Everyone’s looking for energy fixes in all the wrong places.
William Tucker
Arrogance and intolerance in the name of superior expertise are antithetical to popular governance and the requirements of honest argument. But that hasn’t stopped them from becoming a central feature of our political life.
Angelo M. Codevilla
When capitalists are held to the same low standards as government, what kind of future can capitalism possibly have?
Philip Klein
Fuzzy feelings and a confused grasp of the human condition.
David Aikman
Alfred S. Regnery
“Freedom is a fragile thing,” Reagan said. Introducing Freedom Watch, a new monthly column in which a prominent public figure addresses growing threats to our freedom and what’s being done to defend it — “for it comes only once to a people”
Jim DeMint
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
The Prowler
But the House Democratic leadership wants them to play dead.
W. James Antle, III
Muhammad, Keynes, and the avoidance of personal responsibility.
Roger Scruton
There are two types of economists — make that two types of people — in the world.
Brian Wesbury
Tom Bethell
If only Keynesians knew their own history.
Joseph Lawler
What do Maureen Dowd, Thomas Friedman, Paul Krugman, and Muammar Qaddafi have in common?
James Taranto
In French politics, one never knows what to expect — or who is expecting.
Joseph A. Harriss
John H. Fund
America’s National Prayer Breakfast is in danger of becoming an empty social ritual.
Jonathan Aitken
Wondering what Mr. Obama knows.
Ben Stein
James Bowman
Machiavelli could not have written a better book.
Fred Iklé
A brief but telling account of the soup of moral and intellectual confusion into which a significantly telling number of us Americans have currently gotten ourselves.
Midge Decter
An indispensable study on Lincoln’s rise to greatness.
Jason Emerson
The timing of this book’s publication is peerless.
Nick Schulz
Pictures from a four-day exhibition.
Wlady Pleszczynski
Joseph Shattan
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H/T to National Review Online