The American Spectator : Staff : Wlady Pleszczynski

Wlady Pleszczynski

Editorial Director

Wlady Pleszczynski is editorial director of The American Spectator and editor of AmSpec Online. His tenure at the Spectator dates back to August 1980. A native of Santa Barbara, California, he (and his wife Joanna) have two sons, two cats, and a famous dog.

His work has also appeared in the Wall Street Journal, National Review, Slate, the Weekly Standard, the Women's Quarterly, and the Times Literary Supplement. He was a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, in 2001-2002. He is also the editor of Our Brave New World: Essays on the Impact of September 11 (Hoover Institution Press, 2002).

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Massachusetts Has Consequences January 20, 2010
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Re: Common Sense About Palin January 14, 2010
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As Time Goes By December 9, 2009
Re: Herman Van Rompuy Elected EU President November 19, 2009
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Jeff Lord on Lou Dobbs November 11, 2009
Told You So October 9, 2009
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Buchanan Churchill Debate to Air on C-SPAN Sunday at 9 P.M. Eastern September 12, 2009
450,000 and Counting September 12, 2009
Van Jones Resigns September 6, 2009
In Honor of Robert Novak August 18, 2009
Ben Stein: Morning Addition July 24, 2009
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Who Said This? July 10, 2009
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Father and Sons from the June 2009 issue
All You Need to Know June 4, 2009
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A Farewell in Charlestown May 22, 2009
In the “Check Is in the Mail” Category May 5, 2009
In Memoriam: Jack Kemp May 2, 2009
Priceless Dionne April 29, 2009
Big Breather Is Watching Over You April 17, 2009
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We Live in Simulating Times March 24, 2009
Huffing and Puffing from the March 2009 issue
Re: Re: Douthat and Kristol March 13, 2009
Douthat and Kristol March 13, 2009
Pretty Startling March 12, 2009
It’s Not the Russian Revolution March 6, 2009
Nothing But the Truth March 5, 2009
Progressive Republicans of the World, Unite! March 4, 2009
Don’t Worry, Hunter… March 3, 2009
Steele Indiscipline March 2, 2009
I Don’t Think He Bombed February 24, 2009
Edie Adams, RIP February 23, 2009

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