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Friday, October 14, 2011
Campaign Crawlers
Republican Campaign Apocalypse
Robert Stacy McCain | 10.14.11
Can the conservative grassroots stop Mitt Romney?
Special Report
AARP Is Killing Entitlement Reform
Ross Kaminsky | 10.14.11
Behind its new ad to pressure the Super Committee to leave Medicare and Social Security untouched.
Streetcar Line
Without Visuals, a Different Impression
Quin Hillyer | 10.14.11
Some belated, sobering thoughts about Tuesday’s debate.
The Nation’s Pulse
We Built This City!
Daniel J. Flynn | 10.14.11
Hippies-turned-yuppies hate to be reminded they sold out.
Another Perspective
The Montebourg Option
Roger Kaplan | 10.14.11
Occupiers of the world, unite! Heading into Sunday’s primary runoff, France’s Socialists show the way.
A Further Perspective
The Arab Spring’s Forgotten Freedom
Samuel Gregg | 10.14.11
The Islamic world continues to suffer from one particularly severe blind spot when it comes to human liberty.
At Large
The Emperor Returns
George H. Wittman | 10.14.11
Tsar Vladimir has big plans for himself, his country, and its neighbors.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Political Hay
Perry’s Last Hope
George Neumayr | 10.13.11
To have any chance of winning, he will have to launch daily strikes on Romney’s liberalism, past and present.
Feature
Going North
F.H. Buckley | from the October 2011 issue
In a parliamentary system, we would easily solve our debt crisis.
Ben Stein’s Diary
A Letter to the Lazy
Ben Stein | 10.13.11
Don’t just whine and beat drums about people and institutions you don’t know the first thing about.
The Current Crisis
Cain’s Moment
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 10.13.11
Herman Cain is a gentleman. Lawrence O’Donnell is a bully and a creep.
Another Perspective
The Missing Piece of 9-9-9
Green Lantern | 10.13.11
Herman Cain’s plan is all fine and good, but a national sales tax won’t wash. So what will replace that component?
The Public Policy
Occupy 14th Street
Iain Murray & David Bier | 10.13.11
So how’s the job creation racket going at the Commerce Department’s EDA?
The Nation’s Pulse
E-Books? No Sale
Christopher Orlet | 10.13.11
Sometimes the latest technology comes with too many strings attached.
The Obama Watch
Jobber Wacky
Jay D. Homnick | 10.13.11
How being nice to this president will re-elect him.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Special Report
McCotter Trailblazes Social Security Prosperity
Peter Ferrara | 10.12.11
A reform like none other for the 21st century.
Buy the Book
American Moses
Ryan L. Cole | 10.12.11
James Madison in full, thanks to the excellent Richard Brookhiser.
The Congressional Spectator
How Super?
W. James Antle, III | from the October 2011 issue
Will the so-called super committee end up pitting defense hawks against anti-taxers?
Another Perspective
I’m Mad as Hell
Gerald Nachman | 10.12.11
Just doing my part to keep up with Americans’ growing anger about everything.
The Obama Watch
Is Obama Administration the Most Anti-Business in Recent Memory?
Gary Shapiro | 10.12.11
It’s what’s known as a rhetorical question.
The Nation’s Pulse
Hot Springing
Bill Croke | 10.12.11
Most hot springs in the West are hardly as deadly as Yellowstone’s.
A Further Perspective
To Rise and Not to Rest
Lisa Fabrizio | 10.12.11
What makes conservatives different from liberals, and vice versa.
The Environmental Spectator
The Sky Isn’t Falling
Peter Hannaford | 10.12.11
Ms. Henny-Penny undergoes a rude awakening.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Political Hay
False Religions and Real Distractions
Ross Kaminsky | 10.11.11
Robert Jeffress’s anti-Mormonism is the last thing Republicans need.
Special Report
Alec Baldwin Fund Tied to Wall Street, Big Oil
Jeffrey Lord | 10.11.11
Actor partners with Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Exxon, and a charity that urges evading capital gains tax.
A Further Perspective
Diapers for 26-Year-Olds
David N. Bass | 10.11.11
So long as Millennials fail to grow up, their economic plight is unlikely to improve.
The Obama Watch
No Primary Challenge to Obama
J.T. Young | 10.11.11
The talk may grow louder, but any challenge would be suicidal in its own right.
The Pursuit of Knowledge
Riots of Passage
Roger Scruton | from the October 2011 issue
When rites of passage disappear from public life, civilization does as well, and one result is young men running amok.
The Nation’s Pulse
The World Doesn’t Owe You a Living
Aaron Goldstein | 10.11.11
Some grandfatherly advice for the permanently aggrieved.
At Large
British Priorities
Hal G.P. Colebatch | 10.11.11
Prime Minister Cameron has slashed defense spending. So where is all that money going now?
Movie Takes
The Hedgehog
James Bowman | 10.11.11
Left-wing intellectuals, it appears, are all alike.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Political Hay
Mitt Romney’s American Century
W. James Antle, III | 10.10.11
Romney takes his stand for a robust foreign policy, but questions remain.
Campaign Crawlers
Can Herman Cain Go the Distance?
Robert Stacy McCain | 10.10.11
The GOP’s “dark horse” now faces the trials of a contender.
Loose Canons
Algore Akbar!
Jed Babbin | 10.10.11
The cultist EU is about to impose cap-and-trade on U.S. airlines. Our president will approve, instead of declaring Europe a no fly zone.
Another Perspective
A Defense of Florida
Larry Thornberry | 10.10.11
A January 31 Florida primary will not spoil anyone’s Christmas, though the RNC seems eager to spoil the GOP’s chances next year.
Special Report
The Passing of Hillary’s 1960s Mentor
Mark Tooley | 10.10.11
The obits have ignored their ties, but this former president of the SDS who saved her from Goldwater conservatism.
The Nation’s Pulse
Gumming Up the Classroom
Michael Johnson | 10.10.11
We prefer shortcuts to honest effort.
With the Tea Partiers
Breaking the Ruling Class
Ned Ryun | from the October 2011 issue
Until it ceases to be re-elected at 80 percent rates the Ruling Class will continue to remain unaccountable.
