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Richard Miniter
Caroline Kennedy Is No Sarah Palin
Gov. Palin worked for everything she has; she never waited around to be crowned.
Fear and Loathing on the GOP Campaign Trail
Republicans seem to have lost their ideals and — most importantly — their hope. But here are some ideas.
Stop Blaming ‘All of Us’ For This Wall St. Meltdown
We are not "all at fault." There are specific people — and policies — responsible for the mess.
Whose Side Is Bill Clinton On?
The former president's detached tone must be giving the Obama campaign heartburn.
Is McCain or Obama Ahead? Well, It Depends…
Weighting of expected voter turnout is seriously skewing poll results.
Palin Email Hacker Suspect: A Democratic Legislator’s Kid
Now who thinks politicians should be able to control their offspring's behavior?
Actually, Mayor of Wasilla Counts
Maybe Sarah Palin’s small-town governing experience is more worthwhile than the press wants to admit.
The ‘Cone of Silence’ Non-Story
Rick Warren asked questions the MSM won't ask. Now they seek revenge by claiming McCain cheated.
Gay Cruising Website Tycoon Donates to McCain
The gay community is unhappy with Jonathan Crutchley's political orientation.
Los Angeles: The Most Puritanical Place in America
Exhibit A: A City Council proposal to ban smoking outdoors.
Obama’s Workout Makes Hormonal Reporters Sweat
Obamamania has so widely infected the press that the breathless tone of the "Obama in the gym" article (WHAT A MAN!) wasn't even mocked.
Time For Hillary to Give Up?
The media is still in the Clintons’ thrall — and is keeping Hillary’s campaign on artificial life support even when the numbers show there’s no way she can win.
What the Pentagon Report Missed
The recent Pentagon study was far from the final word on the Iraq-Al-Qaeda connection. Richard Miniter sheds light on what the report -- and the media -- overlooked.
The Iranian Bomb: Where the Presidential Candidates Stand
The next president will face a crisis from his or her earliest days in office, writes Richard Miniter. Who is best prepared to deal with the growing Iranian nuclear threat? Hint: listen to what the candidates have said and done.
EXCLUSIVE: Bhutto’s Husband’s Letter to Condi Rice
Benazir Bhutto's widower Asif Ali Zadari recently sent a letter to Condoleezza Rice, expressing his concerns about the fate of Pakistan and offering advice to the Secretary of State on how to better strengthen his country's alliance with the U.S. Pajamas Media's Washington correspondent Richard Miniter obtained an exclusive copy of the letter, analyzed below.
Mitt Romney Goes for the Gold in Michigan
Michigan GOP State Chairman Saul Anuzis confidently predicted a Romney victory over drinks with PJM's Richard Miniter and Jewelyn Wellborn, sharing his unvarnished opinions on politics in the Wolverine State - where the Romney name holds pleasant memories - on the eve of its crucial primary tomorrow.
Do Endorsements Work? Mitt Romney and National Review
While the conservative publication's stamp of approval was obviously an achievement for GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, did it do much for National Review itself? Probably not, says Richard Miniter.
The Mansoor Ijaz I Know
Who exactly is Mansoor Ijaz - the guy who asked Mitt Romney the ill-fated question about whether or not he would put a Muslim in his cabinet? PJM's Richard Miniter has the answer - and knows why Ijaz asked the question. It involves both Bill Clinton and Osama Bin Laden.
Tancredo to Drop Out and Endorse Thompson?
Tom Tancredo's presidential campaign is planning a "major announcement" on Thursday in Des Moines. PJM's Richard Miniter thinks the Colorado congressman will likely drop out of the race and endorse Fred Thompson.
The Boy Scouts Versus Cambridge, Massachusetts
The foiled attempt by the Cambridge Boy Scouts to collect supplies for troops in Iraq stirred up a firestorm on both the left and the right. PJM's Richard Miniter thinks both sides got the facts wrong - and missed the point.
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