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Obama in the Tank for Pritzker
Edward Sisson | 9.26.08
This is the man who would keep our banks safe?
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Political Hay
Did Someone Say Amnesty?
W. James Antle, III | 9.26.08
The bailout looks likely to pass now, but remember what happened to comprehensive immigration reform.
Campaign Crawlers
The Great Debate Escape
John Tabin | 9.26.08
A foreign policy format would have favored McCain. Now he’s bogged down in the nation’s economic woes. Was he wise to suspend his campaign?
Washington Prowler
Couric Diminishes Gov. Palin
The Prowler | 9.26.08
So she’s not a governor if Katie refuses to call her that?
Eminentoes
Equal Opportunity Corrupters
David Boaz | 9.26.08
Fannie and Freddie had an abiding faith in bipartisanship.
Another Perspective
My First Big Scoop
Lawrence Henry | 9.26.08
Back when the Goodyear blimp had a huge gondola.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Word on Main Street
George H. Wittman | 9.26.08
Folks are more than a little confused about what is going on in Washington.
Reader Mail
All Power to the Palin
9.26.08
Play it as it lays in barren Hollywood. Lefties do it to themselves. Dinner with Mahmoud. End run on the economy. Plus more.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Streetcar Line
No Thanky to Paulson and Bernanke
Quin Hillyer | 9.25.08
Another way to meet the crisis.
The Current Crisis
The Taranto Principle
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.25.08
Left-wing media bias ends up hurting the left-wing pols it’s supposed to be helping.
Special Report
Dining With Evil
Jeffrey Lord | 9.25.08
UCC Church leaders and Obama silent about church’s role in Ahmadinejad dinner.
Political Hay
Age-Appropriate Radicalism
George Neumayr | 9.25.08
McCain dislikes cultural issues, but he might win the debates with them.
Another Perspective
The U.S. Global Insurance Company
Brett Joshpe | 9.25.08
Why Europe and others should be contributing to the bailout.
Among the Intellectualoids
Palinism’s Threat to Feminism
Judah Friedman | 9.25.08
The unhappy women of Hollywood are deeply afraid.
Reader Mail
Easily Understood
9.25.08
Required reading from Peter Ferrara. Messing around with Paulson. Honest Obama. Diner talk. Plus more.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Special Report
The Economic Recovery Plan
Peter Ferrara | 9.24.08
Without an understanding of government’s and regulations’ leading role in creating the current mess, there’ll be no recovery and we’ll be stuck with the Barack Obama plan.
Washington Prowler
McCotter’s Alternative
The Prowler | 9.24.08
Offering a ten-point plan of his own, the chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee isn’t on board with the Paulson Plan.
The Nation’s Pulse
Diner Politics
Christopher Orlet | 9.24.08
A sure-fire way to turn the economy around.
Political Hay
The Audacity of Slander
David Catron | 9.24.08
Barack Obama tells whopper after whopper, then calls John McCain a liar.
Another Perspective
Explaining Ourselves
Lisa Fabrizio | 9.24.08
What is meant by the political labels we attach to one another?
Reader Mail
Hail King Henry
9.24.08
Adopt his plan — or else! Reiland flunks Barack. Joe Biden, patriot. George Soros, suspect. Quin Hillyer regains Ryder Cup. Plus more.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Special Report
Paulson’s Instant Gratification
Philip Klein | 9.23.08
The $700 billion bailout proposal only reinforces Americans’ habit of living in the moment, without regard to the consequences, in expectation that somebody else will pay the bill.
Political Hay
When Will Biden Pony Up?
Jeffrey Lord | 9.23.08
Will the Senator duck Treasury rule that allows him to raise his own taxes right now?
Washington Prowler
Democrat Delay Game
The Prowler | 9.23.08
The idea is to string out any bailout talks for pure political gain.
At Large
Class Act
Roger Kaplan | 9.23.08
French Justice Minister Rachida Dati does Sarah Palin one better, in more ways than one.
The Nation’s Pulse
Beyond “Women’s Issues”
Manon McKinnon | 9.23.08
Sarah Palin is saving American women from “issues women care about.”
Among the Intellectualoids
Obama World Flunks Economics 101
Ralph R. Reiland | 9.23.08
For the neo-socialist crowd, Wall Street’s collapse has been a godsend.
Reader Mail
Panic City
9.23.08
Unease about McCain. Jim Johnson: The view from Cornell. Lethal insurance. The Colbert Christmas drug show. A Scot never forgets. Plus much more.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Political Hay
Time for a GOP Panic?
Robert Stacy McCain | 9.22.08
Polls’ swing toward Obama may not last.
Washington Prowler
Financial Collapse Democrats
The Prowler | 9.22.08
Obama and Jim Johnson. Dodd and Barney Frank. Shifting blame to McCain’s guy.
At Large
Holding the Bag in Moscow
George H. Wittman | 9.22.08
Thanks to the crude policies of Messrs. Putin and Medvedev, Russia is in deep financial trouble.
Another Perspective
Dueling Narratives of America
William Tucker | 9.22.08
Barack Obama is discovering his compelling narrative is hardly the only one affecting voters this year.
Special Report
Death and the Uninsured
David Hogberg | 9.22.08
Is it true that 18,000 Americans die each year because they don’t have health insurance?
The Nation’s Pulse
Out of Touch
Bill Croke | 9.22.08
Living in remote Idaho without the Internet and among wandering goats.
Reader Mail
Long Arm of the Law School
9.22.08
Dreams from My Professor. The Audacity of Harvard. Also: The nation’s debt to Pelosi and Reid. From the bookshelf. To vote or not to vote. Plus more.
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