Feature
Those Underpaid Government Workers
Andrew G. Biggs & Jason Richwine | from the September 2010 issue
The recession has exposed just how nice and cozy — and unaffordable — working for the government can be.
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Friday, September 24, 2010
Another Perspective
No Regulation Without Representation
John Berlau | 9.24.10
Three cheers for the Pledge to America’s promise to regulate the regulatory state.
Campaign Crawlers
Winds of Change in the Windy City
Robert Stacy McCain | 9.24.10
A Republican offers hope in corruption-weary Chicago.
A Further Perspective
How to Defeat Liberals
Ron Ross | 9.24.10
It’s really a matter of having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
Special Report
The Palestinians’ Jewish-State Hang-Up
P. David Hornik | 9.24.10
A two-state solution for two peoples? Not so fast.
The Nation’s Pulse
Good News
Geoffrey Norman | 9.24.10
Happy days are here again — or haven’t you heard?
At Large
China’s Securities
George H. Wittman | 9.24.10
It needs its export trade with the U.S. a lot more than we need to be in debt to Beijing.
Buy the Book
A Fearless Prophet
Shawn Macomber | 9.24.10
Jeremy Lott’s new book explores the religious foundations of William F. Buckley’s life and courage.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
The Public Policy
ObamaCare at Six Months
Philip Klein | 9.23.10
How liberals will exploit the failures of government health care to push for government-run health care.
Streetcar Line
Pence and Santorum: Thought Leaders
Quin Hillyer | 9.23.10
Elevating the substance of public discourse.
Washington Prowler
Andrew Cuomo Up to Old Tricks
The Prowler | 9.23.10
Could he end up investigating himself?
The Current Crisis
The Other Delaware Candidate
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.23.10
My guess is that he’s still a Marxist.
Eminentoes
The Sharia-Compliant American Left
George Neumayr | 9.23.10
It chuckles over the “new Red Menace.”
The Public Policy
Welcome Back, Congressional Review Act
Ivan Osorio | 9.23.10
Senate Republicans confront a Big Labor power grab.
The Nation’s Pulse
Without a Net
Christopher Orlet | 9.23.10
For some, computers, Internet reduce productivity.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Loose Canons
ABC News’ Credibility ‘Lost in Translation’
Jed Babbin | 9.22.10
Brian Ross turns fabulist again.
Political Hay
The Disgrace of the Ruling Class
Peter Ferrara | 9.22.10
For starters, we now have confirmation that Barack Obama truly loves poor people.
The Obama Watch
Let’s Talk About the I-Word, Mr. President
Frank Schell | 9.22.10
Time for the Oval Office to grasp the notion of incentives.
Politics
Contract Negotiations
Grover G. Norquist | from the September 2010 issue
Tomorrow, House Republicans are set to release their “governing agenda” — a Contract with America that is more than just a campaign tool, drawing as it does on 30 years of history.
Special Report
Who Is the Next Molly Norris?
Aaron Goldstein | 9.22.10
Freedom of expression took another step closer to a slow death last week.
At Large
Cultural Suicide
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 9.22.10
Another symbolic milestone for England’s Gramscian stormtroopers.
Another Perspective
Missing Chairs
Reid Collins | 9.22.10
Nothing like making a shopper fell unwelcome.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Special Report
Immigration Doublespeak
W. James Antle, III | 9.21.10
More evidence Obama appointees talk enforcement in public and administrative amnesty in private.
A Further Perspective
The Tea Party and ‘Tucker’s Law’
William Tucker | 9.21.10
A general principle that deserves to find a place in the textbooks.
The Obama Watch
If You’ve Lost Colin Powell
Ken Blackwell | 9.21.10
Will he give Obama a general discharge?
The Nation’s Pulse
Debasement Is Not Just a Damp Room Under Your House
Michael Johnson | 9.21.10
Just how debased can the English language become and still be called English?
Political Hay
Explaining the New Democratic Logo
Jonathan Witt | 9.21.10
The official announcement suggests a party increasingly unmoored from truth and reason.
Movie Takes
Never Let Me Go
James Bowman | 9.21.10
A rare adaptation that is even finer than the novel it is based on.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Breaking News
Mike Pence’s Hillsdale College Speech on the Presidency
Rep. Mike Pence | 9.20.10
The full text of the speech Indiana Republican Rep. Mike Pence delivered Monday night at Hillsdale College.
Breaking News
Chris Coons: Volunteer for Liberation Theology
Jeffrey Lord | 9.20.10
O’Donnell opponent aided advocates of James Cone, Jeremiah Wright Marxist doctrines.
Political Hay
Republican Transparency in Florida
Larry Thornberry | 9.20.10
Audit ties Charlie Crist to corrupt spending.
Loose Canons
This Year’s Conservative Insurgency
Jed Babbin | 9.20.10
The only question is whether conservatives will win it in time to reform the Republican Party by 2012.
At Large
Fidel’s Communist Spin
Ralph R. Reiland | 9.20.10
At least for a moment he sounded less collectivist that our president.
A Further Perspective
What Did Christine O’Donnell Do to Deserve This?
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 9.20.10
The Republicans pile on, too — and let’s keep Bill Buckley out of it.
