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Yogi Love | 3.14.11
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Special Report
A Great White Fleet for the 21st Century
James B. Brinton | 3.18.11
Disaster relief — and America’s sense of itself — require nothing less.
Streetcar Line
Budget Battles Demand Perspective
Quin Hillyer | 3.18.11
Don’t scoff at small victories.
A Further Perspective
E.J.’s Broken Record
Ross Kaminsky | 3.18.11
We’re not broke. The rich simply aren’t paying enough in taxes. Over to you, Al Franken.
Political Hay
California’s Brown Out
RiShawn Biddle | 3.18.11
The young Jerry Brown would be doing a much better job.
Eminentoes
Michael Mann Goes to the Zoo
Paul Chesser | 3.18.11
Climategate’s hockey-stick man continues to thrive outside the penalty box.
Another Perspective
Splendid Isolation
Michael Johnson | 3.18.11
After six months away, our correspondent finds the U.S. suffocatingly inward-looking — and gauche.
At Large
Turkey Shifts Eastward
George H. Wittman | 3.18.11
A country now happy not to have to live up to Western expectations.
Political Hay
The Overrated Five
Lisa Fabrizio | 3.18.11
Who needs overrated movies when there are political narratives out there begging to be demystified?
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Political Hay
Scapegoating Mitch Daniels
Philip Klein | 3.17.11
He’s paying the price for a long-standing problem social conservatives have had with the Republican Party.
The Current Crisis
Barbour Out On the Hustings
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 3.17.11
Time to get serious about 2012.
Breaking News
NPR’s Weak Case for Federal Funding
Andrew Cline | 3.17.11
Attention listeners! The House today is to debate a bill that would strip federal taxpayer funding for National Public Radio.
Special Report
Appeasement’s Oscar
Daniel Mandel | 3.17.11
Silence is not golden on the story behind The King’s Speech.
Another Perspective
Hardcore Lessons
Christopher Orlet | 3.17.11
Who do we want for our role models?
The Nation’s Pulse
Noisy Nights in Paradise
Ralph R. Reiland | 3.17.11
Amazon parrots sure know where to go for spring break.
The Nation’s Pulse
Are Text Messages an Antitrust Issue?
Ryan Young | 3.17.11
Why do networks charge so much for something that costs so little?
Movie Takes
Of Gods and Men
James Bowman | 3.17.11
An immensely moving account of goodness, holiness and Christian martyrdom.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Washington Prowler
Hands Off the Obamacare Slush Fund
The Prowler | 3.16.11
Why has the GOP House leadership blocked Reps. King and Bachmann’s efforts to defund Obamacare implementation?
A Further Perspective
Libya’s Lesson for Europe
Doug Bandow | 3.16.11
You need military power to be a military power.
Campaign Crawlers
Recalling the Good Times
Jay D. Homnick | 3.16.11
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez suffers humiliating recall from overtaxed and put-upon voters.
The Environmental Spectator
Cap and Control the EPA
Larry Thornberry | 3.16.11
The House moves to regulate the global warmist regulators.
The Obama Watch
Slouching Towards Argentina
Peter Ferrara | 3.16.11
Obama’s allies in Wisconsin are a throwback to Juan Peron’s public employee unions.
Political Hay
Has Massachusetts Become a Brown State?
Aaron Goldstein | 3.16.11
Sure looks like it, if Scott Brown holds on to the “people’s seat.”
Another Perspective
Philadelphia’s Long Lent Gets Longer
G. Tracy Mehan, III | 3.16.11
Fallen priests, ashes, and the Resurrection.
The Nation’s Pulse
A Bright Spot
Manon McKinnon | 3.16.11
With thanks to the Foundation for a Better Life.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Another Perspective
Too Big to Fail
W. James Antle, III | 3.15.11
The belief that government can do no wrong.
Political Hay
It Can Be Done
Jeffrey Lord | 3.15.11
Freshman congressman Tim Huelskamp makes himself plain.
A Further Perspective
Obama, Sarkozy, Gaddafi
Roger Kaplan | 3.15.11
What is democracy for if you cannot have big public debates?
The Public Policy
Social Security’s Glimpse Into the Left’s Priority
J.T. Young | 3.15.11
A non-starter in any deficit reduction talks.
Special Report
State Department Is AWOL on Religious Liberties
Ken Blackwell | 3.15.11
Sayeed Mussa has finally been freed, no thanks to the Obama administration.
In Memoriam
Halfway to Hell
Jay D. Homnick | 3.15.11
In Itamar, a bloody act of random cruelty, during the happiest season of the Jewish calendar.
Buy the Book
Seeing the Future Through the Rear-View Mirror
Michael Johnson | 3.15.11
The wars of the ancient world remain a guide to today’s — as does Victor Davis Hanson.
Monday, March 14, 2011
At Large
Godzilla Redux
Jed Babbin | 3.14.11
At least that’s the way the knee-jerk anti-nuke media would have it.
Streetcar Line
Serwer in the Sewer
Quin Hillyer | 3.14.11
Race-baiting accuser should look in mirror.
Washington Prowler
Patriotic Gore
The Prowler | 3.14.11
That’s amore, Newt style. Plus: Manning up at Foggy Bottom.
A Further Perspective
Clash Warfare
Ross Kaminsky | 3.14.11
A misty-eyed challenge to Samuel Huntington’s seminal view.
Special Report
Still Tortured Evangelicals
Mark Tooley | 3.14.11
A Duke conference will highlight the extent to which left-pacifists oppose any resistance to jihadists.
The Nation’s Pulse
It’s Digital Nuisance Time
Peter Hannaford | 3.14.11
Nothing saved, nothing gained.
Movie Takes
Cedar Rapids
James Bowman | 3.14.11
The very funny if not quite morally serious tale of a modern-day Candide.
Reader Mail
By No Means
3.14.11
The trouble with means testing Social Security. Which Bush was right on Iraq? Plus more.
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