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Obama’s Foreign Policy Problems, Personified
Angelo M. Codevilla | from the November 2009 issue
He has seized on the fecklessness of his predecessors and run with it to the far, far left.
He has seized on the fecklessness of his predecessors and run with it to the far, far left.
The stresses and strains of post-defeat spinning.
Same-sex marriage may be 0-31, but according to the media the public is divided.
Charlie Crist is telling major whoppers.
New evidence of White House political director Patrick Gaspard’s ties to the radical group.
Where does all the pirates’ ransom money go?
What is Kay Bailey Hutchison up to?
Conservative provocateur Bruce Bartlett breaks with conservative orthodoxy — up to a point.
Support for smaller government is a mainstream position.
Hillary Clinton is the latest to appear hapless in its presence.
Knowing what we’ve known all along, how could the Democrats not have been routed on election day?
To control government’s cost, we first need to know what it is.
A Washington, D.C. audience reacts to Helen Mirren’s performance in Racine’s Phèdre as if it were watching a sit-com.
When they side with conservatives, Republicans win — just as Ross Perot taught us.
Just as Barack Obama overestimated his, which saw him helpless to prevent yesterday’s GOP landslides.
Who lost and who won in Hoffman’s Revolution?
When a church worships political ideology instead of God.
Northern Virginia Republicans celebrate victory last night — even the local candidate who lost in his ultra-liberal district.
Leftist troublemaker George Soros ramps up his war on markets by creating an “Institute for New Economic Thinking.”
Reassessing the Republican lineup, such as it is.
ACORN, NEA surface. Hispanic group involved also Soros-funded.
Charlie Christ probably doesn’t want too many weeks like last week.
Rocco Landesman, the new head of the National Endowment for the Arts, likes to compare his president to the late dictator Julius Caesar.
Speaker Nancy’s nag will soon go lame.
Liberation theologians of the world unite, once again.
The sky-is-falling greenies are getting progressively batty.
Third parties. Principled Moderates. Terrorists that just happen to be Muslim. Bono, Sting, and Torts.
White House intensifies Scozzafava fiasco. Pete Sessions NRCC’s last stand. Plus: Larry Summers and Susan Crawford’s resignation.
Liberal Republican Scozzafava exits gracelessly.
President Obama’s claim he’s been barely aware of ACORN’s activities just got harder to sustain.
An interview with Minnesota’s Republican governor and presidential possibility.
The union perks hidden inside health care reform.
Is the Sting of rock lost if it plays groupie to the virtual Obama?
The question Norman Podhoretz has been asked more than any other in his career.
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