Stephen Van Eck, Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: "Turning Christmas Into A Political Weapon."

Randye Hoder, Los Angeles Times: "If It's A War, Christmas Won."

Thomas J. Raleigh, San Francisco Chronicle: "'War' On Christmas An Excess Of Rhetoric In Time Of Real War."

Hendrik Hertzberg, The New Yorker: "Bah Humbug."

Marcello Balve, Berkeley Daily Planet: "Can Evo Morales Foster A World Coca Market?"

Arab News, editorial: "Circus Of A Trial."

Joseph C. Phillips, BlackAmericaWeb.com: "Why Don't Americans Want Democrats In Charge? 'Cause We Like Winning."

Norman Podhoretz, Commentary: "The Panic Over Iraq."

Bill Roggio, Weekly Standard: "Election Day On The Euphrates."

Jeff Taylor, Corvallis Gazette-Times: "To My Nephew, Who Has Joined The Marines."

Stephen Schwartz, Tech Central Station: "Why American Muslims Stay Silent."

Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune: "In 2005, Democracy Made Steady Trudge Forward."

Tom Roeser, Chicago Tribune: "Unlikely Rebel Takes On Daley."

The New Criterion: "FIRE To The Rescue."

Burt Helm, Business Week Online: "A Vote Of Confidence For Wikipedia."

Kerry Howley, Reason Online: "Tech Delusions And The Trouble With Christmas."

Dick Meister, Los Angeles Daily News: "Make It An iPod-Free Christmas."

TECHNORATI TAGS: CHRISTMAS, WAR ON CHRISTMAS, CONSERVATIVES, IRAQ, ELECTIONS, DEMOCRACY, EVO MORALES, BOLIVIA, COCA, COCAINE, SADDAM, TRIAL, DEMOCRATS, MARINES, FIRE, WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO, RICHARD DALEY, O'HARE AIRPORT, WIKIPEDIA, MUSLIMS, LAPTOPS, iPOD

Posted by Matt Rosenberg at December 23, 2005 02:55 PM