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Bubbleheads and Dupes
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.24.08
The New York Times qualifies as both.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Political Hay
Utopia
Peter Ferrara | 12.24.08
Thanks to the great Robert Nozick, there is a way to allow left-liberals to live their dreams while sparing the rest of us.
Feature
The Day My Brother Was Murdered
Michael Novak | from the December 2008 - January 2009 issue
Memoirs of a shattered hope.
Eminentoes
A Visit From St. Hillary
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.24.08
With sincerest apologies to Democrats everywhere and, once again, to Clement Clark Moore.
At Large
Christmas in the Congo
George H. Wittman | 12.24.08
For a brief shining moment, there was peace on earth.
Another Perspective
The Myth of Buying Local
Ryan Young | 12.24.08
This Christmas season think locally, buy globally.
The Public Policy
Christmas Card Check
Doug Bandow | 12.24.08
Paying back the unions with the coming of Obama.
Buy the Book
A World of Hurt
Algis Valiunas | from the December 2008 - January 2009 issue
Katherine Anne Porter: Collected Stories and Other Writings
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Another Perspective
In the Spirit of the Season
Jeffrey Lord | 12.23.08
Merry Christmas to the opposition and to all a good year.
Political Hay
Rousing the Rabble
Robert Stacy McCain | 12.23.08
Democrats aim to make Sarah Palin’s popularity a liability.
The Nation’s Pulse
Compassionate Conservatism for Detroit
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 12.23.08
Bailout nation comes to Motown.
At Large
Korean Methodists Celebrate Americans
Mark Tooley | 12.23.08
Bishop Hong-Do Kim heads one of the world largest churches and — horrors! — he loves America.
Lifestyles Left and Right
A UN-Approved Christmas Dinner
Ralph R. Reiland | 12.23.08
First they came for our SUV’s. Now they’re coming for the meat on our plate and in our freezer.
Reader Mail
The Blame Game
12.23.08
Unions destined to lose. Ready, aim, tax. A few (35) good men. Plus more.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Washington Prowler
A Long Transition
The Prowler | 12.22.08
Obama team makes new use Clinton-backer lists. Also: An alternative to Jeb Bush.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Good Attorney Is Hard to Find
William C. Duncan | 12.22.08
California’s Jerry Brown is not the only state attorney general unwilling to defend his state’s marriage laws.
Car Guy
Are the Unions to Blame?
Eric Peters | 12.22.08
Was it the UAW that put together Chrysler’s and GM’s creaky business plans?
Another Perspective
Lights Unto the Nation
Jay D. Homnick | 12.22.08
Hanukkah began its eight-day visit last night, just in time.
Mark to Market Watch
No Fair
Alex J. Pollock | 12.22.08
The verdict on fair value accounting: guilty.
Movie Takes
Slumdog Millionaire
James Bowman | 12.22.08
As a story about a poor boy who makes good, this widely acclaimed Indian movie is pretty close to the traditional fairy tale.
Reader Mail
Taking No Solis
12.22.08
No to the new Secretary of Union Labor. Schumer and speech. It’s that rhyme of the year. And more.
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