July 5, 2008 Archives 
RealClearPolitics Morning Edition
The Imaginative Analysis of Seymour Hersh - Max Boot, Commentary (Temporary Publication)Obama Sounding Like Thomas and Scalia? - Jan Crawford Greenburg, ABC Blogs
McCain Campaign Retools, Seeks Tighter Focus - Holmes & Meckler, WSJ
Despite Polls, Most Expect a Close Race - Charlie Cook, National Journal
Inside Report: Gen. Clark's Attack - Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times
Repeating Campaign Mistakes of 1996 - Michael Tackett, Chicago Tribune
Minimizing McCain's Experience - Jack Kelly, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Why Obama May Be Lonely in 2009 - Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail
How Jesse Helms Made a Difference - John Fund, Wall Street Journal
Jesse Helms and the Mark of the White Hands - John Nichols, The Nation
Two Speeches, Two Truths About America - Colbert King, Washington Post
The Price of False Economic Pessimism - Cox & Alm, The American
Britain's Sharia Debate - Matthew Parris, Times of London
The Real Infrastructure Crisis - Burt Solomon, National Journal
Hooray for Uribe and Farc's Disaster - Michael Moynihan, Reason
FISA: Not Perfect but Good-Enough - Nancy Soderberg, Los Angeles Times
Canada, Utopia for US Military Deserters - Jonathan Kay, National Post
Victory in Anbar? What Victory? - Kyle-Anne Shiver, American Thinker
US in the Mideast: Ignorance Abroad - Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Mark Twain, America's Original Superstar - Roy Blount Jr., Time
The Last Patrol in Afghanistan - Michael Phillips, Wall Street Journal
A Day at the Beach, 1944 - Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
RealClearPolitics Editorials
Supreme Court Slip-Up - Washington PostJesse Helms, Hero of the Cold War - Wall Street Journal
Colombian Rescue Calls for Reward - Boston Herald
False Victory at the Border - New York Times