Bush's 'Freedom Speech'
by William Safire
Gender Fender-Bender
It is not Harvard president Lawrence Summers who owes women an apology.
by Ruth Wisse
The Nation
Talking Back To Bush
Below is my running commentary on Bush's inaugural speech. Too bad heckling the president is a federal crime.
Well Disguised
by David Kusnet
President Bush's rhetoric yesterday was more liberal than the rhetoric of most Democrats.
A Case of "Mission Inebriation"?
by Peggy Noonan
WSJ Editorial
Liberty Bell Ringer
An idealistic Bush puts dictators on notice.
Visions in Need of a Little Realism
by E. J. Dionne Jr.
Bush Gave a Great Speech. But What Did it Mean?
by Chris Suellentrop
Loud and Clear from the 'Plain-Speaking Fella'
by David Broder
Washington Post
The Rhetoric of Freedom
The Inaugural Speech: NY Times Wash Times USA Today
Military on the Mall: Defeating the Jihadists
by Diana West
Bush Smashes the Wall Between the Idealists and the Realists
by Fred Barnes
Pitch For Global Democracy Forgets Iraq War
by Robert Novak
Bush's Faith in Liberty
A close reading of what the president believes.
by Terry Eastland
The Hersh File
Sy gets it wrong, again.
by Michael Ledeen
NY Sun
A Conservative Answer to Michael Moore
Profile: Evan Coyne Maloney
George Bush, Style & Substance
by John P. Avlon
New Threat to U.S. Power Looms
by Charles Krauthammer
U2 - The GOAL IS SOUL
by Steve Stockman
Stocki shares a few nuggets from their latest album HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB for Faith For Life magazine
Album Meditation
The Prodigal Journey of U2, or Returning Home to Find a ‘Bomb’
by G. Russell McCarty
U2's 'Vertigo Tour' to Be Announced Monday
Kings of Leon are onboard and U2.Com will have the itinerary first.
U2.Com has learned that the band's 2005 'Vertigo Tour' will kick off on the west coast of the US in late March and arrive in Europe for the summer. Tickets for the tour will go on sale on January 29.
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