Restoring Decency and Honesty
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Click to vote		 Should The Senate Ethics Committee Take A Close Look At Hillary's Book Deal 12/23Yes 91%
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BeCounted.com What Do You Think Is Al Gore's Greatest Regret? 12/18Gore was too liberal, too much a supporter of Big Government. Bush's philosophy is closer to what the people want in a president. 46.8%
Gore was seen as untrustworthy, because of his exaggerations. 25.6%
BeCounted.com If, for some reason, George W. Bush does not run for reelection in 2004, which of the following would you be most likely to support? 12/18Vice President-elect Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming) 59.9%
Congressman John Kasich (R-Ohio) 19.1%
Vice President Al Gore 1.7% Senator-elect Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-New York) 0.7%

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Post Election Interesting News Reports
Continued

  • Nomination of Mary Sheila Gall to head the Consumer Product Safety Commission
  • Junk science might explain summer junk
  • The new conventional political wisdom
  • Unions said to flout IRS requirements
  • Unions Don't Cite Political Funds
  • Unions Report Zero Political Expenses to IRS, Despite Campaign Activities
  • Engler to Washington: Hands Off States
    Conservative micromanagement is no better than liberal micromanagement
  • Better Latent Than Never? - The U.N. invites the U.S. to get beat up by dictatorships. Bush should send regrets
  • The Size and Scope Of Means-Tested Welfare Spending
  • Bush vs. Helms
    When George Bush came to power, he said he'd bring a different tone to Washington. He'd reach out to people on the Hill, invite them over for coffee, conjure up a new spirit of bipartisanship. Well, Bush just proved he knows another way of dealing with the gridlock merchants in Congress. If they insist on standing in your way, put down your coffee cup and punch them.
  • Sen. Jeffords's Dairy Issue Tests Majority's Gratitude
  • Daschle's Got Milk - Jim Jeffords crowns him the Senate's dairy queen
  • Yes, the ABA Rankings Are Biased
    Clinton's judicial nominees were much more likely to get a favorable rating
  • The Diplomacy of High-Minded Gestures - World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance (WCARRDXRI)
  • Perils of Overreaching
  • After First 6 Months, Bush Is to Change Focus
    President Bush is planning to move beyond the conventional Republican agenda and devote attention to issues like education and immigration, administration officials say.
  • ABA Finds it Still Has Role in Judicial Nominations Before Senate
  • A Conference of Victims - The best thing about the planned racism conference: It's an utter waste of time and effort.
  • Grassroots conservatives and Republican resolve
  • Hit Parade--8/3 About the following article:
  • Two Cheers for Media Bias
  • White House to move to Texas for a while
  • Recognizing the limits of one's capacity
  • Liberal economists have it all wrong
  • Another UN fiasco
  • Giving Up the C - Can CNN change its ways?
  • Despite Wins, Bush Faces Battles Ahead
  • Bush Has a Winning Streak, at Least in House
  • Clinton in Harlem - Will Democrats ever stop taking black Americans for granted?
  • Why Dems Miss Newt - Hastert wrestles the Bush agenda back to life.
  • 600 Million Complainers - Complaints against airlines
  • The fortunate old folks at home
  • Gaining Ground? Measuring the Impact of Welfare Reform on Welfare and Work
  • Welfare Reform's Latest ‘A'
  • Leaving the moral mainstream
  • ChandraMonica don't represent my religion
  • Alien Nation - How to give foreigners a voice in American government
  • Bush visits Senate GOP caucus
  • Permanent Defense - Republicans and their discontents.
  • Stifling Thought On Campus
  • Title IX defeats male athletes
  • Desperate Dems in search of leadership ---- and respect
  • Political Malpractice - The AMA ignores doctors’ orders.
  • What's The Bush Agenda?: Derailing Democrats
  • Parties craft strategies to control the House
  • The Daschle Isolationists - Senate Democrats are minimizing America's role in the world
  • Bush Plans Values-Based Initiative to Rev Up Agenda
  • Minimum reporting - Biased journalism
  • U.S. Cautions It May Boycott Racism Conference
  • White House says it might boycott racism conference
  • Mrs. Condit In a Suicide Vow to Pal Said she'd take life if pol ever left her
  • The National Enquirer: Cops: Condit's Wife Attacked Chandra
  • Hypocrisy Enters Genetic Research Debate
  • By 2-1 margin, GOP topping Dems in fundraising
  • Public Nuisances - conservative policies make for successful government
  • Why Free Speech Still Isn’t Free
  • Right to Laugh - “Mallard Fillmore” comic strip
  • CDC Knew About Condoms' Limitations, Doctors Say
  • Lack of Faith - Let's join Joe Lieberman in praying for his party
  • Bush's congressional dilemma
  • Welfare Reform: Washington Gets It Right
  • Church And State
  • Ashcroft's pulpit stint called 'non-official'
  • A New Democrat Revival
  • A Mockery Of Human Rights - Upcoming World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racial Intolerance
  • Senate confirms 3 Bush judges
  • Look For The Union Label
  • Cold Shoulder, Still, For Justice Thomas
  • Christians Go Mainstream - Newsweek misses the point.
  • Dying for better mileage
  • A tale of Senate obstructionism - Opposition to African-American nominee Gerald Reynolds as assistant secretary of Education for the Office of Civil Rights.
  • The Dot-Communist Manifesto: All Play and No Work
  • Judge lifts ban on home prayer meetings
  • Report Questions Condoms' Disease Prevention Ability
    Providing fresh ammunition for advocates of "abstinence-only" sex education programs
  • National Organization for Worms
  • GOP links appropriations bill to Bush nominees
  • How Communists Compete
  • The Isolation Of John McCain
  • Homosexual Parenting Studies Are Flawed, Report Says
  • Tethered Citizens
  • House Passes Flag Amendment
  • El Dorado at Last: The Casino Boom
    Did Clinton cronies cash in on Indian gambling?
  • How Jefferson saved the First Amendment
  • Democrats have worsening 'culture problem'
  • While we're trying to change the world ... we ought to work on changing how we treat each other
  • Homogenized hegemony - future of computers
  • Everybody should have a white man
  • Producer says Sen. Clinton underreported campaign gift
  • It's about propriety, stupid
  • A Judge Without Politics? - The Smithsonian
  • How the Olympics Won China (humorous parody)
  • Tossing Away Privacy - Why action is required
  • P.C. Lexicon Should Come In Handy
  • The NAACP by Armstrong Williams
  • What's right about Fox
  • Why the Government's CAFE Standards for Fuel Efficiency Should Be Repealed, not Increased
  • Family and Faith: The Roots of Prosperity, Stability and Freedom
  • Showdown at Chicken Bone Beach - Mark Twain and Huck Finn
  • Down but not out
  • Profit and Capitalism
  • I'd rather be Bush-Whacked than Gored
  • The Muslim faith, misunderstood
  • Citizen W - Our pro-immigrant president offers a much-needed reform
  • The Department Of Embezzlement
  • 'Defeated in the bedroom' - abolish racial preferences and promote colorblind government
  • P.C. lexicon should come in handy
  • What's Bush's Problem?: He Needs New Issues
  • What's Bush's Problem?: Not His Ideology, But The Economy
  • Squeaky Democrats Get the Grease
  • Taking a Vow on Marriage
  • Racism charge is a clunker
  • 'His blood could be shed' - reaction to a book intended to advance Muslim-Jewish understanding
  • The Constitution Versus The Modern Welfare State
  • Science Fictions - Ideology, not just money, can create conflicts of interest
  • A Menu for Reform - Is this denomination kosher? Not quite.
  • The Swampland-of-Government Clause (statehood for the District of Columbia)
  • Court Ruling Was No Victory For Microsoft
  • Bush: Nation needs 'religious freedom in action'
  • Fourth Right Dreaming
  • U.S.aircraft leaves Hainan
  • Independence Forever: The 225th Anniversary of the Fourth of July
  • E Pluribus Unum
  • Veteran defies court order
  • On the Constitution
  • A Letter From The Founding Fathers
  • Pro-Tax-Cut, Pro-Life Conservative Crushes New Jersey GOP Establishment
    Schundler Rolls to Massive Victory
  • Should Ideology Matter?
  • Shouting 'Souter' in a Crowded Theater
  • America foots the bill for Europe's largesse - The highly profitable US free market for drugs in effect subsidises other countries; price control regiemes
  • It's a Wonderful Recount - In which an angel named Clarence instructs your humble narrator on what President Al Gore's America would be like.
  • Senate Democrats attempt to stifle Bush policies
  • 'Science' begets irresponsible notions
  • Five-Part Series On The Future Of America's Clergy
  • A Shifting McCain Base - He's got lots of supporters, just not in his party.
  • Sexologist behind report
  • There is no excuse
  • America the litigious, land of the lawyer's fee
  • Surgeon General Report Met With Mixed Reviews
  • Analysis: Door May Open for War Crime Charges Against Clinton
  • Jackson Deserved Worse (District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson - Microsoft case)
  • The Microsoft Decision - The government loses on appeal. Now it should drop the case
  • Ground Chuck - New York's other senator tries a different kind of borking.
  • World Court claims U.S. jurisdiction
  • News Analysis: Schundler No Pushover in New Jersey Race
  • Why They Fear Bret Schundler
  • The ADL pushes ''tolerance"? Why I'm leaving after 25 yearsOnly conservative on the Anti-Defamation League is gone
  • Chinese Doctor Tells Of Organ Removals After Executions
  • Lawyers Put Profit Above Lives
  • Liberals Choose to Make Up Your Mind - Support Choice Only In Matters Regarding Sex
  • GOP gears up to make political hay from tax rebates
  • Senate agrees to floor vote on impasse
  • CARA: Living in the Soviet Union of America
  • New York Times Attacks Bush With Poll
  • How best to honor Bill Clinton?
  • ADM's money bag
  • Religious freedom group sees hope in Bush
  • The Red-State Network: How Fox News Conquered Bush Country -- and Toppled CNN
  • Jesse vs. Al - The power struggle
  • Car spy pushes privacy limit
  • California Targeted - William Simon Jr. might be the man to replace Governor Davis.
  • Pollster Warns Democrats That Bush Is Connecting WIth Hispanics
  • The OPEC of Milk - It's time to shut down Jim Jeffords's favorite cartel
  • Otto-da-Fé - Castro and Dodd wage an inquisition against a Bush nominee
  • Privatization 2001, Reason Public Policy Institute's 15th Annual Report on Privatization and Government Reform
  • Two Bushes - One flips, the other doesn't.
  • Commentary: Real election, real result - Apparently, when Democrats take their message to real voters, they lose.
  • Another Party Switch - Will Democrats learn anything from their Virginia defeat?
  • Grand Old Party
  • Election study conducted by Gore associate
  • PBS vs. the Boy Scouts - Only one P.O.V. gets celebrated.
  • They call it "the democracy predicament." The problem is that the politicians who prattle incessantly about democracy are not willing to accept the voters' democratic decisions
  • A different brand of faith
  • The wine goes flat, the tub grows cold
  • Politicians v. Boy Scouts - Four out of five Democratic Senators vote against the First Amendment
  • Redistricting may unseat 6 Democrats in the House
  • Senators reach Internet tax deal - open the door to increased collection of existing sales taxes that now go largely unpaid on Internet and catalogue sales.
  • Time For Instruction In The Three W's - work, wedlock and worship
  • The war against the Boy Scouts
  • Spinning Vieques
  • Bush has survived media
  • High court backs school prayer
  • 'Remember George, this is no time to go wobbly'
  • An Off Year - Can Republicans win in 2002? And will it matter?
  • A father's gift that will last long past his 'Day'
  • Taking Heart - A Palestinian family's sacrifice reminds us of our common humanity
  • Corporate power?
  • Ireland's stand for freedom - Opposition to European Union
  • When It Comes To Religion, Which Side Is The Court On?
  • Most Americans Trust Bush on Judges - Here Are Poll Numbers the Washington Post Didn't Want You to See
  • Disestablish the cult of liberalism
  • Abandoning Miss Liberty for Ms. Reno
  • The Democratic takeover of the Senate will help Democrats raise money among business donors, but that will probably be offset by a surge in giving by smaller GOP donors anxious to see the Republicans regain control.
  • Meet the Ugly European - After years of deploring American imperialism, the Continent's gripe about American isolationism
  • Chafee might depart GOP if party retakes Senate
  • Random thoughts
  • How To Transform American Politics
  • Hillary's "Village" Is Bombed - correlation between day care and aggressive, defiant and disobedient behavior in children
  • May I Quote You? Lawmakers' Bloopers Keep 'Em
  • Honest voting mistakes do not create disenfranchisement
  • Minority eyed as federal judge
  • Saving John McCain
  • A New Deal for a New Senate - By Tom Daschle
  • The Democrats' Republican Leader - Why McCain won't soon bolt the GOP
  • Matters of Treason - Are conservatives too forgiving of the crimes committed by the Left?
  • ABC/Post Poll Uses Suspect Questions
  • A Global Cultural Potpourri
  • The Sordid Politics of Race-Baiting
  • With Executions, America More Democratic Than Europe
  • A jewel in the crown of self-government - initiative petitions
  • CNN's "Compound" Interest - Siege of the McGuckins of Garfield Bay, Idaho
  • Litigating Librarians - Porn or no porn? Either way, it's grounds for a lawsuit.
  • Steady GOP rebound strategy - The GOP's 60-vote strategy
  • Intended Consequences
  • Waste, fraud linked to Clinton
  • Republican sees gain in House
  • Ignorance or Contempt?
  • Moderation In All Things? Not Quite.
  • The Conundrum of Quotas - Liberals once took risks for equality. It's time for conservatives to do so.
  • Don't Blame the FBI for Ill-Made Law
    McVeigh's case was unusual because the prosecution agreed to give the defense information that it was not entitled to receive. The feds are not required to give defendants witness statements and reports in advance of trial
  • A game of ball control - The death of the Bush agenda may be greatly exaggerated
  • Bringing marriage back into fashion
  • Senate GOP to make push to help Bush's judge picks
  • Roe and Doe: 'abortion harmful'
  • Jeffords a break for Bush?
  • Jeffords’s Money Game - The former Republican’s not-so-generous offer.
  • Bush can push on with agenda
  • It's Democrats' Turn to Sweat Now - Politics: One death, resignation or defection could break the party's fragile hold and give the Senate back to the GOP.
  • Daschle must deal with party mavericks
  • Patronage or Bust! - John McCain’s new crusade
  • Will McCain Jump? - A symposium with Dick Morris, Russ Smith, Kate O’Beirne, & Mark R. Levin.
  • Communication Union Workers Reclaim Illegally Seized Union Dues
  • Dorr-versity - The real story behind another Bush nominee holdup.
  • Daschle’s Rushmore Problem - The new majority leader fibs on Meet the Press.
  • Wave of Communications Bankruptcies Leaving Some Customers Unplugged
  • A Beltway Coup - Bush can get around Daschle by appealing directly to the people
  • GOP rejects Democratic offer on reorganizing Senate
  • Will McCain Be Primaried?
  • The best break Dubya ever got
  • Bush needs more face time
  • One of the stranger indexes you'll ever hear about
  • Daschle must deal with party mavericks
  • What Pentecost means--and not just to Pentecostals.
  • Hillary changes the tone--her own. And it's not pretty.
  • Life In the Minority - It's easier to obstruct Daschle than be majority leader
  • How GOP Can Control Congress
  • McCain's Mutiny Continues
  • Time for a Real Conservative Party
  • From Third Reich to Third Way to Third Rail - New World Order socialists
  • Two Faces of Daschle - The Washington Post can’t make up its mind.
  • True Bipartisanship - Now it's time for Daschle to accommodate the GOP
  • Bush’s California Plan - The president’s plan to win in 2004.
  • ADA, Out of Bounds
    Who can best determine the rules of tournament golf — the PGA or the federal government?
  • Democrats Approached McCain, Chafee as Well
  • Effect of Jeffords Defection
  • A Battle Plan for the Democrats
  • Bush can still achieve much with the help of a few allies
  • A Senate still in the balance
  • The War Between the States is heating up again - California versus Texas
  • Jeffords' Calculated Defection
  • Gephardt's Got Mail - Democratic split: Green vs. blue (collar)
  • Socialists Lose Out - In Canada, Italy and elsewhere, free markets are on the march
  • Signs of stormy policy battles ahead
  • Daschle takes aim at White House agenda
  • Campus Hostility to Free Speech
  • Psychiatry and Homosexuality - Setting the record straight
  • Bush to Pursue Unaltered Agenda - Campaign vs. Senate Democrats Planned
  • No making nice with the Senate assassins
  • A Change In Floor Plan Only
  • How Daschle Won the Senate
  • Funding feminism
  • The whining generation
  • J'accuse Ted Olson!
  • The Permanent Campaign - Can Daschle govern, or is he just another Bill Clinton?
  • Jeffords defection a new headache for Lott
  • Party Switchers at a Glance
  • Mainstream or not, wrong is not right
  • Senator of the century - Strom Thurmond
  • He's Conservative -- Get Over It! (by Robert H. Bork)
  • Attacking Several Fronts
  • Jeffords-Backed Milk Controls Divide Dairy Industry
  • Cheers for the Spectator - Meet R. Emmett Tyrrell, First Amendment hero.
  • A Change In Thinking (homosexuals can go straight)
  • Senate, Gubernatorial Races Mark 2002 As 'Year of the Primary'
  • Why Some Senators Are More in Danger Of the 'Ex' Factor in 2002
  • Land Without Peace: Why Arafat will not stop his war
  • Dan Rather, American Nightmare - He seems to love Bill Clinton so much that white is black.
  • Class Warriors
  • Coming Soon to a Senate Near You...
  • Other universities decline to imitate Columbia's fanaticism over "sexual misconduct."
  • Sharpton to explore a run for presidency
  • Moral equivalence, again (Israeli sentiments toward the Arabs and Arab attitudes toward the Jews and Israel)
  • If I were them...
  • Divided we stand, united they fall (UN Human Rights Commission)
  • The death of Common Sense
  • The hit on Heritage (Heritage Foundation´s policy offerings on China)
  • Dissing Justice Thomas
  • Washington's Favorite Game: Political Payback
  • Assigning Blame - To say the Jews killed Christ is crude and simplistic
  • Black and White and Read All Over
  • Do Unto the Democrats as They Would Do Unto You - Enforce Teddy Kennedy's Rule
  • President Bush is running the White House as if he won the election in a landslide, unapologetically pushing his agenda. The strategy is working.
  • Organizations Find Big Changes in Bush's A-List - Professional Groups Lose International Delegation Spots
  • The Power 25 - Top Lobbying Groups
  • Fortune: NRA Lobby Is No. 1 on Capitol Hill
  • Next to Europe, US is riding high
  • Ashcroft's abuse of power
  • The Senate Plumbers
  • Keep Your Laws Off My Judiciary
  • Democrats face stacked deck
  • Miller accuses fellow Democrats of 'class warfare'
  • So, where are the Democrats?
  • Activists see Bush winning too easily
  • Rogue Informer - As the charges evaporated, so too has Brock’s acknowledged involvement in the phony story.
  • GOP Trades Up (sarcasm)
  • America's amnesia
  • The Angel's Dictionary
  • A presidential hopeful's deal with the devil
  • Naughty, naughty Ashcroft
  • U.S. pulls out of OECD program (The socialist Europeans have another reason to be upset with George W. Bush, bless him. The U.S. has pulled out of the Organization for Economic Cooperation's "Harmful Tax Competition" initiative to blacklist low-tax countries. "The United States does not support efforts to dictate to any country what its own tax rates or tax system should be, and will not participate in any initiative to harmonize world tax systems," explained Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill.)
  • Racial classifications seem step back in time ("one-drop rule")
  • F Is for Foolish (Democrats think their journalist buddies ought to be worried about the appearance of pro-Bush bias.)
  • Nominated While Federalist
  • Hell Hath No Fury Like A Party Scorned (Opposition to Ted Olson as Solicitor General)
  • Suffering from a rapidly spreading case of Mad Liberal Disease, Democrats are foaming at the mouth over the budget, energy prices and President George W. Bush’s judicial nominations.
  • Do Unto the Democrats as They Would Do Unto You - Enforce Teddy Kennedy's Rule
  • Lott urges Pentagon to approve takeover by Northrop
  • The Envy of Europe - The Continent's pols attack President Bush. Coming from them, it's a compliment.
  • Battle For The Courts: It's All Ideology Now
  • Junk Science - Color It Green, And The Press Will Swallow
  • Remember Your Mother's Advice ( United States getting kicked out of two high-profile United Nations committees)
  • The Global Warming Censors
  • Straight Talk - Don't vilify people who decide they no longer want to be gay.
  • House votes to withhold U.N. dues
  • Ashcroft and Advocacy: Did foundations cross the line?
  • 'Centrist' In Liberal-Speak
  • Fixing Sexual Orientation
  • New Study: Gays Can Go Straight
  • America's New Role Models - "Defining Deviancy Down"
  • Democrats give up demand after Bush's 'gesture'
  • Blue-Slip Blackmail - Democrats declare war over the judiciary. Bush must not surrender.
  • We Need Justices Who Mean Business
  • How Leftists Play the Race Card Against Conservatives – And Increase the Flow of Drugs to the Inner City At the Same Time
  • Higher gas prices aren't a conspiracy
  • Republicans want poisoned water
  • Divided they fell
  • Dick Gephardt: America Last - Dick Gephardt has sided with the U.N. Human Rights Commission, and against America.
  • The Return of 'Borking' - Democrats try to hijack the President's judicial nominating power
  • Bipartisanship, Daschle style
  • House team stumbles in its efforts for Bush
  • Group of Democrats aligns with president
  • Clinton praises 'disciplined and focused' Bush
  • Philip Morris lobbies for FDA regulation, antismoking activists against it. What's going on?
  • The slippery slope for Jesse Jackson
  • The funny papers - There's reason to believe that The Nation, although not in my lifetime, was once taken seriously.
  • Gutless Moderates
  • Consider Modesty
  • The Lesson From Cincinnati: Don't Run From Cops
  • The Arsenic Wars
  • Jesse Jackson's grade-B performance over the past several months has highlighted several issues in ways he never intended.
  • Pulitzer’s P.C. Surprise - To hell with good writing.
  • End Monopoly of Black Overseers
  • The Battle Against Teen Pregnancy
  • Right on Track
  • Bush Jumps Into Senate 2002 Battle - Majority Leader Daschle? Don't count on it.
  • Poll Finds Peril to House Democrats' Edge
  • Poll shows president claiming traditional Democratic issues
  • Invasion of the Obvious - I Need A Study To Tell Me Men and Women Are Not Alike?
  • Left's M.O. -- decry dissent
  • Opening Up The Law Schools: Why The Federalist Society Is Invaluable To Robust Debate
  • William Murchison: In defense of Federalist Society
  • Creative acts of love
  • The Left: 100 Days in the Wilderness - Will liberals ever find their way again?
  • Redefining The Right
  • Up for Grabs - Surprise--America's electorate is still divided
  • Government Discovers Motherhood Is Good
  • The last classic Clinton cover-up - Kennewick Man
  • Day Care PC - Moms should stay at home
  • Funding Fundamentals - Bush gets blasted for cuts.
  • Bush's back door to Latino vote?
  • Bush Jumps Into Senate 2002 Battle
  • Question Authority - Conservative radicals want to build universities up, not burn them down
  • Republicans to Planet Earth: Drop Dead
  • When Dr. Mom is Dr. Seuss
  • Bigotry, Bigotry Everywhere
  • All the News We Get from the ACLU
  • Grading the Democrats after the first 100 days of Bush Administration
  • A Profession Not For The Faint Of Faith
  • The Cartoon Wars
  • The desperate search for disorder
  • New leader of Black Caucus charts new course
  • The Left’s Power Politics - For the Left, serving one's political masters is always more important than protecting minorities or punishing brutal dictators.
  • Girls Will Be Boys - Title IX helps turn female athletes into dumb jocks.
  • Federalist Society
  • We Need A Radical Change In DayCare
  • Santa Came
  • The Official Seal Of The Democratic Party
  • Sorry, Al, Still No Change
  • Al, You Lost, And That's All There Is To It
  • Please Stop The Recounts
  • You Want Fries With That?
  • The Kiss; The Kiss Off
  • The Recount Recount Can Now Begin
  • Al who?
  • I invented the internet.
  • A Budget That Doesn't Add Up
  • The Return of Fuzzy Math
  • U.S.S. Ronald Reagan
  • Mixed Race
  • The Evolution of Man
  • Taliban
  • Trial Lawyers
  • Tunnel Under Russian Embassy
  • Someday This Will All Be Yours
  • Moral Environmentalists
  • Why are black school kids disciplined at a rate proportionally higher than other kids?
  • Poisonous politics (arsenic)
  • Rediscovering Supply Side Economics
  • Don't Replace Jesse Jackson - Part of going mainstream is not seeking separate leadership.
  • Woe Is White People
  • In a Russian Republic, ABCs Are Test of Power
  • Pandering To The Victicrats
  • Foster Case Bombshell Tests The Media
  • Preaching a Gospel of Personal Responsibility
  • 11th annual "Chicken Little Award" Winners Named
  • A Marriage of Family and Policy - Bush Gives Government A Leading Social Role
  • The Abolition of Merit - The latest "affirmative action" plan: Don't measure anything
  • Days of Rage - Beltway liberals move on to Plan C: Blow a gasket.
  • Which is Less Likely? Life After Death or Life After the Big Bang?
  • The Purloined Treaty
  • The Moral-Hazard Bubble - This slowdown stems from Clinton's mismanagement of the international economy.
  • Good on you, Bush baby: you go ahead and tell 'em
  • Evolutionists Battle New Theory on Creation
  • On both sides of the Atlantic, Bush drives liberals crazy.
  • Pity the anti-American Left, they're gonna have a hard time on this one
  • Judging a doctor by his skin color
  • Hill Rules Out A Prez Run - Ever
  • Michigan Law School Decision on Race Put on Hold
  • Barbra Streisand's other letters.
  • Dan Rather at a Democratic fund-raiser is not a scandal but a public service.
  • A Meticulous End Planned for McVeigh
  • The Politics of Apology
  • None Dare Call It Censorship
  • Racial Profiling in University Admissions
  • The Hard Heart of Poverty - Bush's 'Compassionate Conservative' Guru Sees Culture as Culprit
  • Take-home pay
  • Affirmative action is on the ropes again
  • Is There a Quota in the House? - The long-simmering debate over affirmative action is coming to a boil.
  • 69 Reasons Why Clinton Wasn’t A Centrist - It was the most liberal presidency ever.
  • Barbra Streisand
  • Why USA Today and the Miami Herald delayed publishing their results
  • Child abuse, anyone? Try dodging this
  • "Pollys" — The 2001 Top Five Politically Correct Outrages
  • School Life Summed Up in a Popular Poem
  • Follow the Money - The Jesse Jackson story
  • Democratic club will be seized by government if taxes not paid
  • How to Get a Job at the Bush White House
  • It's tough being an adult in the land of sound bites and transfer payments
  • Connecting families and teachers online
  • Reformers said Bush's CO2 decision was a payoff for the coal industry's campaign contributions. But natural gas interests, rivals of the coal interests, suffered from Bush's decision -- yet they gave Republicans more money ($4.8 million) last year than coal interests gave ($3.37 million)
  • Look Who’s “Not Qualified” Now - Bizarre political sect ousted from nomination process.
  • Bush judicial appointees should be pro-parent
  • Democrats pledge $13 million for redistricting
  • Unions Finance Jackson Staffers - Work Isn't `Quid Pro Quo,' He Says
  • Navy Construction Workers and Cooks Feed Homeless, Stay Sharp
  • Group Advocates Armed Parent Patrols for U.S. Schools
  • Democrats are threatening to delay judicial nominees in response to the White House dismissal of the American Bar Association (ABA) in the vetting process
  • Jackson's Fundraising Methods Spur Questions
  • Memo to: Yasir Arafat - From: President George W. Bush
  • Stop school shooting by putting children first
  • How to stop school shootings
  • When speech isn't free (Horowitz Ad)
  • What America needs is a moxie transplant (Horowitz Ad)
  • Unions See Bush Moves as Payback for Backing Gore (Now where would they get that idea? They're such a lovable bunch of guys, they can't imagine anyone opposing their positions on principle.)
  • Conservative group says Bush won Florida
  • Unions finance Jackson staffers
  • Silence Shrouds Proposed Fetus-Child Regulation
  • Brown's much ado about the ad
  • Voter Values Determine Political Affiliation
  • Absolute Scandal - The Clinton-Reno years.
  • Ambitious members of the black clergy have begun suggesting publicly that Mr. Jackson's role as the nation's pre-eminent African-American figure is on the wane and that the time is right for a new generation of leadership.
  • Bush: Crouching Moderate, Hidden Conservative
  • Raising the Bar - Bush takes a liberal special interest group out of judge selection
  • Court vacancies unlikely to be filled soon
  • Intelligent Design - Enlisting Science to Find the Fingerprints of a Creator
  • A Replacement for the U.N.
  • Hostility Toward Religion: Can the Lions Be Far Behind?
  • Bush seeks Israeli security, not a peace prize
  • Inside Report: Florida retribution
  • Cheap Shots From Her Glass House
  • The Diversity Excuse - If it holds up, racial preferences will be permanent.
  • What's Wrong With McCain?
  • GLAADly Ignored - The omission that proves the rule of gay media activism.
  • McCain Against Bush - How the 2004 presidential race affects campaign finance reform.
  • Congress bickers over trivia while the economy burns
  • GOP Will Never Say Die In Pursuit Of Clintons
  • Bush, aides boost access of conservative media
  • Trade Fight Means A Dem Civil War
  • Bush Moving to Undo Clinton's Midnight Regulations
  • Politics and Prosecutors - Bush shouldn't hesitate to replace U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White.
  • Patently Wrong - Not all AIDS activists are blockheads or Communists, just the influential ones.
  • News Analysis: Bush Faces Quandaries of Economy and Energy
  • Bush signs repeal of ergonomic rules into law
  • Florida: The running tally
  • Democrats already pondering 2004
  • This Has Got To Be A Great Porn Website! The ACLU Endorsed It
  • Death of the Phantom Dimple - It turns out Palm Beach citizens are smart enough to vote after all
  • Student should have been allowed to draw gun... with a pen
  • Tony Snow’s Stiff Neck - This man’s got backbone.
  • Inside the Pen - Tom Shatz on pork and more.
  • Ergonomics repeal succeeds - President's approval a victory for business interests who criticized cost
  • Internet Filters Used to Shield Minors Censor Speech, Critics Say
  • Hillary's Got the Lease With the Mo$t
  • Congressional offices struggle with growing amount of e-mail
  • Dot-Coms Pull Back On Internet Freebies
  • Censoring the Truth
  • Cheney's Woes: A Win-Win For W.
  • A Sensational Sex Trial - But Where Is The Press Corps?
  • Digital Divide or Dividend?
  • The liar is gone but the lying continues
  • Apparently it's not the deed but the doer that matters. Or perhaps, says Public Service Research President David Denholm, the outrage by "the pooh-bahs of organized labor . . . at having lost the presidential election has clouded their memory."
  • Ending School Violence - Instructions for Congress.
  • Love Bombing - The Associated Press thinks loving your children is controversial.
  • Army Concedes, Allows Elite Rangers Their Own Beret Color
  • Write-Wing Conspiracy - The Clinton administration produced few books worth reading. Bush may be different
  • The Real Ronnie White - The Show-Me State's most famous jurist doesn't live up to his iconic billing.
  • Click here to see HR.1017 - To prohibit the unsolicited e-mail known as ``spam''.
  • Perils in the enemy's argument - the case for privatizing Social Security and the case for school vouchers
  • Rehabilitating Design in Science
  • States argue for taxing Internet transactions
  • TIME.com Profile: Mary Jo White - Bad news for Clinton et al.: The woman set to head up any Pardongate prosecutions is a tenacious attorney who isn't afraid to step on a few toes
  • The Borrowing Pit - Why won’t Larry King credit his sources?
  • Republicans Go Pork - This is what Democrats do.
  • Buy Now, Pay Never - What about the excesses of the appetites of the borrower?
  • Bipartisan Flag Protection Amendment Introduced
  • No Censorship Here - They were cowardly at Cal, but at Wisconsin, we won't give in to badgering.
  • Buffalo Hill - Hillary buying votes with other people's money
  • Clemency Inquiry Is Expanded to All 177 of Clinton's Last-Minute Cases
  • Chappaqua Chappaquidick
  • The liberals keep falling
  • Free speech dies in Berkeley
  • Ralph & George & Fannie & Freddie
  • Time for Him (Terry McAuliffe) to Go - Editorial in The New Republic
  • Dems Disarray Hampers Ability to Block Bush, GOP Proposals
  • Katherine Harris Not Responsible for Felon Purges
  • President Moves Quickly on Judgeships
  • Poll: Bill Clinton could be next New York mayor
  • Report: Ballot cost Gore 6,600 votes - Palm Beach County discrepancies in count of ‘overvotes’
  • Loco Parentis Goes Loco - LULAC targets 12-year-olds.
  • The Dems’ Black Doormats - Democrats keep the black man down.
  • Bill Bennett talks about the future of the American family
    State of the Culture - An interview with William J. Bennett.
  • Xenophobia on the Wing? - The old question arises, ought education to be tied to utility?
  • The Democrats Aren't 'Just Resting'
  • A Nation Still Learning What Madison Knew
  • ‘Undervotes’ may have helped Gore - Newspaper recount finds 784 votes in Palm Beach County
  • Jackson Denies Financial Impropriety, Says He's a Victim
  • In Bush Cabinet, It's Both Advise And Dissent
  • NAACP Official: Democrats 'Don't Take Black Votes For Granted
  • Learning From Clinton - It May Be Early, But Lots Of Democrats Are Ready To Run
  • Clinton on Bush's tax cut plan: Ask Hillary
  • Use of JFK voice in tax ad decried by Kennedy
  • Gallup poll: Clinton popularity at all-time low
  • Substantial Numbers of Americans Continue to Doubt Evolution as Explanation for Origin of Humans - Gallup Poll results
  • Gallup Poll results
  • Two-Thirds of Americans Support the Death Penalty - Gallup Poll results
  • Another Clinton legacy: the economy - Investor Optimism Provides Another Gloomy Sign for Economy - Gallup Poll results
  • Despite Dire Predictions of Global Warming, Americans Have Other Priorities - Gallup Poll results
  • A Modest Proposal - Why not tax reform that cuts to the root of the problem?
  • "All the news that fits the slant"
  • Conservative history professor Jay Bergman is waiting for the day when advocates of "diversity" demand that conservatives and Republicans - who are under-represented on college faculties - be hired in numbers consistent with their percentage in the general population. Does this sound silly? If so, then Bergman has made his point.
  • Hey, hey, ho, ho, SAT has got to go!? Can you say 'race quotas'?
  • Popularity of Clintons Sags in New Poll
  • Democrats Paid 'Nonpolitical' Jackson Groups
  • Jesse Jackson
  • OSHA
  • The CBS anti-Bush jihad continues
  • Morality's destination is goodness
  • All that's left in America - It looks to me like the left is implementing a "search and destroy" strategy until the next right-wing blunder.
  • The GOP and race revisited
  • Unprecedented Present Warmth: The Lie Takes a Licking...Again!
  • Claremont Institute's Mission: Conservative - Guided by the Founding Fathers, think tank members hope to nudge U.S. public policy back to the right.
  • Reaganites Want Entire Nation To Memorialize Former President
  • Ending Corporate Welfare as We Know It - Two cheers for the president
  • Influential Republican, NAACP leader to meet
  • Senate repeals Clinton workplace injury rule
  • Commentary: Contrary Wisdom: Democrats aren't divided
  • War Room Closed
  • Blacks arrested more for 'hate crimes' FBI report confirms higher rate than whites for racial attacks
  • Liberal filmmaker Rob Reiner seeks White House's help on children's issues
  • Dan Rather's Maalox moment
  • Jackson opens up on PUSH finances
  • Jackson Makes Finances Public
  • What's wrong with the Democrats?
  • Senate Debates Overturning Midnight Clinton Regulations
  • Ergonomic Idiocy - Congress should turn back Clinton's last minute OSHA regs
  • The Roll Call 50 Richest Members of Congress
  • The Bushes Value Loyalty – So Why This?
  • When tax cuts hit Texas
  • The Obstacle Course - How do you lead a party past a former President who just can't seem to get out of the way?
  • The democrats' new golden boy
  • Dressing It Up As Science Can't Disguise the Politics
  • Race data complicate new voting districts
  • A Republican Senate?
  • Statehood for D.C. and Berkeley?
  • With Friends Like These… - Congressional Republicans turn out to be a hard sell on Bush’s budget plan.
  • Hillary’s Empire State Blues - Finding herself in the Al Gore position.
  • Who Speaks for the Democrats? - Pondering the loss of the bully pulpit.
  • Dems' Resentment Racket
  • A Thankful Gore Clasps Donors Before They Stray - Al Gore shows signs of actively positioning himself for another try should he decide to run for the presidency in 2004
  • Progressives, Democratic-Socialists Insist Bush 'Did Not Win the Election'
  • 'Racist' Card
  • The New Player-Haters
  • Democrats and the ghost of 2002
  • Racial Turbulence Rattles Congress
  • Senate fight brews over ergonomic regulations
  • The Black Caucus strives to create a racial issue.
  • While critics attempt to keep George W. Bush off-balance with a succession of curve balls, the president appears determined to stay in the batter’s box and drive home his tax-cut program.
  • A Stop She Missed On That Listening Tour
  • McCall vs Cuomo a Conundrum for Hillary
  • Global Warming's Dirty New Secret - Global warming pushers should be choking on soot this week. Instead the global warming-friendly media is choking a potentially devastating story.">
  • Democrats begin testing 2004 presidential bids
  • Mary Jo White-Wash
  • Democratic Hopes for Retaking U.S. House Dealt Blow - Census Bureau Recommends Actual Enumeration for Redistricting
  • Humble Schumer Outshines Diva Clinton
  • Some Non-Profits May See Federal Funding Spigot Shut Off
  • Why Daschle Is Getting Rolled - Democrats are learning what it's like not to have the bully pulpit
  • CBS Ignores Own Poll Showing Tax Cut Support
  • His Perks and Power Gone, Clinton Faces Storm Alone
  • Bush Directs Ashcroft To Review Racial Profiling Procedures
  • Black Caucus, Ashcroft Have Tense Meeting
  • Ashcroft tells caucus he's committed to ending racial profiling
  • Bush proposes small tax cut - Half the size of Reagan's tax cut or JFK's
  • Democrats rely on baseline budgets
  • Common threads in Clinton pardons
  • A dead end to the paper chase -
  • Feds watch closely as corruption-riddled Chicago suburb votes
  • Bush v. Clinton: 'A New Approach'
  • Second Poll Faults Hillary
  • News Analysis: Bush Makes a Narrow Focus on a Few Signature Issues
  • Clinton Attorney Turns Over Presidential Library Documents
  • Is it charm or just plain offensive? - MSNBC poll gets results I bet they did not expect. "Did President Bush convincingly pitch his tax plan to the American people?" --There were 869 responses -- Yes. He made the case that it will benefit everyone. 60% -- No. It seems the plan will favor rich taxpayers more than the poor and middle-class. 38% -- I don't understand the details. 3%
  • All Stagecraft, No Statecraft - Why Bush's Speech To Congress Evokes A Certain 50's Nostalgia, Says CBSNews.com's Dick Meyer In This Commentary
  • Clinton Corruption Plays Us for Fools—We Won’t Forget
  • Poll: Pardon Flap Harming Hillary
  • Clinton Pledges Not to Make News Anymore
  • Congressman wants to limit pardon authority for outgoing presidents (for the period starting one month prior to a presidential election through Inauguration Day)
  • Up for grabs -- spouses seeking political jobs held by spouses
  • Bush's speech to Congress has long tradition
  • Congressional Investigators Reject Clinton Records Proposal
  • Clinton library offers new compromise in pardon probe
  • Bush must win tax war by selling his plan - If he doesn't get the tax cut, the GOP can kiss Congress goodbye in 2002.
  • Bob Herbert, considered by some to be the most liberal columnist for the Democratic Party's "newspaper of record," is fed up.
  • Clintons let Gore take the fall - The pardon of an herbal-remedy salesman was initially pinned on the vice president, as the first couple kept quiet.
  • Outrage in Colombia Over Clinton's Commutation of Drug-Money Launderer's Sentence
  • Ex-Democratic fund-raiser's problems too big for region
  • AlGore's last chance
  • How The USDA Wastes Your Money - $50,000 each to twelve thousand blacks
  • Key Goals Face Early Obstacles
  • Where Are All Of Bill's Gals Now?
  • Political Missteps by Organized Labor
  • Tally no! Keep counting votes in Florida (if they count them enough times, Gore is sure to win once, and then the Democrats will say that is enough counting)
  • Looking For Gore Votes
  • Hillary: The Op-Ed
  • Clearing Up Florida
  • GOP Courts Black Vote With Eye On Next Elections
  • Newspaper analysis of votes gives Bush slight Florida edge
  • Clinton disliked Stephanopoulos, Freeh, Reno, Reich
  • They knew they'd get away with it
  • Dropping SATs in California has nothing to do with being 'fair'
  • In education, blacks closing the gap with whites
  • Pardongate Figures Gave Money To Hillary
  • Judicial Watch And Bob Barr Join To Block 44 Pardons
  • Shut Down the NGA - Now little more than a Washington lobby for Internet taxation.
  • Disarming the NAACP - Why won’t Kweisi Mfume defend Julian Bond?
  • Blacks have voted overwhelmingly Democratic for years, but now they seem to be rethinking their political allegiances.
  • Retrograde Movement
  • Cut Him Loose
  • A Legacy Yet to Be Determined
  • Republicans address thin black ranks
  • Bill Clinton isn't black! - It's time to bury the ridiculous and insulting notion that the former president is anything but white
  • New Yorkers don't believe Hillary
  • Probers examine Mrs. Rich's visits to White House
  • Teddy K campaign cash goes for champagne, symphony
  • Jesse Jackson's income raises questions
  • Is it freedom of religion or freedom from it?
  • Do the pardons vindicate the impeachment effort?
  • NAACP President Accepts Invitation to Meet with Republicans
  • GOP Courts Black Vote With Eye on Next Elections
  • Hey, what's with all those Clinton haters at the New York Times?
  • Bill Loves Sex; Hillary Loves Cash
  • WashPostie: Denise Rich May Have Had White House Key
  • Clinton comes to Harlem - The President chooses a neighborhood most like himself
  • Life with baby Hughie - Hillary's brother always craved her attention. He finally got it
  • Pardon me, boys - Hillary says she knows nothing about her brother's dealings with her husband, but a new investigation may change that
  • Will there be chaos or calm after the Strom?
  • Report: Sen. Clinton's brother lobbied for other pardons
  • Analysis suggests vote recount favored Bush
  • Undervotes Support Bush Win
  • Florida dozen savor Clinton clemency - Most enjoyed no insider connections but still won pardons, lesser sentences
  • Study: Gore would not have won on recount
  • Alaskan party stumps for independence - Seeks lawful vote on state's political future, possible secession
  • Miami Herald to publish story on Florida recount dispute
  • House, Senate consider merging pardon probes
  • Democratic governors an upbeat minority
  • Clinton Pardons: Ego Fed a Numbers Game
  • Don't Expect A Trial Of This Crime Family
  • Hillary's Ratings Take Dive
  • Access Proved Vital in Last-Minute Race for Clinton Pardons
  • Presidential libraries: Who needs them? - Prez Power - Perks, scandals, a library to call your own
  • Transcript of Hillary's Press Conference
  • This Time, Clintons Find Their Support Buckling From Weight of New Woes
  • Meltdown - The final days of a presidency shape its place in history
  • A Messy Divorce - Will Democrats muster the courage to leave the Clintons?
  • 'They Are the President' - Hillary wasn't oblivious to what her husband was doing
  • Everything's Relative
  • Clinton crime family marches on
  • Liberal racists and the blacks that protect them
  • Clinton defenders finally admit to his power abuses
  • Liberals Right for Wrong Reason
  • Hey, Jack, Give Yours Back, Too?
  • Imperial Executive
  • Did the Jews make him do it? - Clinton’s pardon of Rich puts Israeli and American Jewish leaders on the spot
  • Al Hunt: Left-wing Flack
  • We Must Have Joint Senate-House Pardongate Investigation
  • Frank Newport: America's greatest presidents
  • Stuart Rothenberg: Clinton actions hurt friends and help adversaries
  • Governors gather in Washington
  • DNC claims Gore won Florida Party relies on newspaper recounts to announce 721-vote victory
  • A Million-Dollar Pledge Raises More Questions for Clinton
  • Hillary Joins The Pardon Fray: It's Officially All In The Family
  • Shake This Family Tree And Watch The Nuts Fall
  • Ken Starr Weighs in on Pending Microsoft Appeal
  • It takes a tabloid to get the scoop - Big media willfully ignorant in Clinton pardon coverage
  • There’s something about Hillary - Is she a role model for women in politics or just another lying weasel?
  • Jeb Bush in tears over criticism of black staffers, appointees
  • Roger Clinton Promised 6 Friends They Would Get Pardons
  • Voting fraud investigation looks at drive to register more blacks
  • The Southern Strategy Worked
  • Sen. Clinton's Envelopes
  • Clinton Bio: Prez Traded Clemency for Silence on 'Love Child' Charge
  • Jeb Bush Tearful Over Criticism
  • Hot Rodham - The Florida Bar should punish Hugh.
  • The mystery of the docile Democrats - How long will they keep jumping through Ringmaster George's hoops?
  • Unpardonable - Former President Clinton's disgraceful exit raises an awful possibility: Maybe he was as morally bankrupt as his right-wing enemies said.
  • Another pardon that stinks (according to Salon.com)
  • Red vs. Blue - Readers react: Is it finally time to turn on Bill Clinton -- or is that response long overdue?
  • The press corps, happy at last
  • Culture Reformers Must Either Put Up or Shut Up - By Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
  • The Clinton $600 Million Farm Loan Ripoff
  • Clinton Administration Sold to China Systems Used by Iraq
  • Hillary Out of the Loop? Not Likely, Friends Say
  • House Republicans reach out to black voters
  • Bush announces increase in health funding
  • More presidential clemencies under scrutiny
  • Hill In The Hot Seat
  • Why We Know That Bill Knew
  • Questions For The Whole Clan
  • Congressional Black Caucus Members Blast Democratic Leaders
  • Now it's about her - A sloppy White House exit and a clouded Senate debut
  • The U.S. attorney's office is investigating former President Clinton's last-minute decision to commute the sentences of four men convicted of stealing millions in government funds
  • Marc's Money Trail
  • Who is Carlos Vignali? - The Drug Trafficker Whose Sentence Was Commuted by Clinton
  • Navy court of inquiry on USS Greeneville will be public
  • Armey Expresses Concern About 'Racial McCarthyism' - asked the head of the NAACP to meet with him
  • Bloodied But Unbowed, Chavez Forms Group to Monitor Labor
  • Transcript of Bush news conference
  • Clintons to partially comply with donor list subpoena
  • The Use And Abuse Of Executive Orders And Other Presidential Directives
  • The Controversial Pardon of International Fugitive Marc Rich
  • A father's pursuit of clemency for son
  • Quid Pro Quo by Hillary bro? - Drug dealer paid Rodham to seek pardon by Clinton
  • Clinton treasurer, brother helped seek pardons
  • Sen. Clinton campaign official involved in pardons
  • Clinton Denies Culpability: New Issue, Same Old Story
  • Whistleblowers Offer Glimpse of Scandalous Clinton Administration
  • Mark Rich and the Russia Connection
  • Investigate Both Clintons as if They Were International Crooks
  • Hanssen Case: A Trifle Compared to Clinton-China Connection
  • Congressman to seek Thurmond's Senate seat
  • Thurmond's Senate departure will leave political vacuum
  • A Defense of Bush v. Gore by Richard Posner, a judge on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
  • Former president calls Rich pardon 'disgraceful'
  • McAuliffe Knew About Teamsters Plan to Swap Funds, Officials Say
  • Timber industry optimistic about Bush administration
  • Clinton does the Harlem shuffle
  • A Future Without the NEA? Warhol Foundation's "Creative Capital" Fund Paves the Way
  • America’s First “Public Service” Billionaire
  • A student who protested "Corpus Christi," which portrays Jesus as gay, has filed suit. He claims ill treatment.
  • Student sues college for psychiatric abuse - Sent to mental ward after he objected to play depicting Jesus as homosexual
  • The case against Darwin
  • Mother fights evolution curriculum - Faces battle with state board of education over accuracy of information
  • GOP senators want Gorton on circuit court
  • Don't Be Surprised If House Republicans Kick the Midterm Jinx
  • John Podhoretz: Bill's One-Two Punch Against Israel - 'Blame The Jews'
  • Yet Another Reagan Feat To Frustrate Bryant Gumbel
  • Bill And Hillary A 'crafty' Duo
  • Conservatives see boom times in the immediate future
  • Bill, How Low Can You Go? - Apparently it may be a bottomless pit. TIME's Elaine Shannon and Viveca Novak investigated the pardon of Harvey Weinig and mined some gems
  • How Can We Miss You If You Never Go Away? - Smelly pardons, expensive gifts, deluxe offices--is this any way for a former President to behave?
  • Commentary: And now, a look ahead to 2008
  • Conservatives Feel Vindicated by Clinton's Acts
  • Architect of Bush's Presidency Is Still Building Bridges of Power
  • Heritage memo calls Clinton's late executive orders 'improper, illegal'
  • Clinton library another controversy - Critics upset that president did fund raising while in office
  • Too rich a deal for ex-presidents?
  • Bush takes swipe at organized labor - Executive orders limit political spending, restricted bidding
  • Keeping watch on the high court
  • No Retirement Announcements Yet, But Predictions Abound
  • Poll: Reagan, Kennedy, Lincoln get nod as 'greatest presidents'
  • Conservatives Must End Government Funding Of Non-Profits
  • Conservative Black Leader: GOP Majority Depends On Black Support
  • Democrats promise to increase pressure on census sampling
  • Bush takes swipe at organized labor
  • Conservatives happy with Bush so far
  • The Conservative Party
  • Buzz Kill - Thurmond, Helms Health Rumors Flying
  • Inside Report: Democrats on South Carolina death watch
  • Poll: 'Greedy' Clintons Fall as Bush Rises
  • Controversy over Clinton has some benefits for Bush
  • Thomas' Star Rises as Bush Puts Allies in Key Legal Posts
  • Democrats See a Party Adrift as Presidential Loss Sinks In
  • Bush uses end runs around Beltway media
  • Bush to Sign Orders Opposed by Labor, AFL-CIO Told
  • Warnings and humor at conference
  • Right says left will fight dirty in 2002
  • Conservatives must end funding of nonprofits
  • Gilmore tells conservatives to "make world new"
  • Conservatives Happy With Bush
  • CPAC: The conservatives' gathering place
  • Conservatives Reminded That Power Can Be Fleeting
  • Conservatives Warn of Leftist Dirty Tricks
  • Justice Thomas Comes out Swinging
  • Text of Justice Thomas' AEI Speech
  • Cheney tells conservatives Bush will govern in Reagan tradition
  • CPAC Panelist Scores Democrats as 'Racist' Party
  • Clinton Office Talks Stalled - Giuliani Not Ready to Give Up Lease
  • Buzz Kill - Thurmond, Helms Health Rumors Flying
  • Clinton Commotion Just Keeps Going and Going and Going ...
  • The Big Lie
  • Census estimates heighten partisan fight over sampling
  • Lieberman urg