Editorial Cartoon
Promising the Moon
Yogi Love | from the December 2012 - January 2013 issue
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Special Report
More Than Just Another Cartoon
Shawn Macomber | 12.21.12
Iraq combat vets pay tribute to the heroes of “the forgotten war.”
The Vacation Spectator
The Jet Lag Journal
Ross Kaminsky | 12.21.12
Postcards from a family holiday get-away to half-way around the world.
The Nation’s Pulse
Man Out of Time
Daniel J. Flynn | 12.21.12
Dragnet’s Jack Webb died thirty years ago, and a lot of America has been dead ever since.
Another Perspective
The ‘Max Tax’ Amendment to the Constitution
James M. Thunder | 12.21.12
Advocates of genuine fairness would have it no other way.
At Large
Afghanistan Report Card
George H. Wittman | 12.21.12
Now the U.S. and NATO are being blamed for not dragging the country out of the 19th century.
Eminentoes
The Good Face, Not the Good Book
Jay D. Homnick | 12.21.12
Beware of Mark Zuckerberg bearing gifts.
Among the Intellectualoids
Trash on the Hudson
Mark Tooley | 12.21.12
The new FDR movie Hyde Park on Hudson is a travesty and total lie.
Flashback
Counting the Costs of Clintonism: Nov. 1998
Robert H. Bork | 12.21.12
(Editor’s Note: The death of judge Robert Bork has sparked an outpouring of admiration on the right. “A more decent man it would be hard to find,” writes our own Jeffery Lord. The crew over at National Review adds the adjectives “wise” and “humane” and “stoic.” He was a man with “teriffic comic timing!” Those characteristics and more would have made him a superb Supreme Court justice. Would that we lived in “Robert Bork’s America.”)
Feature
Counting the Costs of Clintonism
Robert H. Bork | from the November 1998 issue
The debacle of this president’s administration is both a cause and a symptom of the decline of American values. Unless Congress impeaches him, that decline will go on unchecked. An eminent jurist surveys the damage and assesses the chances for the recovery of our culture.
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Political Hay
The Three Not So ‘Wise Men’ of Washington, D.C.
Betsy McCaughey | 12.20.12
These politicians are cooking the books.
In Memoriam
Robert Bork’s America
Jeffrey Lord | 12.20.12
Reagan’s Supreme Court nominee: The Constitution and the savage attack that made his name a verb.
The Current Crisis
Hillary Takes a Fall
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 12.20.12
Why hasn’t she been hospitalized?
The Obama Watch
Obama’s Gettysburg Address?
Patrick O'Hannigan | 12.20.12
Must we continue to set the bar too low?
Special Report
South Korea’s New Direction
Doug Bandow | 12.20.12
The election of its first woman president could mean some new “sunshine” for North Korea.
Another Perspective
Right of Revolution?
Joseph Shattan | 12.20.12
Reflections on a senator and the Second Amendment.
The Public Policy
‘Forward’ to the Past?
Thomas Sowell | 12.20.12
Obama remains oblivious to lessons China and India learned the hard way.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
The Obama Watch
Lockouts and Fiscal Cliffs
Gerald D. Skoning | 12.19.12
As the Obama-Boehner negotiations run amok, the president has the temerity to instruct the NHL to resolve its standoff.
The Public Policy
Fewer Guns, More Crime
Peter Ferrara | 12.19.12
It is time to put liberal posturing aside.
The Nation’s Pulse
Bushwhacked
Nicole Russell | 12.19.12
Compare your kids’ school to the rest of the country — or world — with an updated tool from the Bush Institute.
Sports Arena
The Toy Department
Lisa Fabrizio | 12.19.12
Who says sports are an escape from the real world?
Buy the Book
On Knowing When to Shut Up
John R. Coyne, Jr. | from the December 2012 - January 2013 issue
Edmund Morris failed at one of his most important undertakings.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Another Perspective
Abortion and Newtown: The Culture of Violence
Jeffrey Lord | 12.18.12
Mass shootings on rise since Roe v. Wade: Planned Parenthood as the NRA of Abortion? By Jeffrey Lord
A Further Perspective
Evil Comes Calling
Matt Purple | 12.18.12
Searching for answers after Newtown and finding little.
Ben Stein’s Diary
Honoring My Father
Ben Stein | 12.18.12
Last night’s introduction to the first annual NEC Herbert Stein Memorial Lecture.
Special Report
Iraq: One Year After Withdrawal
Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi | 12.18.12
The U.S. withdrew one year ago today — if anyone in Iraq cares to notice.
Streetcar Line
Children as Victims, Children as Healers
Quin Hillyer | 12.18.12
Musings on hope, love, and Grace.
Letter From Paris
Slouching Toward Dhimmitude
Joseph A. Harriss | from the December 2012 - January 2013 issue
What rough beast is being born in France?
The Obama Watch
Give It to Me
Ralph R. Reiland | 12.18.12
“Giving something back” is Obama-speak for shaking down those who already pay twice their fair share.
The Public Policy
Invincible Ignorance
Thomas Sowell | 12.18.12
Anti-gun zealots continue to deny the facts.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Loose Canons
Preventing School Massacres
Jed Babbin | 12.17.12
Are there ways to defend the defenseless?
Ben Stein’s Diary
God Help Us
Ben Stein | 12.17.12
A massacre that has turned the world upside down.
Another Perspective
A Time for Everything
Nicole Russell | 12.17.12
Sandy Hook’s lesson: Mourn with those who mourn.
The Right Prescription
Kathleen the Terrible
David Catron | 12.17.12
Kathleen Sebelius is the most corrupt and arrogant HHS secretary in history.
A Further Perspective
A Tale of Two (Reagan) Cities
Paul Kengor | 12.17.12
Dixon, Illinois is Reagan’s America. Chicago, Illinois is not.
The Nation’s Pulse
Laws and More Laws
Peter Hannaford | 12.17.12
These never fail to display annoying, intended consequences
Buy the Book
A Final Memoir of William Faulkner
Mark Tooley | 12.17.12
The great writers, remembered by the niece he helped raise who herself died last year.
