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Saturday, September 8, 2012

Eminentoes

Whatever Happened to Sam Tanenhaus?

Robert Stacy McCain | from the September 2012 issue

The author of a conservative “autopsy” is mysteriously silent.

The Continuing Crisis

The Continuing Crisis

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | from the September 2012 issue

Odds & Ends

Mistaken or Messiah?

TAS Staff | from the September 2012 issue

Presswatch

God Save This Voluble Court

James Taranto | from the September 2012 issue

The Public Policy

Mediscared Silly

Stephen Moore & Peter Ferrara | from the September 2012 issue

Seniors will fare better under Paul Ryan’s reforms than they will under Obamacare.

Friday, September 7, 2012

Ben Stein’s Diary

Obama’s New America

Ben Stein | 9.7.12

A few notes on the Democrats’ final night.

Campaign Crawlers

Hope Turns Gray

Robert Stacy McCain | 9.7.12

Democrat convention shows Obama’s appeal fading with age.

The Right Prescription

The Charlatans of Charlotte

David Catron | 9.7.12

The lies told about Ryan and Medicare were alone enough to disqualify the Dems for re-election.

Letter From Paris

France’s Robin Hood Socialism

Joseph A. Harriss | 9.7.12

Will François Hollande’s soak-the-rich policies save or ruin the economy?

Another Perspective

The Whole Foods Hustle

Daniel J. Flynn | 9.7.12

Free-ranging chicken McNuggets will keep you healthy and solvent, assuming you widen your appreciation of genuine organic food.

A Further Perspective

One Small Step for Romney

J.T. Young | 9.7.12

The Republican nominee’s tribute to Neil Armstrong was nicely self-revelatory.

Eminentoes

Magnificent Irrelevance

Larry Thornberry | 9.7.12

Democrats hitch their wagon to a burnt-out star.

The Nation’s Pulse

Rootless in America

Christopher Orlet | 9.7.12

Why our opposition to hiring locally?

Live From New York

Serb and Spaniard

Roger Kaplan | 9.7.12

They are from small countries, but they are stage center at Flushing Meadows.

Flashback

His Cheatin’ Heart: Jan. 1994

David Brock | 9.7.12

Democrats have been performing plastic surgery on the Clinton legacy for more than a decade now: lifting here, tucking there, excising the scar tissue, and smoothing away unseemly lines. Witness the results in Bill Clinton’s adulatory reception this week at the Democratic National Convention. Lest anyone think things were always so sunny, a reminder why the Spectator spent the 1990s resisting his many charms.

Feature

His Cheatin’ Heart

David Brock | from the January 1994 issue

Living With the Clintons: Bill’s Arkansas bodyguards tell the story the press missed.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Ben Stein’s Diary

Bill Clinton’s Sham Night

Ben Stein | 9.6.12

And the Native American Elizabeth Warren was no better.

Campaign Crawlers

Disaster Drill

Robert Stacy McCain | 9.6.12

Obama headlines a Democratic convention plagued by bungles.

The Obama Watch

In Government Obama Trusts

George Neumayr | 9.6.12

The Democrats leave God out of their politics.

Streetcar Line

False Choices From a Failed Messiah

Quin Hillyer | 9.6.12

A boundless ego laid bare as he slams GOP’s “past policies.”

Special Report

God Among the Democrats and Republicans

Mark Tooley | 9.6.12

God has returned to the Democratic convention — but He never really went away this week, nor last.

Political Hay

Bull Matthews: The Media Plays the Race Card

Jeffrey Lord | 9.6.12

Obama media allies and the ratings oxygen of skincolor liberalism.

Another Perspective

Surveying a Ravaged Economy

Andrew B. Wilson | 9.6.12

Barack Obama will show you further evidence of his own greatness.

The Current Crisis

The Democrats in Convention Assembled

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 9.6.12

What a tiresome lot, and that’s not even including the moron contingent.

Live From New York

Farewell Andy, and Godspeed!

Roger Kaplan | 9.6.12

Roddick loses and leaves, tennis loses and continues.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Special Report

Ending the Economic Error

Ross Kaminsky | 9.5.12

If Barack Obama is allowed to “finished what he started,” government dependency is all that we’ll have left.

The Campaign Spectator

The Left’s Education Divide

Matt Purple | 9.5.12

At the Democratic convention, a choice between children and teachers unions.

Campus Scenes

Obama as a Faded Poster

James M. Thunder | 9.5.12

For young adults, a lost opportunity — not that he was going to give them one.

Political Hay

The Che Convention

Peter Ferrara | 9.5.12

The most left-wing Democrats in American history have gathered in Charlotte.

The Obama Watch

Carrying Obama’s Bags

Aaron Goldstein | 9.5.12

But role reversals are frequent in America’s party of bagmen.

The Public Policy

‘Bait and Switch’ Taxes

Thomas Sowell | 9.5.12

Those who think President Obama’s tax hikes will spare the middle class are only deluding themselves.

Another Perspective

Christian Pacifism Against C.S. Lewis

Mark Tooley | 9.5.12

Stanley Hauerwas’s boldly challenges a leading Christian voice of Just War understandings.

Live From New York

No Rain No Gain

Roger Kaplan | 9.5.12

What do you do during a rain delay?

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Special Report

Taking Down Taibbi

Ross Kaminsky | 9.4.12

Leftist criticism of Romney’s business history is ignorant, hypocritical, and magically void of similar criticism of Democrats.

Political Hay

The DNC’s Bold Lies

Jeffrey Lord | 9.4.12

DNC website caught lying about party’s civil rights record: Wasserman Schultz, Virginia Senate nominee Kaine involved.

Loose Canons

Obama’s Ideological Convention

Jed Babbin | 9.4.12

Who are you going to believe: Romney-Ryan or the Dems’ lying eyes?

Ben Stein’s Diary

Now There Is No Hope

Ben Stein | 9.4.12

And by the way, where is the Change?

A Further Perspective

We’ll Always Have Clint

Larry Thornberry | 9.4.12

Tampa cleans itself up from a dizzying, rewarding week.

Among the Intellectualoids

Sorkin Slanders the Tea Party

Matt Purple | 9.4.12

And liberal culture goes into cardiac arrest.

Sports Arena

Saving Coach Ryan

W. James Antle, III | 9.4.12

If the New York Jets don’t make the playoffs, Rex may have talked himself out of a job.

The Obama Watch

Obama’s Dreams

Thomas Sowell | 9.4.12

Confident ignorance is a dangerous quality in a leader.

Live From New York

Princes and Kings and Princesses and Queens

Roger Kaplan | 9.4.12

Can’t beat Flushing Meadows for a great weekend of pro tennis.

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