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5.14.10
Asking and telling about Kagan. Getting MADDER. GLAAD about you. Mighty Quin. Ben Stein. Plus more.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Political Hay
Specter’s Last Stand
W. James Antle, III | 5.14.10
Next Tuesday, Pennsylvanians may be tired of a senator who can’t keep his parties straight.
A Further Perspective
A Shrewd Choice
Douglas Smith | 5.14.10
Kagan would be an effective advocate on the Court.
The Obama Watch
The Governor, the President, and the Race Card
Patrick O'Hannigan | 5.14.10
Smirking seems to be Barack Obama’s default response to criticism.
The Nation’s Pulse
Stamped for Failure
Ethan Epstein | from the May 2010 issue
Welcome to California, where it pays not to work.
The Energy Spectator
Comparing Apples and Orangutans
John Droz, Jr. | 5.14.10
The mistaken “equivalency” between renewables and conventional power sources.
At Large
Chinese Rules
George H. Wittman | 5.14.10
If it’s worth our having, Beijing will spy on it.
Another Perspective
The Hunger Artist
Christopher Orlet | 5.14.10
And the Goddess Amba’s miracle elixir.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Special Report
Obama’s Rationing Man
Philip Klein | 5.13.10
President Obama’s nominee to run Medicare and Medicaid has declared his love for Britain’s health care system. Literally.
The Current Crisis
From Gutfeld to Naipaul
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.13.10
A Red Eye special look at infidels and losers.
Constitutional Opinions
Kagan’s Telepathy Standard
George Neumayr | 5.13.10
What would Thurgood Marshall do?
Buy the Book
Comeback Conservatism
Ben Stein | from the May 2010 issue
Bob Tyrrell is the man for whom the term “stand-up guy” was invented.
Eminentoes
John J. “Jack” McConnell: Lifetime Job for Tobacco and Lead Paint Litigator?
Jack Park | 5.13.10
The Senate Judiciary Committee today will consider the nomination of a dubious litigator to serve as a federal district judge in Rhode Island.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Special Report
Who Will Bail Out America?
Peter Ferrara | 5.12.10
President Obama’s Grecian formula certainly won’t.
The Public Policy
Grijalva’s Green Gambit
Kevin Mooney | 5.12.10
Creating a hostile enivronment for immigration enforcement.
Political Hay
The Socialist Judge: Elena Kagan and the Teachable Moment
Jeffrey Lord | 5.12.10
Bennett loss signals perils of vote for a pro-socialist Supreme Court nominee.
The Nation’s Pulse
Skiing and Recycling Lessons
Ron Ross | 5.12.10
Taking advantage of a captive chairlift audience.
Sports Arena
Speaking of Sports
Lisa Fabrizio | 5.12.10
What has happened to Howard Cosell’s toy department?
Last Call
Indiana Spring
Wlady Pleszczynski | from the May 2010 issue
Missing its very special bloom.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
The Obama Watch
Obama Nominates Himself
Philip Klein | 5.11.10
Supreme Court pick Elana Kagan has a lot in common with the president.
Special Report
Do Ask, Do Tell
John Tabin | 5.11.10
Military recruiters and the chink in Dean Kagan’s armor.
Eminentoes
Arnold Stars in Return of the Luddites
Jeffrey Lord | 5.11.10
Decision to stop off-shore drilling because of risk betrays American Exceptionalism.
The Nation’s Pulse
Pew vs. The Pill
Daniel J. Flynn | 5.11.10
A half-century of birth control has counter-intuitively resulted in an increase in unplanned pregnancies.
Another Perspective
If You Must Drill, Please Do So Responsibly
Paul Chesser | 5.11.10
BP, unfortunately, is no Exxon.
Politics
First Things First
Grover G. Norquist | from the May 2010 issue
Qualifying for a presidential run in 2012 requires serious team play in 2010.
In Memoriam
Memories of Lena Horne: The Calm After Stormy Weather
Aaron Goldstein | 5.11.10
What would a little boy have known about stormy weather?
Monday, May 10, 2010
Breaking News
The Left vs. Elena Kagan
John Tabin | 5.10.10
Some liberals see red flags in the thin record that Kagan does have.
Political Hay
Know When to Holder
Andrew Cline | 5.10.10
The president and his attorney general suddenly discover they are “now dealing with international terrorism” — and that Miranda rights may have to wait.
Loose Canons
Stopping the Next Shazad
Jed Babbin | 5.10.10
Why do we need a smoking SUV to tell us that a terrorist attack is under way?
The Investor
Why Do They Do It?
Ben Stein | 5.10.10
A few thoughts on finance, Goldman Sachs, and porn stars.
The Obama Watch
Obama: Stuck on Begrudge
Ralph R. Reiland | 5.10.10
Where would he be today if Tony Rezko hadn’t “made enough money”?
A Further Perspective
News Quiz #2
Daniel Oliver | 5.10.10
Degree of difficulty: Not too bad, but pay attention.
Movie Takes
The Cartel
James Bowman | 5.10.10
A most timely exposé of the breathtaking corruption of New Jersey’s teachers unions.
