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How to win the crucial first debate (WSJ)
Who is the forgotten man in the financial crisis of today? (NRO)
A response that supply siders won't hate (Marginal Revolution)
McCain's gambles will catch up to him sooner or later (Culture11)
Banned books in DC? (Washington Times)
Ahmadinejad's messianic rhetoric (Christian Science Monitor)
Kim Jong Il's continued absence means famine for his people and dilemmas for the
Finally: the Green Bible. No more NIV for Al Gore. (American Papist)
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