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Friday, May 21, 2010
The Obama Watch
Enemies of Arizona
Andrew Cline | 5.21.10
Will Obama ever defend America and her borders?
The War on Terror Spectator
So Miranda Is Hobbling Police Investigations After All
Eric Blair | 5.21.10
Imagine if Bush were saying this.
Special Report
Resenting African Christianity
Mark Tooley | 5.21.10
Liberal Episcopalians and Methodists blame it all on the U.S. right wing.
At Large
Just Say NoyNoy
George H. Wittman | 5.21.10
Philippines chooses bland new president — and nothing will change.
Feature
Arnold Beichman, 1913 – 2010
Tom Bethell | from the May 2010 issue
An oral history and remembrance of a great adventurer and friend.
Political Hay
A Tale of Two Presidents
Jay D. Homnick | 5.21.10
A plague on at least one of their houses.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Political Hay
Richard Blumenthal’s Recovered Memory
George Neumayr | 5.20.10
The curious lies of public figures.
Campaign Crawlers
Obama Defeats Specter
Jeffrey Lord | 5.20.10
Ties prove fatal for one-time Republican once assured of an easy GOP renomination.
The Current Crisis
The Taranto Principle Vindicated Again
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.20.10
John Kerry owes Richard Blumenthal a letter of commendation.
The Public Policy
A Weak Call for World Trade
Geoffrey Michener & Brian McGraw | 5.20.10
The Obama administration puts up another roadblock to economic recovery.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Talk
Christopher Orlet | 5.20.10
The birds do it, the bees do it, what else do you need to know?
Sports Arena
A Rivalry Renewed
James David Dickson | 5.20.10
The Notre Dame – Miami rivalry will have a different character this time around.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Political Hay
Landslide Rand
W. James Antle, III | 5.19.10
Ron Paul’s son takes a step closer to Washington.
Campaign Crawlers
The Triumph of Murthanomics
Robert Stacy McCain | 5.19.10
A class-warfare ghost still haunts Pennsylvania.
Special Report
Liberals Gone Wild
Peter Ferrara | 5.19.10
Getting to the Heartland of their global warming religiosity.
The Public Policy
Broken Promises
RiShawn Biddle | 5.19.10
The NEA’s public employee teachers are no longer failing upward.
Car Guy
Democrat Double Taxers
Eric Peters | 5.19.10
You should be hot under the collar over HOT lanes.
Among the Intellectualoids
How Dare You Teach Conservatism!
William Murchison | from the May 2010 issue
And in Texas, of all places.
Buy the Book
Beating the Yard Dog
John R. Coyne, Jr. | from the May 2010 issue
Bill Clinton and the death of American virtue.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Campaign Crawlers
‘Out in Force’ in Pennsylvania
Robert Stacy McCain | 5.18.10
Republicans push hard to capture Murtha’s seat.
Media Matters
Newsweek: The Canary In The Liberal Coal Mine
Jeffrey Lord | 5.18.10
Sale of liberal media star a symbol of looming election verdict on Obama.
The Right Prescription
Obamacare’s Hit Man
Robert M. Goldberg | 5.18.10
Meet Jay Angoff, a trial-lawyer favorite who loves suing insurance companies.
Letter From Paris
What Price Supersonic Grandeur?
Joseph A. Harriss | from the May 2010 issue
Concorde’s end came not with a whimper but a tragic bang.
Buy the Book
His Father’s Son
Wlady Pleszczynski | 5.18.10
Fred Thompson’s priceless new memoir is coming out today.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Campaign Crawlers
Liberals Against Lincoln
W. James Antle, III | 5.17.10
Labor unions and progressives try to unseat a Democratic senator in Arkansas.
What’s Still Great
I’m Proud to Be on American First-Class
Ben Stein | 5.17.10
The only way to live and fly.
Washington Prowler
Shoring Up Chicago’s Community Bank
The Prowler | 5.17.10
How much White House involvement in ShoreBank rescue effort?
Eminentoes
Elena Kagan: Estranged From America
Ken Blackwell | 5.17.10
Do we really want another ACLU type on the Supreme Court?
Among the Intellectualoids
Taken to Task at the TLS
Michael Johnson | 5.17.10
When the stakes are this small, duck for cover.
The Pursuit of Knowledge
On Defending Beauty
Roger Scruton | from the May 2010 issue
Almost getting away with it on the BBC.
The Nation’s Pulse
Speed Shift
Jeremy Lott | 5.17.10
Getting to Seattle in a hurry — for the best of reasons.
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The Bush Crack-Up
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