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Saturday, March 6, 2010

Current Wisdom

Current Wisdom

Assorted Jackasses | from the March 2010 issue

Public Nuisances

Public Nuisances

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | from the March 2010 issue

Presswatch

Glenn Beck Isn’t Lonesome

James Taranto | from the March 2010 issue

The Pursuit of Knowledge

Climate of Opinion

Roger Scruton | from the March 2010 issue

The Continuing Crisis

The Continuing Crisis

from the March 2010 issue

Note From the Publisher

Constitution Care

Alfred S. Regnery | from the March 2010 issue

On the Prowl

On the Prowl

from the March 2010 issue

Friday, March 5, 2010

Streetcar Line

Not the American Way

Quin Hillyer | 3.5.10

How Obama undermines our balanced system.

Political Hay

Amending the Spending

W. James Antle, III | 3.5.10

A group of House conservatives try to put a constitutional brake on the federal budget.

The Nation’s Pulse

Saving Catholic Schools

RiShawn Biddle | 3.5.10

More and more of them are being shut down — where they are needed most and where charter schools are in shortest supply.

Another Perspective

Why the Palestinians Don’t Want a State

David Gutmann | 3.5.10

Diplomatic niceties notwithstanding, the reasons are pretty obvious.

At Large

Two-Faced Moscow

George H. Wittman | 3.5.10

Russian foreign policy is more schizoid than successful.

Lifestyles Left and Right

A Midlife Moment

Christopher Orlet | 3.5.10

It’s hard to be hip when you’re worried about breaking a hip.

Special Report

Howl

Paul Beston | 3.5.10

The Wolfman does its best to carry the old tune.

Reader Mail

Republicans and Abortion

3.5.10

Jennifer Stockman vs. Jeffrey Lord: an exchange.

Thursday, March 4, 2010

The Obama Watch

Obama Goes Nuclear

Philip Klein | 3.4.10

By deciding to ram health care legislation through Congress by parliamentary trickery, Obama abandons idea of being the post-partisan president.

Campaign Crawlers

Perry, Texas

William Murchison | 3.4.10

There was no plausible reason for Kay Hutchison to run, not this year.

The Current Crisis

Anger Management

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.4.10

Whatever happened to the mainstream media’s high regard for “anger” in politics? 

Political Hay

For the Love of Government

George Neumayr | 3.4.10

The bench-clearing brawl against Jim Bunning.  

Special Report

Global Warming Flaks Reduced to a Strategy of Denial

Tom Bethell | 3.4.10

For the well-funded true believer, climate change means never having to change, no way, no how.

The Public Policy

How to Save $11.4 Billion This Year

Rep. Steve King | 3.4.10

The President is right that many tough choices need to be made to lower federal spending — and here’s an easy one.

The Male Spectator

Cosmetic Improvements

Paul Beston | from the March 2010 issue

Makeup artists on the morning commute.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Political Hay

Jim Bunning’s Finest Hour

Jeri Thompson | 3.3.10

Imagine — a Republican who’s actually listening.

Feature

Party Bashing

W. James Antle, III | from the March 2010 issue

Conservatives turn their fire on the Republican Party. From our new March issue.

Special Report

The Proposition 8 Trial: Understanding the Evidence

William C. Duncan | 3.3.10

Closing arguments are to begin soon in a trial that has been less civics lesson than cautionary tale.

The Right Prescription

Obamacare: Still a Threat to Your Life

Peter Ferrara | 3.3.10

Now, post-summit, more than ever.

The Nation’s Pulse

The West and the 10th

Bill Croke | 3.3.10

Fending off presidential land grabs.

Sports Arena

Every Night Is Hockey Night in Canada

Aaron Goldstein | 3.3.10

As every U.S. Canadian knows, it’s hard to get the puck out of your system.

The Public Policy

Warming Shivers

Peter Hannaford | 3.3.10

A new round of Henny-Penny for your thoughts.

Car Guy

Thinking Outside the Helmet

Eric Peters | 3.3.10

Helmet laws are an insult, particularly to the helmet-wearer.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Constitutional Opinions

Guns Before the Court

Douglas Smith | 3.2.10

The Supreme Court hears argument today in a landmark Second Amendment case.

The Obama Watch

‘I’m the President’: Tiger Woods In The White House

Jeffrey Lord | 3.2.10

The cult of cultural and intellectual superiority in American life.

Special Report

ACORN Housing Boom

Matthew Vadum | 3.2.10

The great rebranding continues – as do plans to put our tax dollars to work for ACORN come election time.

A Further Perspective

Climategate: This Time It’s NASA

Iain Murray & Roger Abbott | 3.2.10

The politicized nature of climate science remains in permanent orbit.

The Public Policy

American Collectivism: A Record of Failure

Ralph R. Reiland | 3.2.10

And now we have an administration that intends to break all records.

Another Perspective

Casting As Persians

Jay D. Homnick | 3.2.10

Capturing and testing the spirit of Purim, which was observed yesterday and Sunday.

Editor’s Desk

Real Reconciliation

3.2.10

Betsey McCaughey has come up with a 20-page bill, in plain English, that solves all of Obamacare’s problems.

Monday, March 1, 2010

The Obama Watch

Mr. Obama Repeals the Law of Gravity

Andrew B. Wilson | 3.1.10

Time to move on from old dogmas in favor of new talking points.

Washington Prowler

Nameless Abettors

The Prowler | 3.1.10

The administration is reluctant to identify the lawyers in its employ who previously provided legal counsel to suspected terrorists and enemy combatants.

The Nation’s Pulse

The NAACP’s Negative Image Awards

Mark Hyman | 3.1.10

The only way Van Jones could have improved his chances is if he’d been a foul-mouthed rap artist.

Letter From Paris

Sarko’s Revenge

Joseph A. Harriss | 3.1.10

Unintended consequences could give France to the Socialists.

A Further Perspective

Frankly Kooky

Robert Stacy McCain | 3.1.10

Conservative success drives liberals crazy.

The Environmental Spectator

Tilting at Windmills

Nicole Russell | 3.1.10

The dubious turbine industry.

In Memoriam

The Beichman Library Closes

Paul Kengor | 3.1.10

When he died last month, Arnold Beichman took with him a mind overflowing with valuable information on the greatest ideological conflict of the 20th century.

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