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July 2010 - August 2010

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  • Have the Republicans Learned Their Lesson?

    And do they deserve to win big this November? And if they do win, do they know what to do? Can they ever be trusted again? A pre-election symposium, from our Summer Issue. 

  • America’s Ruling Class — And the Perils of Revolution

    The only serious opposition to this arrogant Ruling Party is coming not from feckless Republicans but from what might be called the Country Party — and its vision is revolutionary. Our special Summer Issue cover story.

    Angelo M. Codevilla

  • Mission Attrition

    How Arizona reflects changes in the country’s immigration politics. From our new July/August issue, just in time for a federal lawsuit.

    W. James Antle, III

Note From the Publisher

Freedom Watch

The Continuing Crisis

On the Prowl

London Calling

  • Brother, Can You Spare a Euro?

    The European Union is supposed to promote amity among its members. The result has been the opposite: hatred.

    Paul Johnson

The Health Care Spectator

  • Starving ObamaCare

    Could a new GOP majority win a government shutdown battle over defunding the national health care law? From our July-August issue.

    Philip Klein

The Pursuit of Knowledge

  • Shocking the Bourgeoisie

    Worn-out gestures of rebellion before an audience that long ago lost the capacity for outrage.

    Roger Scruton

Eminentoes

The Great American Saloon Series

  • Washington’s Cafe Mozart

    As German restaurants disappear from our midst, this Washington establishments remains a happy anomaly.

    Aram Bakshian, Jr.

Among the Intellectualoids

Capitol Ideas

The Recession Spectator

  • Obama’s Double-Down Gamble

    The White House has served notice that it will continue to apply both monetary and fiscal stimulus through the rest of this year if not longer, the $2 trillion yearly federal overruns be damned.

    James Srodes

The Public Policy

Presswatch

Politics

High Spirits

  • Rebirth in Harlem

    Sixty-five years ago today, a remarkable memorial service was held in one of London’s great churches in honor of a then obscure German pastor and theologian, Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

    Jonathan Aitken

Ben Stein's Diary

Conservative Tastes

  • Shockless

    When outrage becomes predictable it ceases to be outrageous.

    James Bowman

Buy the Book

  • The Future Is Now

    John Allen’s reporting on the Catholic Church is of the highest order.

    Matthew Kenefick

  • The Nonhuman Animal

    Wesley Smith on the human cost of the animal rights movement.

    Rev. Michael P. Orsi

  • Friends and Sources

    Jonathan Alter’s insider take on Obama’s glorious first year.

    John R. Coyne, Jr.

  • The Freedom Agenda

    Arthur Brooks has written a fierce and necessary manifesto.

    Brian C. Anderson

Current Wisdom

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