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Lawrence Henry

Lawrence Henry writes every week from North Andover, Massachusetts.
by | Aug 29, 2007

Quin, can’t quite follow your drift on this one. Mayor Maestri, fine, but there never has been a President Rockefeller.

by | Aug 28, 2007

National Review devotes their cover this issue to Mike Huckabee, depicting him onstage, playing a very expensive and very nice Alembic bass, and our former Byron York tells us nothing — nothing! — about Huckabee the musician? This inquiring mind…

by | Aug 24, 2007

At regular intervals, if you’re a believing Christian, you read or hear things from established, mainstream churches that just make your jaw drop. One such was broadcast August 12 on National Public Radio’s Weekend Edition. In “Church Group to Discuss…

by | Aug 23, 2007

You’re too nice, Quin. I’d call the coastal elites bigoted from the outset — and for years. Do you know how common japes like these are? “My parents belonged to the CIA — Catholic Irish Alcoholics.” Or, “I’m a recovering…

by | Aug 22, 2007

Pat Schroeder, former simpleton Congresswoman from Colorado, now heads the American Association of Publishers. In a recent interview here she says conservatives don’t read as many books as liberals do, because “The Karl Roves of the world have built a…

by | Aug 21, 2007

The link to the “Marketplace” interview with Raymond James economist Jeffrey Saut may be found here.

by | Aug 21, 2007

Wlady, I, too, admire Jennifer’s energy — wish I had some of it. And I acknowledge her expertise. I just think too much is too much. I have done a web search to try to find the source of this…

by | Aug 21, 2007

This morning, for what seems like the third, fourth, or fifth week in a row, I opened the AmSpec blog to find six out of the first ten posts from Jennifer Rubin, all of them on the Presidential race, and…

by | Aug 17, 2007

A long time ago, in an AA meeting far away, a friend of mine took a peek at the leather label on the waistband of my 501 Levis. “Thirty-one!” he exclaimed. “I can’t remember when I had a thirty-one-inch waistline.”…

by | Aug 10, 2007

We were new to New Jersey and new to our church there when the church announced a men’s only corned beef and cabbage dinner to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Well, okay. I took my son Bud, then six, and we…

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