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9.25.09
The wisdom of Newt and Steve Forbes. The Dems’ BS degrees. Beck and the mainstream media. Here’s the plan. Plus more.
On health care and a host of other issues, Paul Kirk is all in the family.
The president who speaks (and speaks and speaks).
Explaing Obama’s addiction to the Middle East peace process.
Skittishness will get our president nowhere.
Will conservatives warm up to the GOP?
While President Obama is expected to call for more troops in Afghanistan, his party is increasingly headed toward the exits.
The wisdom of Newt and Steve Forbes. The Dems’ BS degrees. Beck and the mainstream media. Here’s the plan. Plus more.
Obamacare ain’t what it used to be.
At the upcoming summit, nations will promise to stop behaving like adolescents while pursuing “independent climate goals.”
is the conservative hour upon us?
Why isn’t this Saint marching into the Hall? And what about Andre Dawson?
Beautiful country laid to waste has become the norm.
If delivery of U.S. mail is a problem, imagine the delivery of U.S. healthcare.
Obama’s retreat. Missile defenseless. Carterism. Plus more.
Liberals warn America: Beware the Fox News menace!
Before this is over, the mean-spirited Montana senator will be dubbed Mad Max.
America’s “sordid history,” as memorialized in Taos, New Mexico.
Requiring that a child be exposed to “different points of view” can only mean one thing.
A sampling of new offerings.
A reminder of the summer just past. From our September issue.
In the end, a pretty pedestrian celebrity biopic, Renée Zellweger’s presence notwithstanding.
Nancy Pelosi’s historically inaccurate attempt to tie Joe Wilson to the violent San Francisco left of the 1970s.
Obama’s Afghanistan War problem in a nutshell.
The shamefully cold-blooded marriage between progressivism and race.
A hundred days is all a president gets — if he’s lucky.
The peril of turning colleges into diploma factories.
From the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, a report on the triennial interfaith conference known as the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions.
Much to po-mo man’s incomprehension, “Let’s Spend the Night Together” isn’t what Fanny Brawne and her poet boyfriend were about.
Some defenders of ACORN are blind. Some like Joe Conason are something else again.
The administration makes its move against Internet freedom. Plus: Hillary’s Albany shuttle.
Dim Democrats and the “choice” Wyden plan.
Despite their deep sense of history, betrayal by the United States is not something the Czechs expected.
Under the Obama administration, the U.S. is acting in bad faith toward loyal allies and undermining its own successes.
The New York Times finds itself on the wrong page of history.
The indispensability of the “new” in the Jewish New Year.
Was Adara discussed? Plus: Injecting race. Scientists gone maverick. Death of a giant. And more.