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Debra J. Saunders' Biography

Debra J. Saunders is a columnist for The San Francisco Chronicle. Debra Saunders has also written for The Wall Street Journal, The National Review, and Reader's Digest. Debra Saunders is the author of the book The World According to Gore. Saunders is married to Wesley J. Smith, a lawyer, author and senior fellow in bioethics at the Discovery Institute.

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Dec 31, 2001 In America, punishment should fit the crime Dec 30, 2001 What I'd like to see in 2002 Dec 24, 2001 Don't heckle ink monopolists Dec 21, 2001 Mumia finds safety in numbers Dec 19, 2001 The self-help PBS shopping network Dec 17, 2001 Caught on tape Dec 14, 2001 Know when to hold 'em Dec 12, 2001 White, middle-class and taliban Dec 10, 2001 Old friends Dec 5, 2001 I read the news today, oh boy Dec 4, 2001 Wonderful world, beautiful people Dec 3, 2001 It's not cricket Nov 26, 2001 Admissions and omissions Nov 23, 2001 Guns and Abayas Nov 22, 2001 Depraved minds think alike Nov 19, 2001 Guilty, a la carte Nov 16, 2001 Four myths about global warming Nov 15, 2001 Interpreting the entrails of election 2000 Nov 12, 2001 Life and Liberty Nov 10, 2001 Safety is as safety does Nov 5, 2001 Ahsan Baig's molehill Nov 2, 2001 More hot air on global warming Oct 31, 2001 Freedom snuffed out Oct 29, 2001 Give war a chance Oct 22, 2001 The Riordan principle Oct 19, 2001 Before America gets tired Oct 17, 2001 Courage is the last casualty Oct 15, 2001 At last, a President we can all respect Oct 12, 2001 University of censorship's fall semester Oct 10, 2001 Poor little rich boy, Osama Oct 9, 2001 Don't feed Israel to the beast Oct 8, 2001 Patriot games Oct 4, 2001 Bin Laden is not our Frankenstein monster Oct 3, 2001 Where no man has gone before Oct 1, 2001 Who's bloodthirsty? Sept 27, 2001 What's to understand? Sept 21, 2001 Heaping insult onto injury Sept 19, 2001 Barbara Lee's line in the sand Sept 17, 2001 You gotta love this country Sept 13, 2001 Enter terror Sept 12, 2001 Ill-conceived parenthood Sept 11, 2001 You can't clone ethics Sept 10, 2001 Words can bite, actions can hurt Sept 7, 2001 Mom kills, now blames postpartum depression Sept 4, 2001 Racism in Durban Aug 27, 2001 The Aussies and their speed limits Aug 23, 2001 A clean, well-lighted place for junkies Aug 9, 2001 Don't give peace dept. a chance Aug 6, 2001 Lose a kid, pass a law Aug 3, 2001 Teacher, test thyself Aug 1, 2001 Welcome to France, killers July 30, 2001 Why it's easy being green (in Europe) July 25, 2001 IF DISABLED MEANS EXPENDABLE July 24, 2001 THE ODD COUPLE OF CALIFORNIA July 21, 2001 Condit Should Not Resign July 19, 2001 Feinstein Should Learn Her Limit July 15, 2001 A Drought of Common Sense July 13, 2001 The Catalog Has No Clothes July 12, 2001 Court Flunks Tolerance Test July 8, 2001 One Pol, Two Women, Many Lawyers July 7, 2001 Undressing Freedom July 5, 2001 It's Bush Against the World July 4, 2001 The Man Who Could Be Guv June 27, 2001 Barbarians Have Their Reasons June 13, 2001 MCVEIGH: 'UNBOWED' MAYBE, BUT DEAD FOR SURE June 12, 2001 Yes, You Can Take It All June 11, 2001 Gumby Strikes Back June 8, 2001 L.A.'s Last White Mayor? June 6, 2001 Kids Will Be Kids, Media Will Be Media June 3, 2001 Draw a Line in the Sand June 1, 2001 Either They're Dishonest or Clueless May 30, 2001 Just Don't Call Him A Moderate May 29, 2001 Wheeled, Wired, and Free May 27, 2001 We Can All Be Heroes May 26, 2001 Operation: Beat Up On Cvilian Rights May 23, 2001 Of Puppies, Kittens, and Huge Credit-Card Debts May 22, 2001 Bush Needs an Energy Tinkerbell May 18, 2001 After the Love Is Gone May 16, 2001 Big Bench Backs Might Over Right May 15, 2001 Divided We Stand, United They Fall May 9, 2001 Kill the Test, Welcome Failure May 8, 2001 D.A.'s Mayor's Disappointing Legacy May 6, 2001 If It Isn't Broken May 2, 2001 They Shoot Civilians, Don' They? May 1, 2001 Executions are Not for Prime Time Apr 23, 2001 A miracle drug for the malnourished Apr 11, 2001 White House and the Green Myth Apr 8, 2001 This Bridge Could Kill Apr 6, 2001 BATTERED, BUT STILL RESPONSIBLE Apr 4, 2001 Bush bashers don't know squat Apr 1, 2001 Drugging seniors Mar 29, 2001 Robert Lee Massie exercises his death wish Mar 27, 2001 Cheney's nuclear reactor Mar 23, 2001 Where California and Mexico meet Mar 21, 2001 One man's animal husbandry Mar 17, 2001 The wrestling alibi Mar 14, 2001 Banks, big credit lines and consumer bankruptcy Mar 13, 2001 Free speech dies in Berkeley Mar 1, 2001 When rats have rights Feb 27, 2001 Move a frog, go to jail Feb 23, 2001 They knew they'd get away with it Feb 19, 2001 Stars cheat, stars marvel Feb 15, 2001 The jackpot casino carmel tribe? Feb 13, 2001 You can fight school success Feb 12, 2001 Hannibal -- with guts this time Feb 7, 2001 A family of jailbirds Feb 5, 2001 Reality's most demeaning TV moments Feb 3, 2001 Mastiff Four should take the prize Feb 1, 2001 Justice for the non-rich Jan 29, 2001 Capitalists and communists in S.F. schools Jan 27, 2001 Californias can freeze in the dark Jan 25, 2001 Hail to the chiefs of D.C. opinion Jan 23, 2001 A day of mud and monuments Jan 20, 2001 Diversity, division, de-lovely Washington Jan 18, 2001 Parties agree: give back some money Jan 16, 2001 Getting hosed at the pump Jan 15, 2001 Do you know the commute to San Jose? Jan 11, 2001 Europeans should look in the mirror Jan 9, 2001 Dem's reasons for dissing Dubya's picks Jan 8, 2001 Jerry, curb your guru Jan 4, 2001 A foe of Hitler and a friend of Keating