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Saturday, March 1, 2008

Templeton Essay

Freedom and Property

Paul Johnson | 3.1.08

Or should we say, wealth and property, without which there can be no freedom or rule of law.

Friday, February 29, 2008

Campaign Crawlers

Defending His Life

Philip Klein | 2.29.08

Wherever Bill Clinton goes, the 1990s are never far behind.

Political Hay

No Obama Care for Terri Schiavo

George Neumayr | 2.29.08

If you are annoyingly disabled, don't count on any help from Barack.

Another Perspective

Buckley in the Provinces

Larry Thornberry | 2.29.08

He sure knew how to work reporters — and pompous publishers.

Special Report

Huntington’s Disease

Christopher Orlet | 2.29.08

When God and Mammon collide, who wins?

The Nation’s Pulse

Let It Snow

Lawrence Henry | 2.29.08

Another winter of permanent discontent.

Buy the Book

Sissy Culture Vulture

David Weigel | 2.29.08

Welcome to John Strausbaugh's worst nightmare, aka modern America.

Reader Mail

Hold That Baton

2.29.08

Readers on Ann Coulter: pro and con. Stop stagflation now! Hillary's revenge. Plus more.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

The Current Crisis

William F. Buckley, RIP

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.28.08

He was a man like no other.

Special Report

Conservatism’s Heart and Soul

Alfred S. Regnery | 2.28.08

Bill Buckley remained a national phenomenon ever since the spring of 1951 and the publication of God and Man at Yale.

In Memoriam

Tributes and Remembrances

2.28.08

A symposium dedicated to William F. Buckley, Jr.

Political Hay

A Pro-Life Chinese Puzzle

Matt Bowman | 2.28.08

How will they deal with the McCain candidacy?

Media Matters

Closed Broders

Jennifer Rubin | 2.28.08

Now the Clintons have really done it.

Streetcar Line

Staunching Stagflation

Quin Hillyer | 2.28.08

The speech McCain should give.

Reader Mail

She’s With Bubba

2.28.08

Till death do they part. Beyond the Palin. Weekend at Bertie's. Plus more.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Campaign Crawlers

Hillary Unhinged

Philip Klein | 2.27.08

She's been watching too much Saturday Night Live, apparently.

Political Hay

Prince of the City

RiShawn Biddle | 2.27.08

Have Indianapolis voters tired of Carson family rule?

The Nation’s Pulse

Carbon Copies

Patrick J. Michaels | 2.27.08

Kansas has rejected a proposed tax on CO2 emissions. But trendier states may lack the smarts to do so.

Among the Intellectualoids

Polar Bears and Stalking Horses

Peter Hannaford | 2.27.08

Enviros play their “endangered” card again.

Media Matters

No Country for Old Glory

Lisa Fabrizio | 2.27.08

Watching the Oscars this year was pretty close to torture.

In Memoriam

Farewell, Grand Master Bertie!

Hal G.P. Colebatch | 2.27.08

The Englishman who put new life into an ancient order.

Reader Mail

Northern Exposure

2.27.08

Alaska's first lady. Can McCain find gold? Obamanation. Building the shark jumper. Plus more.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Campaign Crawlers

The McCaining of McCain

Philip Klein | 2.26.08

Can he escape the tangled web of campaign finance regulation?

Political Hay

Obama’s Society of Beggars

Jeffrey Lord | 2.26.08

A community organizer's vision for America.

Another Perspective

Que Sarah, Sarah

Thomas Cheplick | 2.26.08

Why John McCain should have an Alaskan in his vice presidentialpipeline.

At Large

The More Pakistan Changes…

George H. Wittman | 2.26.08

As President Musharraf knows, civilian government in his country always gives way to military rule.

The Nation’s Pulse

Crossover Repeal

Eric Peters | 2.26.08

The big automakers are making too many kinds of cars. Enough, already.

Buy the Book

Say It With Bullets

Robert VerBruggen | 2.26.08

How we got the Second Amendment.

Reader Mail

SNL Hell

2.26.08

Unfunny Franken. Rout of ages. Defending Tolkien. 60 Minutes. Plus more.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Political Hay

1972 All Over Again

Jennifer Rubin | 2.25.08

Democrats are poised to put up the most liberal nominee since George McGovern.

Eminentoes

Al Frankenstein

Nicole Russell | 2.25.08

A serious candidate, with serious issues.

Buy the Book

The Spy Who Loved Men

Florence King | 2.25.08

You don't have to read very far into this book to know that you won't be able to stop reading until you finish it.

Another Perspective

Money and Misery

Hal G.P. Colebatch | 2.25.08

Let Peter Jackson make The Hobbit.

At Large

China’s No. 1

Li Ping | 2.25.08

The PRC gets serious about property rights.

Reader Mail

Disappointing Democracy

2.25.08

Vets against McCain. Pedentic Ron Paul opponents. Scientific theories. Plus more.

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