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The Liberal Foundation Award
10.15.09
The hard part. Flashy prizes. Rush’s team. Tankers. Plus more.
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Friday, October 16, 2009
Eminentoes
All the President’s Mavericks
W. James Antle, III | 10.16.09
The independent Republicans who usually give whoever is in the White House whatever they want.
What’s Still Great
An Honor Roll of One
Ben Stein | 10.16.09
What makes Tom Norris — and thus our country — exceptional.
Political Hay
White House Hatchet Jobs
Ken Blackwell | 10.16.09
The Obama administration goes after the insurance industry.
The Obama Watch
Buying Barack
Andrew Cline | 10.16.09
The Norwegian Nobel Committee would end up waiting for Godot if it expected Obama to “accomplish” anything.
At Large
China Confidential
George H. Wittman | 10.16.09
For all its recent material success China can’t come to grips with the ineptness of its governance.
Special Report
Not Truthful, Just Gore
Paul Chesser | 10.16.09
After this Sunday, there’ll be no pulling the plug on “Not Evil, Just Wrong,” the hot new exposé of the global warmist crowd.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Washington Prowler
Huckabee and Hoffman
The Prowler | 10.15.09
Here’s Mike’s chance to impress conservatives. Also: Hillary: Desperately not seeking Susan.
The Obama Watch
Don’t Ask, Then Tell
George Neumayr | 10.15.09
Obama listens to his political advisers, not soldiers or chaplains.
The Nation’s Pulse
Who Is DeMaurice Smith?
Jeffrey Lord | 10.15.09
Obama supporters force Rush out of NFL.
The Current Crisis
Another Clinton Scandal
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.15.09
I have been defamed by Taylor Branch.
Streetcar Line
Good Happenings on the Right
Quin Hillyer | 10.15.09
A hodgepodge of encouraging signs.
Among the Intellectualoids
A Little Bit of Economics
Andrew B. Wilson | from the October 2009 issue
Our president knows it all about a subject he has no use for.
A Further Perspective
The Mind Boggles
Jay D. Homnick | 10.15.09
Marvel at the insanity of the process we have allowed to steer the fate of the Republic.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Breaking News
NFL’s Goodell, Irsay: Rush Critics Democratic Contributors
Jeffrey Lord | 10.14.09
NFL Commissioner, Colts owner supported controversial candidates.
Political Hay
Now Comes the Hard Part
Philip Klein | 10.14.09
The Finance Committee approved its version of health care legislation three months later than expected, but the sense of victory could be short-lived.
Special Report
The Business of Compassion
Marilia Duffles | 10.14.09
The private sector’s response to the Samoa tsunami.
The Right Prescription
Ruination From Obama-Baucus
Peter Ferrara | 10.14.09
How the Obama/Baucus health care takeover will ruin America’s health care.
A Further Perspective
Health Care Snowe Job
Robert M. Goldberg | 10.14.09
Eight things to know about the America’s Healthy Future Act.
The Obama Watch
The Friend of My Enemy Is Who?
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.14.09
The only thing we have to fear is that not one of the world’s bad guys fears Obama himself.
Another Perspective
The Nobel Show Horse
Peter Hannaford | 10.14.09
An all-talk president deserves nothing less.
High Spirits
Is Everybody Happy?
Jonathan Aitken | from the October 2009 issue
Can non-economic prosperity be measured?
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The Nation’s Pulse
The Real Problem With ACORN
William Tucker | 10.13.09
When idealism gives way to moral gangsterism.
Special Report
The Reagan Prize
Jeffrey Lord | 10.13.09
It’s time to create an international award for those who really bring peace.
Sports Arena
Personal Fouls
John R. Guardiano | 10.13.09
The vicious smearing of football aficionado Rush Limbaugh.
Washington Prowler
Stimulating the Stimulus
The Prowler | 10.13.09
Rahm Emanuel moves to unclog the spending spigot.
Capitol Ideas
Twits, Twitter, and Tweets
Tom Bethell | from the October 2009 issue
Falling behind the hi-tech curve.
Among the Intellectualoids
The Neopagan Temptation
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.13.09
Philip Davis’s 1998 study exposed the flim-flam behind the Mother Goddess movement.
Reader Mail
Unreasonable People
10.13.09
Refueling the Airbus. Lacking Nobelity. Mark Foley. Marco Rubio. Plus more.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Special Report
Can Hamas Make Sesame Street Sweet?
Brooke M. Goldstein | 10.12.09
Will the Palestinian version of Sesame Street make up for West Bank children’s programming calling for the slaughter of Jews or the killling of George Bush?
The Public Policy
Vaccine Preemption
Jack Park | 10.12.09
A Georgia supreme court ruling could undermine the administration’s swine flu program.
The Nation’s Pulse
Big Labor, Green Jobs
Max Schulz | from the October 2009 issue
Shriveling unions look for a magic cure.
Feature
A Dark Horse
Roger Scruton | from the October 2009 issue
The great Roy Campbell heaped wonderful abuse on the nihilist left, though that’s hardly the only reason to treasure him.
Movie Takes
‘The Invention of Lying’
James Bowman | 10.12.09
Ricky Gervais may be the funniest man alive — though count on Hollywood not to put him to best use.
