LAST week a series of coordinated suicide bombings killed more than 170 people. The victims were not soldiers or government officials but civilians - innocent men, women and children indiscriminately murdered on their way home from work and school. If such an atrocity had been perpetrated in the United States, Europe or Israel, our response would surely have been anger at the fanatics...MORE >
SEN. John McCain, who was the darling of the political press corps during the 2000 election cycle, complains to friends that he is getting much rougher treatment from the news media than his competitors for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination, Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney. McCain feels that his support for President Bush's Iraq policy has soured his...MORE >
ONE of the most frustrat ing things about the Bush administration is that its right hand does not know what its far-left hand is doing. Even though President Bush leads an allegedly conservative Republican government, Sen. John Kerry sometimes seems to stand at its helm. If the Massachusetts Democrat were president, it's hard to imagine him steering a more liberal course on several...MORE >
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has really developed a rhythm. She seems to go from blooper to blooper ("Nancy's Nonsense, Cont'd," Editorial, April 22). First, she caused damage in Damascus by butchering the message she thought Israel gave her to relay. Then she was insensitive with her refusal to let sleeping dogs lie on the Armenian catastrophe, and thereby has risked alienating our...
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