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The New Landlord
Bill Croke | 11.14.08
Awaiting the Obamaization of the great American West.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Eminentoes
Anuzis on Deck
J.P. Freire | 11.14.08
Michigan’s state GOP chairman is first to announce for RNC chairman — an iffy proposition for someone with a losing record.
At Large
Obama’s War
George H. Wittman | 11.14.08
He wanted it — but how can it not become his Vietnam?
Campaign Crawlers
Still Goldwater Country
Rachel Alexander | 11.14.08
Despite a tough election throughout the country, in Arizona conservative Republicans did just fine.
Political Hay
False Hopes Spring Eternal
Peter G. Riddell | 11.14.08
Don’t expect relations with the Islamic world to improve under our newly elected president.
The Nation’s Pulse
What Would Santa Do?
Faith J. H. McDonnell | 11.14.08
Here comes Santa Claus…with another attack on Christmas.
Reader Mail
Schooled in Politics
11.14.08
Big choices for Sasha and Malia. Voting is for losers. Socially inept. Plus more.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Special Report
A Reality Check
George Neumayr | 11.13.08
Obama is told by educrats to send his daughters into the “trenches” of D.C.’s public school system.
The Current Crisis
Vitality in the Wilderness
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 11.13.08
L.L. Bean is a better guide to survival than David Brooks.
Another Perspective
Refighting the Culture War
Christopher Orlet | 11.13.08
The election was a lost battle in a war conservatives are winning.
The Nation’s Pulse
Republic-Spirited Citizens
Jay D. Homnick | 11.13.08
Another Veterans Day has passed without appropriate tribute to those who heed the call of freedom.
At Large
A Little Light in the South Pacific
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 11.13.08
New Zealand has kicked out its socialist/left-liberal government.
Reader Mail
Left Coast Lefties
11.13.08
Republican’t in CA. Aspiring to Pravda. Abandon ship! Plus more.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Eminentoes
Don’t Overthink It
Robert Stacy McCain | 11.12.08
What counts more in politics, brains or hair?
Campaign Crawlers
Blue Minnesota
Nicole Russell | 11.12.08
Al Franken’s state was trending Republican. Now it’s just an ACORN’s throw away from returning to its Democratic roots.
Media Matters
The Party-Controlled Press
Peter Ferrara | 11.12.08
Today, the mainstream media voluntarily behave the way the Soviet media were forced to.
At Large
Children As Human Bombs
Brooke M. Goldstein & Danielle Goldstein | 11.12.08
A practice that remains under-reported and under-condemned.
Buy the Book
The Left’s Invisible Constitution
Brett Joshpe | 11.12.08
Previewing the Obama courts, courtesy of Laurence Tribe.
Reader Mail
The Bigger the Better
11.12.08
Both sides love government. Herding cats — to the right. uncle Sam buys you a car. Plus more.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
The Obama Watch
The New Adventures of Wonderboy
Jeffrey Lord | 11.11.08
A new president channels Herbert Hoover.
Car Guy
The Sweet Stench of Failure
Eric Peters | 11.11.08
Another $25 billion handout for the Big Three?
At Large
The View From the Grand Hotel
Peter Hannaford | 11.11.08
Taiwan and China take a historic step.
The Public Policy
The Failure of Big Government Conservatism
Ralph R. Reiland | 11.11.08
An oft-told story — that happens to be true.
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A Deflating Era
Joseph Lawler | 11.11.08
Inflation’s malaise forgotten all too quickly.
Movie Takes
Blindness
James Bowman | 11.11.08
Liberalism clueless again in the face of genuine evil.
Reader Mail
Forget Family Values
11.11.08
The pundits already have. Bipartisan equivocation. Steelering the election. Will the real Ed Morrow please stand up? Plus more.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Political Hay
Antisocial Conservatives
W. James Antle, III | 11.10.08
When Republicans lose, they always blame the religious right first.
Special Report
Obama’s Looming Energy Disaster
William Tucker | 11.10.08
The news is becoming more depressing every day.
Sports Arena
Redskinned Alive
Jeremy Lott | 11.10.08
Even the football gods wanted John McCain to lose.
Campaign Crawlers
The Most Important Election Since…
Daniel Allott | 11.10.08
But isn’t that what they always say?
At Large
Russian Musical Chairs
George H. Wittman | 11.10.08
Even with his puppet in place, Vladimir Putin is not one to take chances.
Another Perspective
The Era of Bad Feelings
Ryan L. Cole | 11.10.08
Where were those calling for unity and bipartisanship during the Bush years?
Reader Mail
Decreed by Fate
11.10.08
Republicans were doomed from the start. Healing, hopefully. Klein’s forecast: mostly cloudy. Plus more.
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