27 March 2002 >> “Bill Clinton is a low-life thief, a petty swindler, and a smooth-talking scam artist more suited for Tammany Hall than the White House. He’s shallow because he was given remarkable gifts and the opportunity to do great things with them, yet he achieved nothing substantial. In the end, his presidency amounted to little more than talk and corruption. The man who spent the final days of his presidency fretting about his legacy will find it to be recorded quite accurately by history: Bill Clinton is a shallow, failed man.” More >>

19 March 2002 >> A reader responds to “Six Months Later: Have We Forgotten Already?” More >>

11 March 2002 >> “It is our duty to see as much as we can of the catastrophe that was inflicted upon us. We need to face up to the depths of the evil in the hearts of the enemy we’re fighting. If we don’t, from what source will we draw the strength to maintain our resolve when the war gets long or the news gets boring?” More >>

4 March 2002 >> When al Qaeda members were living in New Jersey, trying to blend in, they didn’t wear turbans. They didn’t wear turbans when they went to flight school in Florida. And we’ve all seen the tapes of the September 11th hijackers going through airport security; they weren’t wearing turbans then. As they took our planes and slammed them into our buildings, they didn’t seem to mind dying without their turbans. So why are turbans so important to the terrorists at Guantanamo Bay? More >>