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5.28.10
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Breaking News
Sestak: Brother Collaborating With White House
Jeffrey Lord | 5.28.10
Scandal widens as Colorado Governor Ritter mentioned, Romanoff refuses calls.
Feature
Rolling Back the Socialist Tide
Andrew B. Wilson | from the May 2010 issue
Where Maggie succeeded and Winston failed — lessons for today.
The Obama Watch
Sleeping With the Retrograde
Daniel Mandel | 5.28.10
The Obama administration gets ever cozier with the UN’s human rights defilers.
Ben Stein’s Diary
Oil of Today
Ben Stein | 5.28.10
A few thoughts on the oil spill from our Diarist.
Another Perspective
Postscript
Christopher Orlet | 5.28.10
Some final thoughts on Everybody Draw Mohammed Day.
At Large
The King and Us
George H. Wittman | 5.28.10
Thailand is a key U.S. ally — why is the Obama administration ignoring the bloody civil breakdown in that country?
The Public Policy
Cut Those Airport Lines… And Catch Terrorists
Iain Murray | 5.28.10
Who says the TSA is the only alternative to terrorism in the skies?
The Health Care Spectator
The Audacity of Rope-a-Dope
Andrew Cline | from the May 2010 issue
Obama promised a different kind of health care reform.
Movie Takes
Robin Hood
James Bowman | 5.28.10
There isn’t a single interesting character in this 140-minute long piece of Movieland fakery.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Streetcar Line
Dunkirk Conservatism
Quin Hillyer | 5.27.10
On the 70th anniversary of the greatest evacuation of World War II, American conservatives should understand they’ve won nothing yet.
The Obama Watch
A Bad Case of the Bitters
Andrew Cline | 5.27.10
Obama reveals his heart in San Francisco.
Political Hay
Slick Happens
Ken Blackwell | 5.27.10
Liberals want to replace BP with their own voices of reason.
The Current Crisis
Revolt of the Masses
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 5.27.10
America is at a historic turning point.
Special Report
Emergent Church No Longer Emerging?
Mark Tooley | 5.27.10
Postmodern Baby Boomer religiosity tends to run out of steam.
The Nation’s Pulse
Lost in the Gulf: Perspective
Ron Ross | 5.27.10
This is only the second significant spill in the more than 70 years of drilling there.
Buy the Book
The Deal With China
Dan Blumenthal | from the May 2010 issue
China’s deal-making with the world’s tyrants has thwarted Western efforts on development, human rights, and proliferation.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
The Obama Watch
What Barack Obama Is Thinking
Peter Ferrara | 5.26.10
Students of history will recognize the method to this President’s madness.
Live From New York
Feelin’ Like a Million Dollars
Jay D. Homnick | 5.26.10
Trying out for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Political Hay
A Tale of Three States
Lisa Fabrizio | 5.26.10
Even the big government Northeast is sick of big government.
Campaign Crawlers
The GOP’s Not-So-Friendly Fire
David N. Bass | 5.26.10
How to lose in a winnable district.
A Further Perspective
The Two-Headed Wooly Mammoth
Peter Hannaford | 5.26.10
Fannie and Freddie should have been treated by Dr. Kevorkian years ago.
Lifestyles Left and Right
The Obama Administration Chews the Fat
Matt Purple | 5.26.10
The government’s anti-obesity plans contain several times your daily value of nanny statism.
The Public Policy
Race to the Top — Of What?
RiShawn Biddle | from the May 2010 issue
The administration is taking on the teachers’ unions — sort of.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
The Obama Watch
Is Arizona’s Immigration Law Being Put on ICE?
Aaron Goldstein | 5.25.10
What was that about faithfully executing the laws of the United States?
The Nation’s Pulse
AAP Gives FGM an AOK
Janice Shaw Crouse | 5.25.10
The American Academy of Pediatrics proposes a strange new approach to female genital mutilation.
Campaign Crawlers
Don’t Ignore Pennsylvania’s 3rd District
Paul Kengor | 5.25.10
Freshman Democrat Blue Dog Rep. Kathy Dahlkemper is vulnerable — and has only herself to blame.
Special Report
Embracing the Tormentors
Faith J. H. McDonnell | 5.25.10
The history of the Religious Left.
Buy the Book
Bends in the Curve
Aram Bakshian, Jr. | from the May 2010 issue
Reading the two books reviewed here should help to keep the Republicans thinking straight.
Conservative Tastes
Getting to Know Miley Cyrus
James Bowman | from the May 2010 issue
Blissfully unconcerned that the Creator of the Universe could be anything other than an indulgent parent.
Another Perspective
Rock Hounds
Reid Collins | 5.25.10
The finest specimens are in space, as some at NASA know.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Special Report
Bribe Charge: Issa Jobsgate Video Slams Sestak, Gibbs
Jeffrey Lord | 5.24.10
Pennsylvania’s Blumenthal: ex-Admiral’s image of honesty, White House credibility torpedoed.
Loose Canons
Giving Intel the Fingar
Jed Babbin | 5.24.10
Or, how Obama learned to stop worrying and love Eric Holder.
The Nation’s Pulse
Textbook Texas
William Murchison | 5.24.10
It’s official: The State Board of Education sticks to its guns.
The Environmental Spectator
The Evil Ivy
Bill Croke | 5.24.10
A menace worse than ticks and rattlesnakes.
A Further Perspective
Goldilocks at the Tea Party
Patrick O'Hannigan | 5.24.10
Always too hot or too cold.
Ben Stein’s Diary
Orange Juice Unlimited
Ben Stein | from the May 2010 issue
Who could have dreamed of it a century ago?
Buy the Book
Pauken’s Paleo Moment
W. James Antle, III | 5.24.10
A former Texas Republican Party chair looks at the conservative politics that might have been.
