Liberal invective against George W. Bush has not yet descended to the depths plumbed by conservatives in their crusade against the Clintons, but that isn’t because nobody’s trying. Mr. Bush’s most zealous opponents apparently believe that his faults, and those of his cronies and his administration, will be insufficient to unseat him next year. Read More
What if I told you I’d stolen the skull of Prescott Bush, George W.’s grandfather? Snuck up to the Bush family burial plot in the depths of the night, dug up the coffin, cracked it open, yanked the skull off the skeleton and slipped away with it. How would you react? How would George W. Read More
You don’t have to be a liberal to oppose the death penalty.
Lately, in fact, it seems that you don’t even have to be against the death penalty to be against the death penalty. If you’re a conservative who is suddenly worried about executing the innocent, you can endorse a “moratorium” on state murder.
The uproar over the 900-page Cox report on Chinese espionage already has started to subside, but Republican efforts to exploit its findings for political advantage are sure to continue. Representative Christopher Cox, the very conservative Republican of California who chaired the special committee, has remained comparatively cool in his approach to this thorny topic, but Read More
