The American Spectator

December 2010 - January 2011

Campus Scenes

• Women for Tea

  John H. Fund

Note From the Publisher

• Repudiations and Recommendations

  Alfred S. Regnery

Freedom Watch

• Is Any Part of the Constitution Unconstitutional?

  The short answer to the above question is: Yes.

  Andrew P. Napolitano

The Continuing Crisis

• The Continuing Crisis

  R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.

Features

• Millennials and Hope

  Is the American Dream still alive? 

  Joseph Lawler

• Books for Christmas

  Our annual list of holiday gift suggestions from distinguished readers and writers. 

  TAS Symposium Contributors

• Can Civilization Survive Without God?

  In Washington, the Hitchens Brothers disagree, but with a poignant friendliness.

  David Aikman

• Not Triangulation but Regulation

  Obama's answer to a GOP Congress. 

  Quin Hillyer

• The Meaning of It All

  Our panel of experts reports on the first national elections of the Tea Party era. 

  TAS Symposium Contributors

The Tax and Spend Spectator

• Supply-Side, the Next Generation

  Tax cuts aren't enough.

  W. James Antle, III

The Pursuit of Knowledge

• Multiculturalism, R.I.P.

  Our political class has at last recognized that multiculturalism is a recipe for disaster.

  Roger Scruton

The Senate Spectator

• The Road to 60

  It is entirely possible that Republicans will win 13 more Senate seats in 2012 and 2014.

  Grover G. Norquist

With the Tea Partiers

• Getting Below the Surface

  The real story of the 2010 elections, in preparation for 2012.

  Ned Ryun

Capitol Ideas

• Interregnum -- and a Transition

  RIP, Joe Sobran, who died on September 30, age 64.

  Tom Bethell

Presswatch

• National Partisan Radio

  James Taranto

Letter From Paris

• The First Superstar

  It was exactly 130 years ago this winter that Sarah Bernhardt made her long-awaited appearance in America.

  Joseph A. Harriss

The Campaign Spectator

• Sweet Victory and Bitter Irony

  Robert Stacy McCain

Spectator's Journal

• The Russian Mind Today: A Geopolitical Guide

  Herman Pirchner

High Spirits

• Hear, Hear

  Examination of conscience is always a challenging task -- no less so when the issue is the Afghanistan war.

  Jonathan Aitken

Ben Stein's Diary

• Connecting in Chicago

  Back and forth, from wonderful Utah, to friendly Syracuse, to YAF country in Wisconsin.

  Ben Stein

Conservative Tastes

• Happy Days with Blondie

  Dagwood Bumstead is a much better symbol of American manhood than any of his successors.

  James Bowman

Books in Review

• Deconstructing the Indigestible

  The plague of the food fashionistas is upon us.

  Aram Bakshian, Jr.

• The Long Journey Home

  How atheism led Peter Hitchens to faith.

  John R. Coyne, Jr.

• Engaging Israel

  Yehuda Avner's engaging memoir of service to four prime ministers.

  Joseph Shattan

• Two Roads Diverged

  The New Road to Serfdom: A Letter of Warning to America
  By Daniel Hannan

  Iain Murray

• Stagflation’s Veep

  Every career has a low point, even Walter Mondale's.

  Jeremy Lott

Current Wisdom

• Current Wisdom

  Assorted Jackasses

Last Call

• Back on the Mound

  William Murchison