Conservatives

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  • Upside-down politics

    Our political vocabulary is so out of date that we call the true revolutionaries among us "conservatives" and the reactionaries "liberals."
    By David Horowitz July 27, 1998

  • The attack judge

    One federal jurist has shocked even hardened Washington insiders by suggesting that Clinton has declared "war" on the U.S. in his battle with Ken Starr.
    By Jonathan Broder July 21, 1998

  • Liberalism is as patriotic as apple pie

    Right-wingers are fond of wrapping themselves in the flag (and using it to beat up their liberal opponents) -- conveniently forgetting that this country was founded by wild-eyed radicals.
    By Joe Conason July 7, 1998

  • The man behind the mask

    A profile of billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife, who has been underwriting various efforts to discredit President Clinton.
    By Karen Rothmyer April 7, 1998

  • Strait-laced sisters

    Liberal journalist Elinor Burkett met the enemy -- conservative women -- and found that they were, well, a lot like her.
    By Lori Leibovich April 1, 1998

  • David Brock's new liberal friends

    THE MAN WHO TURNED HIS BACK ON CONSERVATISM WILL DO OR SAY ANYTHING TO BE FAMOUS.
    By David Horowitz March 3, 1998

  • Newsreal: How does Commissioner George Will sound?

    The Greek-spouting conservative elitist could be just what the beer-and-bratwurst crowd is waiting for.
    By Drew Lindsay October 20, 1997

  • Conservatism needs
    a transplant

    UNTIL THE RIGHT GETS A HEART,
    THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL KEEP PUTTING
    DEMOCRATS IN THE WHITE HOUSE
    By David Horowitz October 6, 1997

  • the bilingual trap

    Liberal do-gooder special language programs are
    a new form of slavery for Latino immigrants. But the immigrants
    are fighting back, and a new ballot initiative could
    end bilingual education altogether.
    By David Horowitz August 4, 1997

  • Why Israel shouldn't trust Yasir Arafat

    The Nobel Laureate is a sadistic dictator and shameless liar who has just one wish for the Jewish state: That it cease to exist.
    By David Horowitz July 4, 1997

  • Media Circus - Who's sorry now?

    In the July Esquire, right-wing sleazemonger David Brock confesses his sins -- without admitting he did anything wrong.
    By David Futrelle June 16, 1997

  • Respect, yes;
    equivalence, no

    Same-sex marriage is a lost cause because
    gays are not the "same."
    By David Horowitz June 9, 1997

  • Robin Hood Lives

    But taking from the rich to
    give to the poor is exactly what it
    sounds like: robbery.
    By David Horowitz May 24, 1997

  • "Absolute Power"

    In "Absolute Power," Clint Eastwood is as strong, silent and tedious as ever.
    By Charles Taylor March 14, 1997

  • Smashing the state

    The strange rise of libertarianism
    By Gary Kamiya January 20, 1997

  • Lady and the tramp

    In conservative bomb-thrower David Brock's surprisingly sympathetic book, "The Seduction of Hillary Clinton," the First Lady is neither a saint nor a bitch -- she's a woman who loved too much. A conversation with the controversial author.
    By Dwight Garner October 22, 1996

  • Rewriting Bob Dole

    Novelist Mark Helprin talks about his fascination with war and death, his exile from the liberal literary establishment, and his greatest writing challenge -- making flatlander Bob into a figure of mythical stature.
    By Mark Schapiro July 15, 1996

  • Don't tread on us

    Think the conservative revolution is dead? Think again, says Grover Norquist, the mastermind of the "leave us alone" coalition.
    By Derrick DePledge March 23, 1996

  • Lazarus, arise and walk!

    Liberals' night of the living dead is over
    By Andrew Ross February 24, 1996

  • Mouse in a Corner

    American Family Association boycotts Disney
    By Scott Rosenberg December 2, 1995
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