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Lopez: With a Little More Straight Talk, There May Be a L...

Posted on February 04, 2008
John McCain should drop the c-word.


Hemingway: Romney-Santorum 2008

Posted on February 04, 2008
Rick Santorum has confidence in Mitt Romney.


Owens: McCain Appeal

Posted on February 04, 2008
If McCain is the nominee, he will still be a better president than the Democratic hopefuls.


Schwarz: Will Vietnam Cost the Democrats the White House --...

Posted on February 04, 2008
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama suffer from Vietnam Syndrome.


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Nordlinger: Davos Journal, Part VIII

Posted on February 04, 2008
Jay Nordlinger with Gordon Brown, Queen Rania, some Cheneyphobes, and more.


Murdock: Rhetoric vs. Record

Posted on February 04, 2008
Mitt Romney had an extreme makeover on life.


McCarthy: McCain Mirage

Posted on February 04, 2008
Lift the Arizona senators Iraq veneer.


Lopez: No Enemy Territory

Posted on February 04, 2008
Its long past time we got a political grip.


Buckley: Fowlerspeak-Goodspeak

Posted on February 02, 2008
Clinton and Obama appear intelligent, resourceful, and absolutely uninterested in the vector of political force.


Epstein: Losing Belgrade

Posted on February 02, 2008
American foreign policy toward Serbia needs an adjustment.


Steyn: Where's "None-of-the-Above"?

Posted on February 02, 2008
The Clintons are nothing if not lucky, and Hillary must occasionally be enjoying a luxury-length cackle at the thought of being pitted against a 71-year old maverick."


Barone: The Great Switch of 2008

Posted on February 02, 2008
Memo to Rush Limbaugh: You have been heard.


Lopez: Life Choices

Posted on February 01, 2008
A President Clinton or Obama would be a big baby step backward.


Charen: Sore Winner

Posted on February 01, 2008
McCain delivers low blows while he's riding high.


Derbyshire: January Diary

Posted on February 01, 2008
Farewell to Boris more.


Nordlinger: Davos Journal, Part VII

Posted on February 01, 2008
Jay Nordlinger with an actress, a cellist, a prime minister, and more.


Goldberg: Myth of Camelot

Posted on February 01, 2008
The Olympians have found their anointed one


Krauthammer: Last Chance at Legacy

Posted on February 01, 2008
Clinton was a historical parenthesis.


Lowry: Fortunate Frontrunner

Posted on February 01, 2008
Keep rubbing the lucky nickel, Senator.


Zalenski: February 3, 2008

Posted on February 01, 2008
Sunday Shows Schedule


Lopez: Arrested Development

Posted on February 01, 2008
Oh boy.


Hibbs: The Price of Freedom

Posted on February 01, 2008
Madeline meets the mullahs.


Graham: Bowled Over

Posted on February 01, 2008
Football is the only American sport in which a significant proportion of the athletes are candidates for Jenny Craig.


Robbins: Tet +40

Posted on January 31, 2008
When crises erupt people will rally behind a forceful leader.


Alt: Batchelder Pad

Posted on January 31, 2008
The New York Times does an injustice.


Beran: No Jack Kennedy

Posted on January 31, 2008
Obama has yet to show that he, like J.F.K., understands what continues to be the greatest issue of our time.


Nordlinger: Davos Journal, Part VI

Posted on January 31, 2008
Jay Nordlinger with the president of Afghanistan.


Hanson: Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory?

Posted on January 31, 2008
The race is the GOP's to win -- or lose.


May: Energetic Economics

Posted on January 31, 2008
Competition with ethanol can drive down gas prices.


McCarthy: The End of the Waterboarding Controversy?

Posted on January 31, 2008
The waterboarding controversy should end with a whimper. It probably wont, but it should.


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