Tuesday, November 16, 2004

articles 11/16

NY Sun
Saddam's Pilfering Via the U.N. Estimated at $21 Billion

Saddam oil-food gains doubled
By Bill Gertz

Washington Blade
Gays explain why they voted for Bush
‘National security more important than marriage’

Liberal Agenda A Tonic For State
by Dan Haar

WSJ
The Powell Lesson
Will the State Department now support American foreign policy?

AP
Military Bases Are Told Not To Sponsor Boy Scout Troops

WSJ
And the Nominees Are . . .
Here's a short list of who might be on deck for the Supreme Court.
By Melanie Kirkpatrick

'The Last Mission'
The Swift Boat Veterans gather to assess their impact on the campaign.
by John Fund

OpinionJournal.com
The Spark of Democracy
A roundup of the past month's good news from Afghanistan.

Weekly Standard
The CIA Fights Back
The Agency fights back as Porter Goss and the Bush administration push for institutional reform.

Right Wrong To Gloat As Mr. Caution Exits, Stage Left
By John Podhoretz

NRO.com
Going Nuclear
Will the GOP change the filibuster rule for judicial nominees?

WSJ
AmEx Sues Its Credit-Card Rivals
Visa, MasterCard, 8 BanksNamed in Legal ChallengeClaiming Unfair Alliances

A New Team
by David Frum

'Moral Suicide,' à la Wolfe
By David Brooks

Validation By Defeat
Belief in the infantilism of the American public has been an expanding facet of 'progressive' thinking for 50 years and is especially intense now
By George Will

The Senate vs. the U.N.
by Robert Novak

Porter’s Purge
What spymasters?
by Michael Ledeen

NRO.com
Shut Up and Paint
Bush-hatred colors Manhattan’s art scene.

NY Times
Fired Flight Attendant Finds Blogs Can Backfire
By Christine Negroni

Belmont Club
The C.I.A. Shake-up

#7 Michigan at Ohio State
Saturday, Nov. 20 • 1:00 p.m. EST
Ohio Stadium • Columbus, Ohio
ABC Television

USA Today
Michigan has Ohio State's attention

AP
Ohio State has little to lose against Michigan

Detroit Free-Press
Wolverines, beware: Rival Buckeyes won't roll over

AP
Wolverines determined not to let Buckeyes spoil their season

Detroit News
Feud is heated, but forget hate
The Wolverines still respect the Buckeyes, and vice versa, despite the game's importance

VH-1
Listen to the How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb

Time
Mysterious Ways
Making records has always been misery for U2. But on 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb,' they rediscovered the secret: fusion

Inner Focus Drives Bonds
by Jayson Stark

USA Today
Pennies pay off when Ohio collector cashes in

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