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April 2011

Features

  • Comedy’s Lion in Winter

    The great Mort Sahl is alive and well and performing near San Francisco.

    Gerald Nachman

  • Hispanic Conservatives

    Yes, Senator Reid, there are many of them, and the right will be a fool if it fails to take advantage of their availability. 

    William Murchison

  • NATO Reconsidered

    Is it still our indispensable alliance? From our new April issue.

    Joseph A. Harriss

  • A Wonk in Sheep’s Clothing

    For Mississippi governor Haley Barbour, the road to beating President Obama runs through public policy. Our April 2011 cover story. Read it now!

    Philip Klein

Note From the Publisher

Freedom Watch

The Pursuit of Knowledge

  • Translating the Word

    The 400th anniversary of the King James Bible has received only muted celebrations in the English-speaking world.

    Roger Scruton

The Grassroots Spectator

  • Too Late for George Allen?

    He wants to be senator again — but before he can take on Tim Kaine he’ll need to win back grassroots voters who were going to make him president.

    W. James Antle, III

Eminentoes

  • The Boss Man Goeth

    George Steinbrenner’s influence on baseball will long survive him.

    Paul Beston

Capitol Ideas

  • The Multicultural Delusion

    The Arab revolt of 2011 suggests the whole subject of multiculturalism needs to be revisited.

    Tom Bethell

Presswatch

Politics

The Campaign Spectator

High Spirits

  • My Daughter’s Sikh Wedding

    Fortunately (from a new father-in-law’s point of view), media portrayals of the Sikhs are false and terribly unfair.

    Jonathan Aitken

Ben Stein's Diary

Conservative Tastes

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  • Always Leave Them Laughing

    Paul Johnson knows everything about history — and humor.

    John R. Coyne, Jr.

  • America’s Virginian

    Among the men who did the most for the American Revolution, Patrick Henry is probably the least appreciated.

    Dan Peterson

  • The More Things Exchange

    “Barter was the trick that changed the world,” Matt Ridley writes.

    Joseph F. Johnston, Jr.

  • Forever In His Debt

    With his new memoir, Donald Rumsfeld has cleared the air more than he knows.

    Midge Decter

Last Call

  • April Showers

    Spring needn’t celebrate only that life which is new.

    Quin Hillyer

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