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Saturday, February 5, 2011

Current Wisdom

Current Wisdom

Assorted Jackasses | from the February 2011 issue

Politics

There They Went Again

John H. Fund | from the February 2011 issue

Presswatch

Whiplash!

James Taranto | from the February 2011 issue

The Continuing Crisis

The Continuing Crisis

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | from the February 2011 issue

Note From the Publisher

Unwanted: Dead or Alive

Alfred S. Regnery | from the February 2011 issue

Friday, February 4, 2011

Another Perspective

Will the Middle East Go MAD?

William Tucker | 2.4.11

As Egypt prepares us for a New Middle East, thank goodness for nuclear weapons and mutually assured destruction. But then there’s Iran.

The Obama Watch

Michelle Obama’s Barbecue Hypocrisy

Andrew Cline | 2.4.11

The first rule of political pandering: Know what you’re talking about.

A Further Perspective

Religious Left Despised Ronald Reagan

Mark Tooley | 2.4.11

A nice reminder of a no-holds-barred detestation.

Political Hay

Repeal Appeal

Ross Kaminsky | 2.4.11

Senate Democrats seal their fate for 2012 by voting against repeal of Obamacare.

Special Report

Reagan vs. the Progressives

Paul Kengor | 2.4.11

Remembering Ronald Reagan at 100 — and what he learned from his “progressive” friends.

At Large

Propaganda of the Deed

George H. Wittman | 2.4.11

The riots in Egypt have been a boon for post-Domodedovo Russia.  

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Poured Concrete for the Soul

Dan Peterson | from the February 2011 issue

Why are we now not surprised when architecture is ugly and inhuman? Nancy Pearcey offers answers to this and many other questions about our aggressively secular age.

Movie Takes

The King’s Speech

James Bowman | 2.4.11

Maybe here is a heroism we can believe in again.

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Streetcar Line

Why the Black Panther Case Matters

Quin Hillyer | 2.3.11

Holder team tramples civil rights — by enforcing left-wing view that civil rights law exists only to protect certain minorities, the heck with everyone else.

Ben Stein’s Diary

Murray State Bliss

Ben Stein | 2.3.11

Not far from Nashville, a long way from Egypt.

The Current Crisis

Conservatives, Liberals, and Obamacare

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.3.11

Judge Roger Vinson would have made an excellent zoologist.

At Large

All Barack, No Bite

Jay D. Homnick | 2.3.11

Hosni Mubarak receives the boost he needed.

Lifestyles Left and Right

Evicting Jesus?

Lisa Fabrizio | 2.3.11

The bishop of Phoenix upsets the New York Times and its collective of Planned Parenthood Catholics.

The Nation’s Pulse

Reality for the Devil

Christopher Orlet | 2.3.11

The devil is alive and active in the world and maybe up for a Grammy.

Movie Takes

True Grit

James Bowman | 2.3.11

There’s much to praise in the Coen Brothers’ remake — except for a key missing ingredient.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Special Report

My Week at Sundance

Happy Jack Feder | 2.2.11

Was there anyone here who was not a budding filmmaker?

The Right Prescription

The Legal Future of Obamacare

Peter Ferrara | 2.2.11

Officially, it is no longer the law of the land. That means more than anyone is letting on.

Washington Prowler

Funny Business

The Prowler | 2.2.11

Corporations happily going along with Obama.  

The Public Policy

Better Choices

RiShawn Biddle | 2.2.11

Punishing desperate parents who want better schools for their children.

The Obama Watch

Getting Serious About Regulations — NOT!

Daniel Oliver | 2.2.11

Who does our president take us for?

At Large

Why Israel Worries About a Post-Mubarak Egypt

Aaron Goldstein | 2.2.11

Thirty-three years of cold peace was better than four wars over a quarter century.

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An American Hero Remembered

John R. Coyne, Jr. | from the February 2011 issue

David Eisenhower’s excellent and incisive memoir of his grandfather.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Special Report

Ronald Reagan’s America

Jeffrey Lord | 2.1.11

Obama’s socialist fantasy shattered as Centennial birthday arrives.

The Right Prescription

Obamacare Unconstitutional? Roger That!

David Catron | 2.1.11

U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson invokes severability to strike down entire reform law.

A Further Perspective

Obamacare’s Final Chapter

Robert M. Goldberg | 2.1.11

Overturning Judge Vinson’s ruling would expand Congress’s power to politically unacceptable heights.

Another Perspective

The Media ‘Protests’ Too Much

Nicholas Thimmesch, II | 2.1.11

Egypt’s protesters enjoy coverage never extended to, say, Tea Partiers.

Political Hay

A Tea Party Lesson

Kevin Mooney | 2.1.11

From a 1990s tax revolt in New Jersey.

Another Perspective

Egypt Crisis and Oil

Herman Cain | 2.1.11

A reminder of the urgency of energy independence.

The Nation’s Pulse

Congress? Barristers, Pits, and Sugar

Ralph R. Reiland | 2.1.11

The new atmospherics of medical malpractice reform.

Monday, January 31, 2011

Political Hay

Rand’s Reductions

W. James Antle, III | 1.31.11

Senator Paul introduces a $500 billion spending cuts package.

Special Report

Egypt and the Realpolitik of Violence and Freedom

Daniel Oliver | 1.31.11

Mr. Obama’s sloppy thinking on the subject is alarming.

Loose Canons

A Lenny Skutnik Sputnik Moment

Jed Babbin | 1.31.11

Big government evacuations, Washington, D.C. style.

The Obama Watch

Sotto Voce — Going Along with Mr. Obama in Imagining the Future

Andrew B. Wilson | 1.31.11

It all began with his little “pat-down” witticism.

Sports Arena

Tennis in Melbourne

Roger Kaplan | 1.31.11

Kim Clijsters made it all worthwhile.

The Nation’s Pulse

Everybody Loves Reagan

Ryan L. Cole | 1.31.11

On the eve of his 100th birthday, liberals don’t just revise the 40th president’s record — they practically claim him as one of their own.

At Large

Egyptian Intransigence Ominous

Hal G.P. Colebatch | 1.31.11

The causes for concern predate the protests.

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