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Friday, October 29, 2010
Political Hay
Obama’s Plight
Philip Klein | 10.29.10
It’s different from Reagan in 1982 and Clinton in 1994.
The Obama Watch
Closing Time at the Club of Disaffection
Andrew B. Wilson | 10.29.10
He’s a man frozen in '60s time.
Campaign Crawlers
Trick or Treat Time for Democrats
Robert Stacy McCain | 10.29.10
Scary tactics in a key campaign in coal country.
The Nation’s Pulse
Halloween Horror
Andrew Cline | 10.29.10
A city steals candy from its own children.
Sports Arena
Moss Grows Fat on a Rolling Stone
W. James Antle, III | 10.29.10
But that’s not how it used to be.
Special Report
Breaking Their Silence
Mark Tooley | 10.29.10
Some mainline Protestants are starting to care about persecuted Christians in Sudan, North Korea, and elsewhere.
At Large
The Enemy Next Door
George H. Wittman | 10.29.10
How much more evidence does the Administration need?
The Slaughterhouse
The Smallness of Saul
Matthew Vadum | from the October 2010 issue
A loving look at Barack Obama’s community organizer supreme.
Conservative Tastes
Our Norman Rockwell and Theirs
James Bowman | from the October 2010 issue
More on that tiresome left-wing myth of the right-wing myth of the vanished America.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
The Current Crisis
The Coming Struggle
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.28.10
Among Americans there’s been a hugh upsurge of awareness that we are broke.
Eminentoes
Jon Stewart’s Comic Relief 2010
George Neumayr | 10.28.10
Celebrity jesters hold a benefit for their failing king.
The Nation’s Pulse
Looking Good
Christopher Orlet | 10.28.10
Gazing into the future of moral condemnation.
Car Guy
Cars That Drive Themselves?
Eric Peters | 10.28.10
It’s an idea that’ll make any self-respecting driver’s flesh crawl.
Capitol Ideas
What’s Up in San Francisco?
Tom Bethell | from the October 2010 issue
Besides the World Series, in case you were wondering.
Buy the Book
Faith Without Reason
Matthew Kenefick | from the October 2010 issue
A review of Robert Reilly’s The Closing of the Muslim Mind.
Movie Takes
Waiting for Superman
James Bowman | 10.28.10
A liberal mugged by the reality of the schools Democrats and their teachers’ unions run — and too dazed to know what to do next.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Political Hay
The Kasich Comeback
W. James Antle, III | 10.27.10
The budget-balancer of the '90s could be Ohio’s next governor.
Campaign Crawlers
It’s Head-Stomping Season
Robert Stacy McCain | 10.27.10
Kentucky mayhem highlights campaign’s fever pitch.
The Obama Watch
Playing You to the Bitter End
Peter Ferrara | 10.27.10
And before he’s finished he’ll have Bernanke resume Carter-era inflation.
Political Hay
Coming Up ‘R’
Larry Thornberry | 10.27.10
Florida is such a GOP stronghold this year that even Republican-created Democrat districts are in play for Republicans like Mike Prendergast.
Special Report
At Last, the Real Madame Bovary
Michael Johnson | 10.27.10
Flaubert’s famous novel enjoys a greater following in the U.S. these days than in France.
A Further Perspective
Some ‘Splainin’ to Do
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.27.10
Incoming Republican congressman will have to explain why there’ll be no return to the policies that left Nancy Pelosi minority leader.
Sports Arena
A Red State-Blue State World Series
Aaron Goldstein | 10.27.10
San Francisco vs. Texas? Let the culture wars begin!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Another Perspective
New York Times’ Frank Rich Named Obama’s Top Economic Adviser
Andrew B. Wilson | 10.26.10
We have to assume he’d come cheaper than Paul Krugman.
Political Hay
A Society of Beggars? Obama Battles Reagan
Jeffrey Lord | 10.26.10
For America, a time for choosing.
The Energy Spectator
The Weekly Standard Goes Green
William Tucker | 10.26.10
A major conservative weekly falls for Amory Lovins’ latest anti-nuclear spiel.
Another Perspective
Hemingway in Idaho
Bill Croke | 10.26.10
He lived and died here, but it was one place he didn’t really write about.
The Public Policy
The Nobel Case for Immigration
Ryan Young & Alex Nowrasteh | 10.26.10
Keeping our eyes on the prize when it comes to immigration policy.
A Further Perspective
Left Out in the Sun
Jay D. Homnick | 10.26.10
Free insurance advice from Harry Reid.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Loose Canons
WikiLeaks Attacks!
Jed Babbin | 10.25.10
Confirming the problems inherent with the nation-building strategy we pursued in Iraq and are still pursuing in Afghanistan.
Washington Prowler
Analyze This
The Prowler | 10.25.10
Luncheons With Mitt Romney. Plus: NPR’s progressive reasons for firing Juan Williams. Also: Giants ball girls.
The Nation’s Pulse
The Hayseed Rebellion
James P. Gannon | 10.25.10
Hey, all you bigots and extremists, listen up!
Special Report
How ACORN Survives — and Thrives
Matthew Vadum | 10.25.10
With friends in high places — even Obama’s HUD secretary — it’s free to remain true to its infamous self.
The Right Prescription
A Triple Threat to Patients
Robert M. Goldberg | 10.25.10
Courtesy of Obamacare’s unconfirmed czar, Donald Berwick — a first order business from the next Congress.
Another Perspective
Citizenship as Sword
Ben Lerner | 10.25.10
When terrorists by their words and deeds renounce their U.S. citizenship.
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Counting the Costs of Clintonism
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It’s the Best Time of the Year
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The Bush Crack-Up
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