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DAILY FEATURES |
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Wednesday, November 20, 2002 |
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| Kerry Nation |
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| Washington Prowler |
| Democratic leftward drift favors the Massachusetts senator. But where does that leave Terry McAuliffe? |
| The Prowler, 11/20/02 1:01:00 AM |
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| What Ailes the Times |
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| Political Hay |
| The liberal paper of record seizes on Bob Woodward's latest -- but without naming him -- to trash the man behind Fox News. |
| George Neumayr, 11/20/02 12:58:00 AM |
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| Brain Drain |
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| Special Report |
| Al Gore's championing of Canadian health care is not exactly new. |
| Jeremy Lott, 11/20/02 12:48:00 AM |
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| Jack and the Black Cats |
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| The Current Crisis |
| Why this
sudden interest in John F. Kennedy's dreadful health problems, which
biographers like Thomas Reeves and Richard Reeves documented years ago? |
| R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., 11/20/02 12:04:00 AM |
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Tuesday, November 19, 2002 |
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| Gore's Heavy Heart |
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| Washington Prowler |
| He listens to its every beat. Also: Shays on the run. Plus: All eyes on Mississippi 2003. |
| The Prowler, 11/19/02 12:05:00 AM |
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| Ararat |
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| Movie Takes |
| Atom
Egoyan’s curiously unemotional re-telling of the story of the Armenian
massacres of 1915 loses itself in its inability to tear itself away from
the present day. |
| James Bowman, 11/19/02 12:02:00 AM |
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| Without a Prayer |
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| Reader Mail |
| To Iraq and back, without the bishops' blessing. Plus more. |
| 11/19/02 12:01:00 AM |
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Monday, November 18, 2002 |
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| The Aloha Kid |
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| Washington Prowler |
| Bill Clinton's new motto: You pay, you lose. Also: Bill Frist's bill comes due. Also: President Di-Fi. |
| The Prowler, 11/18/02 12:03:00 AM |
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| Evidence of Realignment |
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| Political Hay |
| The election of 2002 looms as big as FDR's victory in 1932. |
| David Hogberg, 11/18/02 12:02:00 AM |
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Friday, November 15, 2002 |
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| A Bad Case of the Crazies |
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| Enemy of the Week |
| The losers of Election 2002 are really starting to lose it. |
| Enemy Central, 11/15/02 3:26:00 PM |
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| Jesus at the Wheel |
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| To Be Absolutely Frank |
| Make way for the Evangelical Environmental Network and its advertising drive against SUVs and other gas guzzlers. |
| Francis X. Rocca, 11/15/02 12:17:00 AM |
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| Republicans at Risk |
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| Washington Prowler |
| GOP rivalries undermine Louisiana's Senate race. Also: Gary Hart's latest option. |
| The Prowler, 11/15/02 12:04:00 AM |
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| The Arrogance of Power |
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| Political Hay |
| Democrats in Georgia suffered the worst defeat of all. Here's why. |
| Hunter Baker, 11/15/02 12:03:00 AM |
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| Signs of National Health |
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| Reader Mail |
Justice Thomas. A presidential grownup. Oregon in the lead. Green Gore, and more.
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Thursday, November 14, 2002 |
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| The New Ralph Reed |
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| Washington Prowler |
| A huge winner in Election 2002 learns to wait his turn. Plus: John Edwards -- in the footsteps of Henry James. |
| The Prowler, 11/14/02 12:03:00 AM |
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| The Next Old Big Thing |
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| Political Hay |
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way will the Democrats turn now? Strategically and tactically, it's
obvious. National health care will be their next big issue. |
| Lawrence Henry, 11/14/02 12:02:00 AM |
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| LIP SERVICE |
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Bias's first name isn't always Media. Sometime's it's East Coast. Take
November 5, by most accounts a smashing GOP win. That's only because
La-La California no longer is included in most political calculations
coming out of the East. At best it's a forgotten region, of no import to
President Bush's re-election so long as he seems certain to carry
Florida, which he is after brother's easy re-election. This week we are
in California, if only to confirm that political time has passed it by.
The first signs are promising. Our hometown gazette in Santa Barbara on
Sunday reprinted a San Francisco Chronicle column by Joan Ryan,
who has come up with an ingenious way to smear victorious Senate
Republicans: In a photo spread of likely new committee chairmen, she
noticed, ''only one of the 16 wore lipstick.'' Move over, Barbara Boxer.
Writes Ryan: ''I get angry when I look at the numbers of women in high
office.'' Seeing red keeps taking on new meanings.
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