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...liberalism has led this country down the wrong path at every turn. Trent Lott’s premise was right: the world would be better if it had more Strom Thurmonds in positions of power to champion conservative values. But there is hope. President Bush has not let conservatives like me down yet. He supports model institutions like Bob Jones University, model citizens like the loving preacher the Rev. Jerry Falwell and model memorials to the last true American gentlemen—the Confederate war heroes. So don’t lose hope. Just as liberalism is the history...
...including the 33-year-old driver of the tractor-trailer which broke through the concrete barrier in the median strip and ran into the path of traffic, has been charged...
...short order, that may not work for Blair. With opposition to a war at this stage growing in Britain and Europe despite the prime minister's valiant efforts to stem the tide, Blair is likely to press Bush to counsel patience and press Bush to stay on the path of seeking UN authorization for military action. Blair affirmed on Wednesday that Britain would support military authorized by a UN resolution, or in a situation "where it was clear there was a breach by Saddam and there was unreasonable blockage of a Security Council resolution." Those are two important qualifiers: Firstly...
...hike through Kamchatka in Russia's Far East, you will probably come across more brown bears along the trail than of foreign tourists. The first bear we encountered, a ragged eight-footer, ignored us as it lumbered squarely in our path while foraging for blueberries. Our guide fired his rifle into the air to no avail. After an hour's wait in cold drizzle, we crept past the munching behemoth, which glanced at us indifferently. A kilometer or so later, a mother with two cubs charged at us from the far side of a stream but lost interest...
...heads of government (as the Commission President is currently) will have more standing to cajole capitals into compliance if he is somehow separate from the Commission bureaucracy. Instead of caving in to the idea that what issues from Brussels is bad, they would be better off clarifying the path by which popular will becomes European law. In place of an elegant plan, Chirac and Schröder offer a highway project - a paving over of the problem that looks strikingly similar to the French model of dual leaders: a President and a Prime Minister. That system works when...