Lib ads
The hate that sometimes speaks its name
A bumpy ride
Israel gets it
The shame of the Rose
Great populist
Tracking Hurricane Dean
Moving on up
The power of self-delusional thinking
From rancor to reason
Dean's will to win
Making the head follow the heart
The revolution that wasn't
Lurching to defeat
More on the imaginary era of good feeling
Whither the Democrats
The political "fun and gun"
Human folly at its worst
Hugh Hewitt
How did this guy get a public forum?
The year of hating President Bush
Going negative
It was a very good year
Our readers
They only look dead
Steyn takes stock
Orthodox Jews
Hands-off the net
Erring on the side of terrorists
Saddam as eccentric folk hero
More on the French reaction to Libya
Merde, alors
Daniel Pipes on Sharon's speech
Dr. Kissinger, in his own words
Kissinger on the fence
Supporting the undeserving rich
Desperate times call for desperate comments
General goofy
Is the end of the insurgency in sight?
Safety still begins at home
A false disengagement?
A loss of nerve?
The end of a myth?
On the fence
The paper of record strikes again
Something for nothing
Beyond the mainstream
A talking tree, a puppy, and a pisher
Dean's bad good news
The dishonorable left attempts to explain itself
Back to the future
The great divide
Other things that didn't matter to many Democrats
Is Dean Iraq-proof, Part II
Why Dean is "Iraq proof" -- for now
Another one bites the dust
The wages of bullying
A good and timely question
The euphoria gap
Losers
A blow against the empire of darkness
End of the year optimism
Hold that line
Zero for the millennium and counting
The story brewing in Israel
Uncle Sam, not Aunt Patsy
Show us the money
Indulging the inner-Al, for fun and profit
Momentous nonsense and its enabler in the Bush administration
Can we please play to win?
Irresponsibility on stilts
Last night's debate
More rank speculation about 2008
Nixon's the two
Is Hillary the winner?
Remembering Adlai
Adlai Stevenson with a swagger
Classy guy
A shorter slog?
He's no Deacon
See you in a few days
Speaking of Joshua Sharf,
Relegate the Israeli left, not Israel
It's Showtime, folks
Fantasy peace talks fail to yield fantasy peace
The Achilles heel of the Democrats
The nominee they deserve
Is President Bush a conservative
The religion of environmentalism
Decline as destiny
Gay marriage and the usual suspects
A "spiritual struggle"
Another feel-good story you won't hear much about
Some news to be thankful for
Reflections on Codevilla's reflections
An art form in a debased state
Rewarding anti-semitism
Show them what they've won
The best pitcher of my lifetime?
More mush from Milbank
Dana Milbank gets it backwards
The old rules just don't apply anymore
Justice Brown's bum rap
Heads I win, tails you lose
That's why the gray lady is a tramp
Why the PA is a terrorist organization
Bret Stephens on Germany
A night in Winston-Salem
We're number 14!
Neither Camelot nor Cabaret
Another reason why I love (hate) English soccer
Dhimmitude in France, Part II
We're ahead, let's call off the contest
Assuming the risk
The press takes a powder
Carrying on the good fight
National Public Radicalism
Iraqification?
Not up to it
Our robed masters strike again
The Cuban Senators
Taking exception
The European quagmire
The fruit of the culture of narcissism
The newest member of the axis of evil
The Washington Post raises the bar
The ubiquitous Dr. Dean
Overcoming Ms. In-between
Isn't it ironic
An uplifting perspective on the president's trip to England
The hazardous European street
The Jewish conspiracy to commit politics
Louisiana race tightens
More baseless speculation
"Jindal smoked her"
Above the fray he provokes
Is success an option in Iraq?
A Louisiana flip-flop
A winning formula
Unfair tilt toward rationality
Last, and certainly least
While we're on the subject of Democratic contenders. . .
Is Dean the un-Clinton, Part II
Is Dean the un-Clinton?
Law profs can fool most of the people most of the time
Looking one year ahead
Disgusting
Americans for a day
An offer Israel should have refused
Temper tantrums
The race-baiter as comic relief
How hard core is Dean?
Rare signs of seriousness
Mac Owens on how to win in Iraq
Laying it on the line
Ponnuru on Will on capital punishment
The new cold war
Restating the case for war
Stir-craven
Zell dares call it "perhaps treason"
The wages of insulting the south
Abuse of impotence
The stench of dishonest social science
Can conservatives be optimists?
The accidental war on terror
Today's election
No monologues and certainly no dialogues
Beanbag, anyone
Another one bites the dust
Taking the PA at its word
At least the French have an excuse
God's own truth
News flash from E.J. Dionne
Specious protection
Car wars
Reasoning to a stalemate
Dispatches from the cesspool Europe is becoming
My favorite liberal editorial page
Gen. Clark loses his moral compass
The liberal assault on religious freedom proceeds apace
Credit where credit is due
Cheer up, I think
We hate to quibble, but. . .
Handbags
"The event of the age"
Islam's true roadmap
Honor among thieves
Galloway expelled
Posturing against "anti-semitism" while ignoring the real thing
A slippery slope
Reckless anthropomorphism
Fraud
Watchful waiting
Apologetic Christianity
The enemy that liberals dare not demonize
You can't be too careful
Teaching the wrong lesson
Blame it on blogging
Marginalized and misunderstood
The maturing Republican majority?
The silly season
Breaking away?
The Democratic silent majority
The deep end
Baseball's greatest game?
World weary
Happy days?
Embracing the enemy within
The war against success
Erring on the side of slander
Why a fence
Jewish anti-semitism
The out-of-touch party
Not guilty
Here's an intriguing thought
A Lennonist party?
Maybe one leader away
The trend, but not the blend, is our friend
A guide for the perplexed
Biased facts, objective opinions
Well ahead of the pack
Will the CIA get Bush or get smart?
"In your heart you know he's right"
Sauce for the goose
"Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue"
The face-off in Phoenix
A "seismic political shift"?
Krauthammer on Kay
The sick man of Europe
Sore winner
The good, the bad, and the lazy
Poisoning the waters
Next up for California -- a Boxer rebellion?
The sins of the father's appointees
Gray's old lady
California trades up
The last hope of the Baathists
Backlash
Switching to baseball
Will McNabb get better?
Rush and his critics one last time
Groping for leadership
Now that he's done with ESPN
The indignity of it all
Rush to judgment
Imagine
Embedded in their hotel
Too successful?
He's a better man than me
Partisans, liars, and Chaiters
No wonder even the Swedes are having second thoughts
Our reticent administration
Hard to kill
Just because you're pananoid doesn't mean people aren't out to get you elected
Black-out in Iraq
Ringside at the circus
No fool like an old fool
If we are in a culture war,
The aesthetics of hating President Bush
Busted
Reversible error
General Clark's not so imaginary friend
If I were an optimist
No wonder the sport is in trouble
Triumph of the (rugged individualist) will
Sore loser?
Too good to be true
America's future as a superpower
Sidelined, thank God
Clark is probably an eccentric weasel
Home and dry
They got "next" -- in Europe
Study abroad -- at Yale
Beyond the media prattle
Role reversal
Vintage Ann
Joe Lieberman, soul man
Searching for the fountain of Democratic moderation
More thoughts on 2004
Thoughts on the 2004 election -- a response to Trunk
Infantile Neocon bashing
Quote of the day
How goes it in Iraq?
The wager behind the speech
Who is Abu Musab Zarqawi?
Today's worst column
Name that column
There's only one Wayne Rooney
Epic poetry over epic success
A low-down, dishonest newspaper
Reverse reparations
He who gets slapped
Never underestimate the power of wishful thinking
Reflections on the Ten Commandments case
MURAVCHIK adds:
Arab democracy -- possible, maybe; central, no
Speaking of our professoriate. . .
Our knee-jerk professoriate
Snatching defeat from the jaws of quagmire
Fiddling
Wasting time
The Cabal, Part II
Clark is no Ike and Dean is no McGovern
Wiil she or won't she?
Billigans
Stay the course
Another reason why I hate soccer
Another reason why I love soccer
Those who would rather be right than decent
The liberation of Iraq as a zero-sum game
Moving to friendlier climes
No principled deed goes unpunished
The newspaper of record-breaking errors
Today's silliest of the web
"I managed good, but boy did they play bad"
A fourteen year old boy encounters the black middle class -- and greatness
What has really happened since the end of major hostilities?
Today California, tomorrow "Aztlan"
Ted Kennedy's priorities
Anti-anti-American chic
What Arnold told Hugh
Who wants to be a Senator?
The day the Washington Post has been waiting for is here
The U.N. -- part of the problem, not part of the solution
Let's not send boys to do a man's job
General Clark for Vice President?
Return to sender
Civility as a one-way street
Speaking of William Kristol. . .
The Godfather, Part III
The "Department of Killing It Here"
From the Department of Silliness
Can you believe it?
The Godfather, Part II
Gamemanship
Happy anniversary to me
Movement, persuasion, or quest for power?
Believe it
Some rambling remembrances with a "must read" quotation at the end
As if on cue. . .
How many deaths will Israel tolerate, and who will decide?
For those who prefer their humorists funny
I am not alone
Liberating the law from morality
I'll pass on this one, let me know when Lileks publishes a novel
Oh, joyous day
A new kind of conservatism or a familiar kind of pragmatism?
Hewitt on Kristof
A pinch of anger
A helluva Washington story
Cruz control or a wild ride with Arnie?
Our nation's capital as it was -- and is
Two views of California
Narcissistic but not naive
One man's anti-authoritarian is another man's misfit
Justice Kennedy -- still "growing in office"
What makes Arnold run?
He's no Ronald Reagan
Democrats unlikely to retake House
The California mulligan
Howard Dean the tax machine
Close calls for Breyer and Ginsburg
This guy's been spending too much time with Michael Kinsley
The Washington Post smears a distinguished local judge
Ask not what you can do for your country
The liberal shell game
John Edwards and the rest of the zombies
Strange bedfellows?
I hate to admit it. . .
Post critic agrees with Rocket Sisters
The Democrats' anti-democratic trifecta
A new, but not unprecedented, form of religious discrimination
Here's a fool who might rush in
Fools rush in but Hillary is no fool
Two sobering columns from the Jerusalem Post
Justice for all sides but not for all individuals
Hugh Hewitt on the Catholic Test
A double end-run around democracy
Sophisticates abroad
Good news if true
Hugh Hewitt's web site
More on the Anti-Catholic litmus test
In addition to Ann Coulter bashing. . .
Bashing Ann Coulter -- for what purpose?
Not so great expectations
The Washington Post tries to give away the president's cake
A new kind of religious discrimination
Catholics who believe strongly in Catholic doctrine need not apply
Good economic news,
Soccer and politics
The beautiful (exhibition) game
Do as I say, not as I do
Christian beliefs as a reverse litmus test
Meanwhile, back at the economy
Third Ways then and now
Meanwhile, on the intellectual front. . .
An ugly idea whose time has come
Tilting back towards the Israelis
Is Howard Dean electable?
Playing (or being played by) the Saudis
The third way
George Will
The Grand Illusion
As if the comparison to FDR wasn't bad enough,
Tilting towards the Palestinians
The invaluable Krugman truth squad
Whose quagmire?
Euro-verbiage
My favorite horse racing film
A futile call for reason
Maybe Bush's "radicalism" is not accidental
Is President Bush an accidental radical?
Qusay, Uday, and a father to be maimed later
One-and-a-half thumbs up for "Seabiscuit"
Hand-me-down wordsmithing
A party at war with reality
A party at war with itself
Will the squeaky wheel get grease?
Yet another failure in Iraq
The thunder next time
Big government by any other name
Prescription for a domestic quagmire
More on Edward Teller
A liberal Republican gets a plum
The Bush candor gamble
Trunk, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza
The essential George W. Bush
The media's anti-war peace offensive
Who "sexed up" what?
Tony Blair, object lesson
Insufferability squared
Hail to the victors
Damned if you do (but not for long)
Rocket Man, it's not just the Democrats in the House
How do you feel about uranium from Niger?
My third opinion on Title IX reform
Seeing through the liberal elite
French hate crime wave
Primary colorless
Mugabe to go?
Saying "no" to the BBC propaganda machine
Here's what diverse African leaders think about tyrants
Here's what many gowned tyrants really think of diversity
Trunk, my second opinion
Speaking of women's sports. . .
This just in from our MIA sports editor
Speaking of village idiots,
It still takes a village idiot
I don't buy it
You're absolutely right, Trunk
Political correctness in the dugout
Extreme passivity in the defense of the Constitution is no virtue
The debate over Liberia continues
Hey Rocket Man,
A tentative case for intervening in Liberia
Weighing our options in Liberia
Euro-sluggishness
McCarthy, Coulter, and Horowitz
Good news from Colorado
Stan Brown finishes off James Traub
Then again, sometimes I think. . .
Since joining the Power Line crew,
I too cringed, Trunk. . .
For a far more insightful look at Howard Dean. . .
The latest populist wannabe
Recalling the wisdom of Malcolm Muggeridge
While I was away. . .
The Republican party's "southern strategy"
One last rant
The benefits conferred by "critical mass" diversity
Say it ain't so, Charles
Batting .500 isn't good enough
Keeping one's eye on the ball
Strange bed-fellows
Arnaud de Borchgrave
A court without a compass
More on our racialist Supreme Court
One thing that puzzles me
Bill Clinton's justices have their say
A pathetic decision
Is Tony Blair in trouble?
Counterweight or lightweight?
Is the Bush doctine at risk?
Is this profile really necessary?
The white man's burden
A chip off the old trunk
The Democrats weren't always like this
Speaking of the Democrats
The family ordeal as campaign theme
Five observations and a fantasy
We'll never have enough of his "silly love songs"
Americans, proud friends of Israel
Senator Russ Feingold
Will the Supreme Court lose its nerve?
What credibility gap?
22 years of solitude
From the Krugman truth squad. . .
John Kerry, slanderer of the Vietnam vet?
A revolutionary situation
Is the government making us less secure?
More on the great parlor game
The hopeless warrior
The great parlor game
The society they deserve?
The sick man of Europe
Krauthammer on the Iraqi museum story
Please read this piece
"Pulitzer winning lies"
What do umpires, judges, and teachers have in common?
Which side is simple-minded?
Whose credibility gap?
A deeply troubling U.S. posture
The new European commissariat
NPR -- a national disgrace
Mispronounced and misconstrued
The new Joan of Arc
For those who can't get enough of this stuff
A worthy heir of LBJ, Carter, and Clinton
A new glass ceiling?
A post-modern experience
How can you tell if an ex-Clinton adminstration official is lying?
The Democrats' war on terrorism
A top-100 quip
More "self-destructive behavior" from the New York Times
All's well that ends well
The road map to the sea?
Bret Stephens on Leo Strauss
The evil genius
What's raw meat for the Dems is spam for everyone else
The Ivies ain't what they used to be
Might Reuters be anti-capitalist?
The matchless cynicism of the French
Who is Mahmoud Abbas, aka Abu Mazen?
The Democrats have some 'splaining to do
Regarding today's post about Krugman. . .
The Krugman truth squad enlists Rocket Man
In the windmills of John Kerry's mind
He only seems aloof
On blowing the whistle on Jayson Blair
Some sensible observations
Has Ariel Sharon betrayed Israel?
The truth divided by four
Has President Bush betrayed Israel?
A totally angry but supportive ex-president
Self hate crimes
Some encouraging political news
It's the BBC that's kidding, right?
Blaming the Clintons
This just in from the Krugman truth squad
Slandering the military in the name of racial preferences
The angry centrist
Clinton's dead cat bounce
The Buck Stops Here
No longer "voting like Puerto Ricans"
Some unpleasant truths about racial preferences
Reflections on Hitchens on Blumenthal
An eye for an eye
I'm off to Cleveland
Jonah Goldberg's latest installment on neo-conservatives
And let's not forget E.J. Dionne
Even worse than Ignatius' piece
I really should stop reading the Washington Post
Michael Novak on the Neocons
The always alert Joshua Sharf
Disappearing Democrats
In search of a better road map
Separatist graduation ceremonies
John Edwards' problem
Meanwhile, back in the real world. . .
More on the Bret Stephens piece
Also on the new-look Washington Times web site
Oryx and Crake?
Much ado about neo-conservatives
A tax cut not even a conservative can love
I Wish I'd written this
Hewitt on the New York Times
Hitchens on Blumenthal
A "troubled guy" at a troubled paper
Sid's myopic memoir
From the Power Line culture desk
You don't have to be a chef to know which side your bread is buttered on
Democrats behaving badly
Saul Singer on the road map
Some harsh truths from Hugh Hewitt
Natalie Solent
Michael Fumento on the SARS hysteria
Jayson Blair -- a cautionary tale
Affirmative action in the newsroom
More on what's wrong with the ICC
The attack of the Belgian trial lawyers
How not to conduct a peace process
Terry Eastland on the filibustering
How much can we learn from 1992?
More on MJ, for the last time
If this is Friday, E.J. Dionne must be spinning
Fighting as hard as we can just to stay where we are
Tied up in knots
On Michael Jordan and the Washington Post
Not so clear in the Empire State
Loathing triumph
Empire state building?
The Paul Krugman truth squad
Watch Gephardt
Can Republicans end the filibuster?
Please read the Barone piece posted by Trunk
Robert George on William Bennett
Where does Bennett go from here?
Preferential treatment for illegal aliens?
Lambro on the Democrats
Charen on the road map
Flashback
Road blocks to peace
Additional reasons to end the racial spoils system
Then there's E.J. Dionne
Then there's Sally Jenkins
The Decline of the American Sportswriter
The sportswriter as poltical commentator
Krauthammer on the Shiite "quagmire"
Hugh Hewitt on the Blair Democrats
Some misguided advice from the Washington Post
As if on cue, meet the "Blair Democrats"
How Harry re-met Hanne
What is Abu Mazen prepared to do?
Abu Mazen, gamesman
It's time to fight fire with fire
American Idol and "the country of country"
Bush nominates two more appeals court judges
It may not matter. . .
Renewed questions about the Clinton intelligence record
The Invasion of the EU Body Snatchers
A recess from Senators Kennedy and Leahy
Does Iraq need a strongman?
So far, not so good
There's no substitute for competence
Some unhelpful reporting by the Washington Post
Euro-justice
The Miranda Waltz
What, if anything, does it mean to "lose the peace"?
The darling of a vanishing constituency
Winning the peace
The McCarthyite left
Double or nothing with Iran
The Long March to nowhere
Ignorance is no excuse
The Shiite quagmire
Business as usual at the State Department
Jim Sleeper, poseur
The soft bigotry of low expectations
Dissidents and professors, then and now
The Post's postcard to Justice O'Connor
The latest Iraqi "quagmire"
Of guts and a woman at Yale
With malice towards few. . .
Who is Ahmed Chalabi and who are his enemies?
A pleasant surprise
Credit where credit is due
Adios
They no play-a the game, they no make-a the rules
The future of U.S. - Russian relations
Not a white-lights guy
These days, it's not just the economy, stupid
What's in store for Israel?
Making post-war Iraq safe for Saudi Arabia
Tony Blair Democrats?
Has the New York Times reported this?
Bakke redux?
See you in a few days
Good sense from an unexpected source
More on hearts and minds
In the Middle East, no good deed goes unpunished
Was it three field goals and a safety or four field goals and a missed PAT?
Witch hunt, liberal style
Whose miscalculation?
Point taken, Trunk
Friday's second worst Washington Post op-ed
Hearts, minds and mindlessness
Fixing to fix one thing
The more things change. . .
Failing to clear the media's bar
How's it going in Iraq?
If you can't take the heat. . .
Sleep well, Rocket Man
Conservative triumphalism and public mood swings
Free speech, not a free pass
The sorrow and the pity
Straight talk
The "diplomatic failure" that wasn't
He really does drive them crazy
Al Gore's national security adviser
Peace in a few days
Fear the turtle?
Ignorance was bliss
Narcissism impersonating patriotism
Thanks, Trunk
Stretched to the breaking point?
Liking the war while dissing its architect
E.J. Dionne seeks his pound of flesh
President Bush sticks to his guns -- and to his subject
Signs of the times
The intellectual failure of Bush's "yes, but" critics
The Washington Post's Israeli-Palestinian project
Moran gives up leadership post
A sad end to civilized edifices
Restoring the U.N. to its rightful place
A U.N. with fewer scoundrels?
A new way of doing business with the world?
A costly excursion
Eye on the Post
Jim Moran -- Sleazy, non-contrite, and probably anti-Semitic
Making a virtue of necessity
True words from an unexpected source
Europe -- a lonely and treacherous place
As France buys more time for Saddam. . .
Bennett on why we must fight
Michael Ledeen's conspiracy theory
Winning the peace
The Washington Post throws some crumbs to its liberal readers
The sources of European anti-Americanism
Tom Friedman explains it all, "okay?"
Some harsh realities about North Korea
From cowboy to evangelist
Uncivilized, toi
Uncivilized, moi?
The phantom Hispanic opposition to Estrada
More proof that liberalism has lost its way
The power of the done deed
Will the British public come around?
Why Chirac wanted the Czechs to keep quiet
More on Ms. Clinton's intentions
Ahead of the curve at last?
The musings, and threats, of a French poseur
Ms. Clinton's calculation
The Prince of Algiers
The Washington Post exposes more "nonsense" from Senate Democrats
Teach your children well
Tough times ahead for Israel
Multiculturism strikes again
The most important counter-terrorist arrest to date
It depends on what the meaning of "gang shooting" is
The party of Churchill and Thatcher comes through; the party of De Gaulle thinks twice
The importance of Estrada
The world has gone off the deep end
Et tu, Washington Post
"Pop" foreign policy commentary
The Democrats' Mutt and Jeff act
A liberal calls out Kucinich
This one needs no commentary
Gray skies are going to clear up
The revolt of the lilliputians
War is not the answer
Lessons learned?
The infantilism and arrogance of the former Western Europe
Wanted, a liberal with ideas
Not Ramsey Clark, but close enough
More Excuses for the Estrada Filibuster
For France, Iraq is not the issue
Michael Kelly's moral case for war with Iraq
Jimmy Carter's National Security Adviser Stays True To Form
Choosing sides over Estrada
In Search of a Schumer conservative
Who is next, Ramsey Clark?
Dennis Prager for Senate
It was almost like being in Alaska
From the Washington Post toy department
The latest Belgium joke -- justice for Sharon, not Saddam
America gets it
Will the State Department "do" Israel Next
Not Dead Yet
Our bold president
Calculated gamble
My Conservative Cousin
Sanctimonious irrelevancies
Standing with Saddam
Gonzales Supreme Court Bound?
FRIENDS OF RACISM INDEED
Kissinger's history lesson
York on Estrada
Better without France
Democrats versus reform
Republicans for reform
Whom to thank
The market for home schooling
Faculty diversity
Worse than a crime
Unlike its sports page, the
More madness from the Washington
The Washington Post reports that
I can't think of any
Michael Ledeen on Nelson Mandela's
Rocket Man, I think the
Stanton Brown, one of our
Former Senator Bill Bradley shows
Geroge Will on how events
Gregory Kane is a columnist
Wow, Rocket Man, I feel
One of the pioneers of
Of all the distortions of
Here, also from National Review
Byron York of National Review
Last fall we watched with
The Washington Post got one
The Washington Post on the
I'm not into the "corrections"
Tony Blankley wonders which of
To expand on my point
To reinforce Rocket Man's analysis
Having fluffed one campus civil
Rocket Man, you are largely
Here, from National Review Online,
Here is the Washington Post's
Here, courtesy of the Washington
Rocket Man, I agree completely
James Robbins of National Review
Real Clear Politics also directed
Courtesy of Real Clear Politics
This column by Jackson Diehl
Another issue that President Bush
Michael Ledeen for National Review
Hadley Arkes for National Review
Deborah Orin in The New
The editors of the Washington
E.J. Dionne is at his
This Q&A about next week's
The headline in the Washington
This piece in the Washington
Let's not get too alarmed
Hey, Rocket Man, thanks for
The National Review editorial posted
Trunk, it will come as
Courtesy of our friends at
Byron York of National Review
Today's Washington Times carries this
Rocket Man, are you sure
Wow, Rocket Man, Hillary Clinton
Here is an excellent piece
Ward Connerly a courageous leader
In the interest of balance,
Paul Craig Roberts pays tribute
I have read Kirk Kolbo’s
The fact that the Bush
Also from today's Washington Post,
Although President Bush has brought
Rocket Man, in response to
I have quickly read over
The editors of National Review
I haven't read the briefs
Then, again, President Bush's policy
Charles Krauthammer on the descent
Also worth reading in today's
Today's Washington Times contains two
All I can say, Rocket
The irresolute and dishonest Blix
The Washington Post continues to
Linda Chavez, who but for
Roger Clegg of National Review
While I'm on the subject
I'm not surprised, Rocket Man,
Today's Washington Post has two
Trunk, my reaction to Will's
Here is the National Review's
While we wait to find
This week Eddie Murray and
Frank Gaffney shares my disgust
One of my pet peeves
I'm staying out of the
This column by Jim Hoagland
The renomination of Charles Pickering
Great line from Ann Coulter
Joe Lieberman cyncially joins the
George Will on the
Bruce Bartlett in the Washington
E.J. Dionne in the Washington
In renominating Pickering, President Bush
Stanley Kurtz in National Review
John Fonte of the Hudson
Fred Hiatt of the Washington
Michael Ledeen, in National Review
Byron York, in National Review
The Washington Post also deserves
This Washington Post editorial calls
The Washington Times ran a
No one here at Power
Ted Galen Carpenter of the
Desperate times call for desperate
Jonah Goldberg, in the Washington
David Frum on three domestic
I can't link to it,
Reader Stanton Brown passed along
A few days ago, the
Here's a Washington Post story
I tend to be a
In this Washington Post op-ed
Rocket Man, another possible explanation
My reaction to the Washington
Mona Charen, in the Washington
Jackson Diehl of the Washington
Power Line readers have probably
President Bush has hardly put
Trunk, let me join in
George Will reports on a
Today's Washington Times offers two
To follow up on the
When last I blogged about
Rocket Man, I'm not aware
One of our reader's, Casey
Former White House Counsel and
George Will on how President
Rabbi Aryeh Spero, in the
Trunk, we obviously have shared
The Samizdata post on Marxism
A while back, after reading
Trunk (and Mrs. Trunk) the
The Washington Post, on an
This editorial by The Washington
Notwithstanding the comments of Deputy
Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul
The Washington Post credits Virginia
Sixty-six percent of Americans approve
Victor Davis Hanson returns to
If the Republicans decide to
Rocket Man, interesting speculation on
E.J. Dionne of the Washington
My friend David Harlow pointed
Here, thanks to Mrs. Trunk,
I have nothing as powerful
Our loyal reader, Stanton Brown,
Historian Arthur Herman for National
Lame duck Maryland Governor Parris
The Washington Post reports that
The Washington Post has interviewed
John Podhoretz courtesy of Real
English footballer John Mackie shows
Courtesy of Real Clear Politics,
Joel Mowbray of National Review
While I'm talking about the
Here is an unsentimental look,
From today's Washington Times here's
David Frum's take on Gore's
Al Gore has said he
Bruce Fein in the Washington
In today's Washington Post, Mary
George Will describes the failed
Rocket Man, I think you
The other day, in discussing
Jim Hoagland of the Washington
R. Emmett Tyrell, Jr. reports
Some of the best correspondence
Gary Andres in the Washington
David Frum writing for National
Thanks to reader Michael Sharon
Just a few thoughts about
Now that the Supreme Court
Mark Levin in National Review
One of the pleasures of
I'm back from my job-related
Here, along the same lines
Linda Chavez, in the Washington
Alan Dowd of the Hudson
The editors of the National
Wes Pruden of the Washington
I agree with you completely
Roger Clegg of the Center
The Cato Institute's Doug Bandow
The best piece I found
This Washington Post piece by
The Washington Post's Jim Hoagland
Rocket Man, I agree that
Here, courtesy of FrontPage Magazine,
The Washington Post seems to
I think Fox tilts conservative
Good theory, Rocket Man. I
Mark Steyn in Jewish World
Tim Hames of the Times
Diana West of the Washington
Here's the Fox News report
Good posts from Nugent and
Bret Stephens of the Jerusalem
I've just heard on Fox
Victor Davis Hanson on the
Earlier today, Trunk discussed Let
Rocket Man, I wouldn't know
This piece from the excellent
Calev Ben-David in the Jerusalem
FrontPage Magazine's symposium on Europe
In addition, there is this
In contrast to the Post,
There's not much of value
I know I should be
William Safire on the contest
Late last night I saw
Newsweek's Fareed Zakaria on "why
Jules Witcover of the Baltimore
National Review Online's Rod Dreher
Thomas Edsall of the Washington
Shortly after the arrest of
Rocket Man, the person here
Rocket Man, I enjoyed your
Trunk, thanks for posting Schickel's
Speaking of Nixon, yesterday was
Several readers took exception to
E.J. Dionne, on behalf of
David Brooks of the Weekly
Beth Henary of the Weekly
Victor Davis Hanson on what
Reader Greg Nesmith reports from
Michael Ledeen on how the
Reader Cory Skluzak tells us
Rocket Man's brother has written
Thanks for pointing me to
George Will on Al Gore's
Blogger Eugene Volokh is a
Here is National Review Online's
Robert Samuelson on "Asbestos Fraud".
Rachel DiCarlo of the Weekly
Our loyal reader Gene Allen
Mark Riebling in National Review
Michael Kelly does his usual
Llike Ha'aretz, Gil Hoffman of
Mohammad Parvin is the head
Trunk, they say you can
Here's the take of Ha'aretz
One of the clearest voices
Speaking of constitutional law, here
Nice post on Harvard Law
HonestReporting.com also blows the whistle
The man had an alternative
This piece by Caroline Glick
Reacting to Woodward's book Bush
David Frum on why "Colin
The title of this Washington
Did Neville Chamberlain get op-ed
The Washington Post's editorial board
Here's a surprise: the United
I'm laughing out loud at
I think the Krauthammer piece
Charles Krauthammer considers the pronouncements
Governor-elect Bob Ehrlich will rescind
I agree with Rocket Man's
G. Chimes is my "conservative
Speaking of the Jerusalem Post,
The Washington Post denounces the
Al Gore has just come
Charles Krauthammer on the U.N.
Rocket Man is right about
Here's the Washington Post's take
The Washington Post reports that
It's one of those silly
The Jerusalem Post reports that
We at Power Line can't
Yes, Rocket Man, I recalled
The Jerusalem Post reports that
Several readers have gently told
Thanks for posting the full
Byron York of National Review
Stephen Hayes of the Weekly
HonestReporting.com identifies the latest outrages
David Brooks of the Weekly
Michelle Malkin on the refusal
Today, while driving home through
Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings
Bill Kristol and Robert Kagan
The excellent Bret Stephens of
Thomas Sowell on what happens
Here is a report from
Professor Robert George of Princeton
The Washington Post urges President
Rocket Man has also hit
Victor Davis Hanson hits another
Here's a Washington Post story
Last night, I posted a
Trunk, your distinction between Luther's
More on the South Dakota
Yesterday morning, I suggested that
You know, Trunk, Luther's trick
Sam Schulman for Jewish World
Jonah Goldberg of National Review
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader
This morning at my train
Here's Mickey Kaus' take on
A few reflections after a
It looks like the Republicans
John Kline, Rocket Man's guy
The path to Senate victory
A bad night for venerable,
Connie Morella, who has been
Van Hollen leads Morella 52-48
The Republicans are having a
Well, the T-Wolves have just
The Weekly Standard's Jonathan Last
Here is Fred Barnes' guide
Here in the Washington, D.C.
I should have made it
Gene Allen, another of our
One of our readers, Joshua
Stephen Moore of the conservative
I've been predicting that Connie
I voted this morning amidst
More on the Mondale/Coleman debate:
As the campaign draws to
More on the Mondale/Coleman debate:
More on the Mondale/Coleman debate.
More on the Mondale/Coleman debate:
The National Review's Byron York
The Weekly Standard's Jonathan Last
David Broder is the Washington
Robert Kagan on how France
For those of you who
Speaking of politically correct
I hope our readers took
With the Labor Party's exit
Our friends at Real Clear
I love this story from
For those who missed it,
Liberal columnist E.J. Dionne presents
The excellent Victor Davis Hanson
While control of the Senate
Last night on Fox News,
Michelle Malkin is a great
James Robbins, a National Review
Speaking of George McGovern, my
More on the Wellstone death
Trunk's comments on Alan Page
The Economist is no friend
Don Lambro of the Washington
Two polls sponsored by the
The Denver Post reports on
Usually we rely on Rocket
Here's the Jerusalem Post's report
The Washington Post on how
The Washington Times on why
Bill Whelan of the Hoover
The Washington Post reports on
Here is an important piece
Dick Morris notes that President
Ramesh Ponnuru of National Review
Thanks for the response on
Here is an excellent piece
As Trunk likes to say,
Mark Steyn on the theme
Rocket Man, I agree that
Speaking of geriatric former Senators
Here in Maryland, I had
I'm not really qualified to
This Wall Street Journal editorial
The Washington Post thinks Mondale's
The Jerusalem Post has another
I am indebted to Rocket
Here is Michelle Malkin's piece
It looks like I was
I don't see Michelle Malkin's
There has been speculation that
This is the Gitell column
I just saw Michelle Malkin,
There is a great sense
National Review's political reporter John
Tod Lindberg of the Washington
As we have reported, Maryland
Christopher Horner on Tom Daschle's
George Will does not appear
Douglas MacKinnon warns that campus
Bill Kristol and Gary Schmitt
Here is a disturbing piece
We talk a great deal
Good blog on North Korea,
One of the best pieces
Hey, Trunk and Rocket Man,
More on Kathleen Kennedy Townsend's
Trunk, thanks for posting Lowell
While searching the Baltimore Sun
The Democrats are looking to
Case clinched, Rocket Man. Meanwhile,
A few weeks ago (on
This Washington Post article is
Connie Morella, the Republican (in
Thomas Bray of the Detroit
Dick Morris looks at the
Reuel Marc Gerecht responds to
In honor of Jimmy Carter
The link Rocket Man perceives
Rocket Man, your insight that
Rocket Man has asked me
Did Carter seek U.N. permission
Rocket Man, I checked out
In these pages and elsewhere,
I agree with you on
The Jerusalem Post reports on
Rocket Man, the Ann Coulter
Byron York reports on another
This piece by Michael Kelly
Tony Blankley provides a characteristically
Fred Barnes' take on the
Whatever one thinks of Dick
This piece by James Robbins
Right, Trunk. Before starting with
Trunk, I take a back-seat
I spent yesterday in Fredericksburg,
Ramesh Ponnuru agrees with Rocket
I concur with Gene Allen's
Here is the Charles Krauthammer
The latest Maryland poll, commissioned
Thomas Sowell on the taboo
Here's an analysis of the
Mark Steyn's latest on the
Dennis Prager is as insightful
The other day, I speculated
Donald Lambro of the Washington
The Associated Press confirms that
Here's a nice piece about
Here is a tribute to
Maybe I shouldn't cancel my
George Will calls for tort
Rocket Man, excellent blog about
Al Gore's speech, and the
I live in one of
Here is Byron York's take
The Senate Democrats may have
Here's another fine column by
Yesterday, I posted a piece
According to Stanley Kurtz in
This news item in the
The Weekly Standard has collected
During the past few weeks,
Several days ago, I noted
Fareed Zakaria expands on one
The article by David Brooks
Rocket Man, discrimination against whites
Things keep going downhill for
E.J. Dionne a leading shill
The Weekly Standard's Noemie Emery
In this piece, Michael Ledeen
Jonah Goldberg examines the sources
Absolutely, Trunk, although it might
For those who haven't seen
You're right, Rocket Man. The
One of my favorite sites,
Susan Schmidt, who did some
Retired Marine General Bernard Trainor
My response to Mark Helprin's
Christopher Caldwell in the Weekly
This Washington Post editorial is
Rocket Man, I found the
George Will touches on the
Trunk and Rocket Man have
Michelle Malkin in the Washington
Grover Norquist, in an article
I should have guessed that
Byron York, for National Review
The other day I blogged
Fred Barnes presents a good
Here, Bob Kerrey, former Democratic
One hates to post anything
Here is Tony Blankley's sobering
Rocket Man, my main thought/emotion
This article by Stephen Hayes
Professor Kesler's speech is excellent,
The HonestReporting web site does
"Jimmy Carter Rides Again," to
Frank Gaffney in today's Washington
The eminent historian of the
Excellent analysis, Rocket Man. I
The Washington Times reports on
Michelle Malkin exposes the efforts
Many of you will have
National Review Online contributing editor
In today's Washington Times, R.
Mickey Kaus has an intriguing
Our war on terrorism began
Stephen Hayes in the "Daily
Yes, Rocket Man, and the
Writing in the New Republic,
David Horowitz denounces political indoctrination
My musings on racial preferences
Michael Ledeen reports on the
You invoke some painful memories,
Ha'aretz reports that Syria "has
Excellent point, Rocket Man. It
I can't link to it
Two pieces of commentary in
In today's Washington Times, African-American
Rocket Man, as I recall,
It's game, set, and match
Following up on the topic
The National Review's John O'Sullivan
The September issue of Commentary
Rocket Man, thanks for reminding
In today's WorldNetDaily, Jon Dougherty
Trunk, Keegan's column certainly is
An editorial in today's Wall
My former colleagues attorneys David
The "war with Iraq only
A Washington Post editorial finds
Here's liberal columnist E. J.
Terry Eastland's piece on the
Garment's autobiography, Crazy Rhythm is
WorldNetDaily today recounts the revealing
The Washington Post finds that
George Will is at his
Today's Washington Post contains an
You're right, Rocket Man. Deconstruction
Back from two great days
I will be in Williamsburg,
The lead story in the
Trunk, thanks for your response
Thanks for the introduction, Rocket
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