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Friday, January 14, 2011
Political Hay
Some Vitriolic Rhetoric About Repeal
David Catron | 1.14.11
The GOP still needs to kill ObamaCare.
Another Perspective
Defending ‘Toxic’ Rhetoric
Justin Paulette | 1.14.11
What if the Arizona killer had been a Tea Party conservative?
Special Report
Dry Lakes
RiShawn Biddle | 1.14.11
Michigan’s history of late has been one of growing malaise and steady decline. If only this pertained to football.
Among the Intellectualoids
Neutering God
Mark Tooley | 1.14.11
In progressive, inclusive circles, you are not to call Him by any pronoun.
The Nation’s Pulse
Mountains, Sky, Writers
Bill Croke | 1.14.11
A cultural mecca in America’s Southwest.
At Large
Russia Rushes Backwards
George H. Wittman | 1.14.11
Vladimir Putin’s growing reliance on ultranationalist skinhead youth.
A Further Perspective
Russian Thunderclouds
Michael Johnson | 1.14.11
How do you say “tipping point” in Russian?
Thursday, January 13, 2011
The Obama Watch
Obama’s Bullseye
Philip Klein | 1.13.11
In his address on the Tucson shootings, President Obama chose statesmanship over partisanship.
The Current Crisis
More Evidence Liberalism Is Dead
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 1.13.11
Those wizards at the New York Times are their own worst coroners.
Special Report
Climate Change
George Neumayr | 1.13.11
Restoring respect for law and order isn’t what the left has in mind.
At Large
Cricket and Political Correctness
Tom Bethell | 1.13.11
English “public school boys” save the day for a British sport and British education.
Political Hay
Wasting No Time in the Land of Enchantment
Paul Chesser | 1.13.11
New Mexico’s new Gov. Susana Martinez means business.
Another Perspective
A Few Grown Men
Lisa Fabrizio | 1.13.11
Can we afford to remain a land of eternal immaturity?
The Nation’s Pulse
The Case of the Missing Tennis Ball
Christopher Orlet | 1.13.11
Or how our brains are shrinking.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Special Report
The Victim and His Victims
Robert Stacy McCain | 1.12.11
Liberals blame everyone except the criminals.
Streetcar Line
Let’s Try a Better Response
Quin Hillyer | 1.12.11
Gabrielle Giffords deserves angels.
The Congressional Spectator
Shielding Congress From the People
Andrew Cline | 1.12.11
The wrong response to the Tucson tragedy.
The Obama Watch
The Budget Battle: How President Obama Is Trapped
Peter Ferrara | 1.12.11
He promised a “net spending cut.” It’s up to House Republicans to help him keep that promise.
A Further Perspective
Reading the Constitution
Daniel Oliver | 1.12.11
Focusing the nation’s attention on some astounding facts.
Another Perspective
Goodbye to Britain’s YWCA
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 1.12.11
Another revered institution drops its “Christian” association in favor of a left-wing “Platform.”
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Loose Canons
Barry’s Angry Words
Jed Babbin | 1.11.11
This president is the root cause of the political anger that is out there.
Political Hay
The Dismissal of Sarah Palin
Aaron Goldstein | 1.11.11
Political war by any means at its dirtiest.
The Nation’s Pulse
Tucson and the Left’s Online Orgy of Accusation
Robert M. Goldberg | 1.11.11
And when inconvenient facts intrude, a new fevered narrative emerges.
Special Report
The Unrepentant Terrorist: An Update
Ron Kolb | 1.11.11
A report from the Terre Haute hearing.
At Large
Wrestling the Gulag Story to the Ground
Michael Johnson | 1.11.11
Peter Weir’s new film, The Way Back, will be cause for many a reflection on the most extensive prison network in history.
A Further Perspective
START’s Lame Passage
Douglas Smith | 1.11.11
Has the Senate abdicated its constitutional responsibility?
Monday, January 10, 2011
Constitutional Opinions
Liberalism’s Frail Constitution
W. James Antle, III | 1.10.11
While pretending to revere it as an important document that is just too inscrutable to limit government, liberals let slip what they really think about the Constitution.
Breaking News
Federal Judge: Liberal Sheriff, Media Exploiting Attack
Jeffrey Lord | 1.10.11
Leftist Arizona law officer, leftwing media accused of “downright evil.”
A Further Perspective
I’ve Got Your “Inflammatory Rhetoric” Right Here
Stephanie Herman | 1.10.11
Facing up to Facebook last Saturday.
Political Hay
New Conservative in Town
Larry Thornberry | 1.10.11
Florida’s rookie governor celebrates a good opening week.
Loose Canons
Obama’s Gitmo Melodrama
Jed Babbin | 1.10.11
Signing on for another year of weakness and confusion.
Washington Prowler
A Slap at Valerie
The Prowler | 1.10.11
The loser in William Daley’s elevation. Also: Sperling’s Goldman parachute.
The Nation’s Pulse
NYC: The Statue of Liberty or The Grim Reaper?
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 1.10.11
Abortions at twice the national average.
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It’s the Best Time of the Year
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The Bush Crack-Up
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