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Friday, October 1, 2010
Political Hay
The Democrats Jump Off a Cliff
W. James Antle, III | 10.1.10
And into a tax increase. The world according to Obama, Pelosi, and Reid.
Special Report
Blue States See Red Over Redistricting
Daniel J. Flynn | 10.1.10
Democrats are on the verge of losing electoral votes before a single 2012 vote is cast.
A Further Perspective
Understanding the O’Donnell Voter
Ron Ross | 10.1.10
He doesn’t think he made mistake.
The Public Policy
Governments’ Bad Investments
Iain Murray | 10.1.10
Final proof that the ongoing financial crisis is not a crisis of free markets.
Campaign Crawlers
Let Me Clarify That
Larry Thornberry | 10.1.10
The Joy of Charlie — more positions than you can count.
Another Perspective
Who Says Marriage Is Obsolete?
Janice Shaw Crouse | 10.1.10
Lessons in employability from the recession.
At Large
Inside the Obama Afghan Policy
George H. Wittman | 10.1.10
You’d think Barack Obama would get along splendidly with Hamid Karzai.
Feature
Pilgrimage to Albania
Alfred S. Regnery | from the September 2010 issue
The most interesting places to visit are often those furthest from the beaten path.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
The Obama Watch
Obama’s Campaign-Season Christianity
George Neumayr | 9.30.10
He won’t separate it from a chance at winning.
The Right Prescription
No, You Can’t Keep Your Current Health Coverage
Andrew Cline | 9.30.10
Yesterday, Dr. Obama took his dissembling act to Des Moines.
Special Report
Avigdor Lieberman’s Dose of Truth
P. David Hornik | 9.30.10
In the wake of Obama’s appearance, the Israeli foreign minister’s speech to the UN this week drew condemnations.
Political Hay
Where EPA Is Public Enemy #1
Robert James Bidinotto | 9.30.10
An environmental regulatory binge is killing Democrats in the Farm Belt. Just ask Blanche Lincoln.
The Current Crisis
More on the Delaware Race
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.30.10
The mainstream liberal press is covering up for Chris Coons.
Feature
A Splendid, Precarious Victory
Dan Peterson | from the September 2010 issue
The Supreme Court has incorporated the Second Amendment. But the party of government power will continue its efforts to disarm the American people.
The Nation’s Pulse
Kids Are All Right
Christopher Orlet | 9.30.10
Picky, self-obsessed, divorce-scarred, childless women haunt our cities.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
The Obama Watch
The December Surprise
Peter Ferrara | 9.29.10
Obama will never deliver on the middle-class tax cuts he promised. Get used to it.
The Obama Watch
Close Chavez
Jay D. Homnick | 9.29.10
So now Mr. Obama goes after Fox News as if he were Venezuela’s presidente.
Feature
Let Slip the Dogs of (Tax) War
Neal B. Freeman | from the September 2010 issue
To survive Obama, Maine can learn from Canada.
Political Hay
November Song
Lisa Fabrizio | 9.29.10
Oh, the Dems’ days dwindle down to a precious few.
The Nation’s Pulse
Episcopal Bishops for Open Borders?
Mark Tooley | 9.29.10
A strange experience in the Arizona desert.
Letter From Paris
Here’s Looking at You, Kid
Joseph A. Harriss | from the September 2010 issue
Today Mona Lisa is the ultimate in kitsch.
Sports Arena
Thanks, Bobby!
Aaron Goldstein | 9.29.10
It would be great for baseball to see Bobby Cox manage one last October.
Buy the Book
Knight Errant With a Clipboard
John R. Coyne, Jr. | from the September 2010 issue
A beautifully edited half century of Bill Buckley.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
The Obama Watch
Obama’s Prairie Fire Companion
Paul Kengor | 9.28.10
How did old pal Bill Ayers finally outrage university liberals? By the author of Dupes.
Special Report
A Capper for Christie?
Kevin Mooney | 9.28.10
Anti-regulatory efforts in New Jersey could unwind Kyoto-type environmental schemes in other states.
Political Hay
Government Shutdown Times
Ross Kaminsky | 9.28.10
This time the advantage would be with the Republicans — one would think.
Buy the Book
Can’t Live With Them…
Jeremy Rabkin | from the September 2010 issue
Is Thomas Sowell too disdainful of intellectuals?
Conservative Tastes
The Pursuit of Happiness
James Bowman | from the September 2010 issue
It used to be that Hollywood had nothing against the mercenary motive.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Breaking News
Coons: I Will Bring Yale Divinity School Values to Senate
Jeffrey Lord | 9.27.10
Witchcraft, Queer Worship, socialism taught at school: O’Donnell opponent salutes atheism.
Ben Stein’s Diary
Escorting Nancy Reagan
Ben Stein | 9.27.10
My thrill of a lifetime at the Reagan Library.
Loose Canons
Obama’s Wars: Revolt of the Generals, Part 2
Jed Babbin | 9.27.10
Unlike the Democrat effort in 2006, this one was substantive — and Obama approves of Bob Woodward’s portrayal of his weakness.
A Further Perspective
America’s Forgotten Newman?
Joseph P. Duggan | 9.27.10
Blessed John Henry Newman had some special American counterparts.
Feature
The Sad State of Progressivism
Philip Klein | from the September 2010 issue
At the annual Netroots Nation conference, liberals reflected on where Democrats came up short.
Campaign Crawlers
Democrats Send in the Clowns
Larry Thornberry | 9.27.10
Conservatives stay strong in Florida — and without them Republicans can’t win.
Political Hay
Voter Initiatives: The Cursed Blessing
Peter Hannaford | 9.27.10
In California, public employees are counting on one to save them.
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