Tuesday, November 30, 2004

articles 11/30

Who Is John Stott?
by David Brooks

The problem is Putin
by George Will

Presidential losers left with nowhere to go
Democrats kicked Gore to the curb. Kerry is likely next. Dispatching the vanquished so quickly isn't serving the party — or the country.
By Ross K. Baker

The Grassroots Can Save Democrats
Howard Dean paved the way to future victories.
by Joe Trippi

No Need for Nukes
The Iranian regime owes Bush a thank-you note--and disarmament.
by Brendan Miniter

Religion, Politics, and the New Obtuseness
Liberals in a tizzy over religious voters and Bush's reelection need a refresher course on the American tradition of religious expression in the political arena.
by Claudia Winkler

Recount 2004
Look for Ohio to take an honored place in fevered left-wing lore.
by Rich Lowry

Why We Need a Marriage Amendment
by Robert P. George, David L. Tubbs

Can Terrorists Turn Out Gotham’s Lights?
by Mark P. Mills, Peter W. Huber

NY Sun
Cuts To U.N. Funding Are Weighed by Senate In Sanctions Scandal

NY Sun
Rumsfeld for Defense

November Diary
The dangers of parody, MOPEs, and more.
by John Derbyshire

Iraqi bomb labs signal attacks in the works
by Bill Gertz

The Langley Lobotomy
By David Ignatius

A Second Term of Surprises?
By David S. Broder

Intelligence reform recess
by Frank J. Gaffney Jr.

Boston Globe
From left, religious figures make a push

W. Times
Fighting fear with faith

AP
Netherlands Hospital Euthanizes Babies

AFP
Early anti-Bush demos fizzle in Canada

Real Clear Politics
Wilson, War & Democracy

NY Times
Too Much Stress May Give Genes Gray Hair

Hollywood Reporter
Humble Rather earned departure fit for an icon
"'Ed Murrow's ghost is here. I've seen him and talked
to him on the third floor of this building many times
late at night. And I can tell you that he's watching
over us'"...

USA Today
Alexander the Great tells his own story in fictional ‘Virtues of War'

My "Bomb" Review
Song by song comments on the new U2 album from a Christian perspective

Entertainment Weekly
On the Edge
U2's most underrated songs.

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