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Reloading
Daniel Oliver | from the February 2010 issue
The man who saw it coming.
The daily rantings of President Obama’s favorite blogger are philosophically incoherent, intellectually lazy, and increasingly insane.
Some even collect big bonuses of which he approves.
James rides Tea Party momentum in Alabama.
China overreacts to latest U.S. weapons sales to Taiwan – and backs off.
A failed utopian community’s dream is fulfilled at last.
The “new” Obama policy has been a loser for 150 years.
Is this what Americans wanted, a federal government that spends a third of our income?
Fascination over Palin and Hillary. Gays in the military. Christians and the State Department and more!
A new strategy could make the Blair House health care summit more than a PR event.
The president’s performance has been upgraded to “phenomenal.”
So what is the evidence that the young men of our country are subpar?
Plato remains our finest rock critic.
Public-employee compensation packages are unsustainable — as public school teachers are now finding out.
What America needs is more snowstorms in Washington.
Spokesman Crowley likens orphan rescuers to drug-dealers. (Updated, 12:01 p.m.)
There will be naturally occurring economic growth this year — but then Obama’s neo-socialist, recovery delaying policies kick in for good and we better hope the rest is just his history.
Liberals can’t put their finger on Palin.
So why is the U.S. still defending prosperous Europe and subsidizing its shrinking militaries?
What is it about otherwise careful critics and writers?
Perhaps Driver’s Ed should be teaching its charges what to do if the accelerator gets stuck.
The game was fine, but the packaging — ghastly.
The fourth Majority Leader to face the political sword reserved for Senate’s Old Bulls?
Conservatives aim to turn state a deeper shade of red.
President Obama has no use for American exceptionalism or any special relationship with English-speaking peoples. Our February 2010 cover story.
In the Rocky Mountains, going out of bounds could definitely stop your clock.
Suddenly our lightweight president announces he wants a debate.
It takes two to be bipartisan, Mr. President.
You won’t want to miss Tom Mallon’s scrumptious new book.
Or is it just cynicism behind the claim Abdulmutallab has been cooperating?
Adm. Michael Mullen has weakened the U.S. military.
In the wake of this bizarre ruling, Congress will need to revise the Voting Rights Act.
Fiscal insanity never had it so good.
The Religious Left’s scorn for protections against missile attack have become gospel.
What did Ted Kennedy’s memoir say about his Catholicism?