We’ve been fooled. It’s an anti-Kerry remake. Cruelly, ruthlessly so.

Tenderfoot Kerry's shopping spree. Plus: Bushwhackers in Lawrence. Also: Happy to remain Unfit.

And winners can only act one way: as Mr. Nice Guy.

The treasure-laden pathways of open-sky America’s backyard.

Go back to the Straight Talk Express, Mike Murphy.

Terror’s secret financial network is cut in stone.

Whatever we do we should stay out. Darfur is gutcheck time for the gutless U.N.

Republicans beat Dems at own game. Plus: Kerry and his no show colleagues. Also: Kerry not so swift.

For a pretty good musician he's a lousy political Boss.

Listening to him speak will be its own reward.

The ACLU chooses sides in the terror war. Plus: When a kiss is not a kiss.

Kerry under fire. Making Bush follow through. Flight 327. Tyson's beef. Europe's choice. Plus more.

John Kerry gets a taste of his own medicine over Vietnam.

Kerry backers cut jobs. Edwards's BBQ blues. Kerry shows his cards.

It’s not too late for Alan Keyes to make the right call.

Is that about the nicest thing anyone can say about John New Englander Kerry?

Democrats officially view the war in Iraq as a complete distraction from the war on al Qaeda. Here’s how the President can set them straight.

What happened on the now infamous June 29 Northwest Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles starring 13 Syrian musicians? Are terrorists sizing up our commercial aviation for another strike?

Mike Tyson could have been a contender.

Kerry says that’s what he’ll make us -- as if we won’t be sorrier.

The collected writings of Michael Kelly -- someone who mattered.

Once it was the Commies who brainwashed; now it’s the Bushies, though they’ve never read Marx or Engels, not to mention Lenin, Mao, and Che Guevera.

You never know. Pace Rocks the Vote. What’s good about goodbye. Losing it at the movies. Plus much more, including our Kerry Korner.

Attacked by tax pirates, John Kerry sought shelter on offshore islands before becoming a pirate himself.

We sure do scare easily, no?

The U.S. is learning just how many fair-weather friends it has. What happens when they find themselves needing our help?

Who says we need a national intelligence director?

How long can we tolerate this ugly state of affairs?

Nothing here about the post-9/11 world -- in keeping with its exquisite liberal conscience.

Ohio without a helmet. Conventional Yeats. Godless in Tampa. Po-mo Manchuria. Teresa on the loose. Plus more.

The Democrat should be congratulated: he’s now perceived as more liberal than he was before Boston.

In Florida, they're led by a certified atheist.

Kerry fumbles Ohio football. Plus: Teresa grounded. Kerry revives busing.

Looking at the record on John Heinz and Max Cleland.

The new Manchurian Candidate falls victim to its own corporate greed.

Take your medicine: Prenup Kerry or radical Islam.

Further coming to terms with the surreal JFK. Plus much more, including daring to talk about 9/11 and taking the measure of winning candidates. Also: An early Valentine to Reader Mailers.

We're getting rather fed up with John "Swifty" Kerry and the many efforts his goons in the DNC and media to suppress dissenting opinion on his Vietnam heroics. At this point we're tempted to take all the Enemy of the Week medals we've conscientiously awarded him in recent months and heave them into the blue Potomac, where they might nourish the dread snakehead and other of his advisers. According Matt Drudge, the acting director of national intelligence who broke the story on Unfit to Command and the resistance of Vietnam Veterans to co-optation by the current Kerry crew, "Kerry supporters are comparing the effort by the veterans to the Arkansas State troopers tell-all against Bill Clinton." That says it all. Since the troopers spoke to the truth, these veterans are obviously doing no less. Kerry sycophants, like Clinton's, know as much. Their only defense is to make it a political crime to expose the lies keeping their man afloat. That's the problem with these people. They've been living lies so long they can't conceive of other ways to live.

Just who wears the pants -- and carries the cash -- in the Kerry family became embarrassingly clear over the weekend, when, while shopping in Albuquerque, John Kerry had to let wife Teresa cover the cost of jewelry he wanted to buy for her [more]

There is simply too much criticism of Kerry (I know it's easy) and defense of Bush (I know it's reflexive) in The American Spectator. We would be better off analyzing Bush's failures, forcefully asking the right questions, and advocating alternatives [more]