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IssueVol. 041 Issue 010 (January 1 2009)
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Paid articleNOTE FROM THE PUBLIsHER : Back to Basics
Regnery, Alfred S.
noTe from THe PublISHer Back to Basics by Alfred s. Regnery T he age of reagan, we are told, is over. Conserva­tives have had their day, have been rejected and replaced with liberalism...
Paid articleTHE CONTINUINg CRISIS
Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
THe conTInuIng crISIS R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. october gave way to novemberand the presiden­tial polls were right! So was Mr. John Radima, the West Kenyan witchdoctor who on November 1...
Paid articleON THE PROWL
on THe Prowl The obama Project President-elect Barack Obama and his transition advisers are creating a permanent, nonprofit entity, which they intend to use not only to seed supporters into...
Paid articlesORTINg IT OUT
Sorting It Out What now for the Republican-Conservative conventicle? W. James Antle III you think the 2008 presidential contest I f was a long and painful process, just wait for the...
Paid articleOIL CITY IS WELL AGAIN
Macomber, Shawn
By Shawn Macomber world over. When it first came on line the well pro­duced more oil than the world had hitherto seen in any one place: 20 barrels a day. “Before I enlisted, that crazy...
Paid articleTHE DAY MY BROTHER WAs MURDERED
Novak, Michael
[recently, I found the following memoir in my files. It was written, I believe, within a year of the event described. at certain points, I have updated it with new information. —m.n.] O n...
Paid articleTHE LIMITs OF LIBERTY
Scruton, Roger
As license now trumps responsibility, the Western world fritters away its most treasured possession. Roger Scruton T he american spectator’s essays on “the future of individual...
Paid articleBOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
Jonathan aitken M y christmas reading choices fall into three categories: power, money, and contempla­tive spirituality. The best book on power that I have read for a long time is Masters...
Paid articleECONOMICS : Irrational Pessimism
WESBURY, BRIAN
economIcS Irrational Pessimism by Brian Wesbury S ince 9/11, a pall of pessimism has covered the U.S. Polls show that between 60 and 85 percent of Americans have believed that the...
Paid articleLETTER FROM PARIS : Burger's Revenge
Harriss, Joseph A.
leTTer from ParIS Burger’s Revenge by Joseph A. Harriss I know—old paris hands keep going on, ad nauseam, about how much better things used to be. Paree was really Paree, with a jaunty...
Paid articleCAPITOL IDEAS : The Good War? Maybe Not
Bethell, Tom
caPITol IDeaS The Good War? Maybe Not by Tom Bethell I have childhood memories of World War II: the drone of distant night bombers in formation (com­ing from America? heading to Germany?...
Paid articlePRESSWATCH : Fact-Check Follies
Taranto, James
PreSSwaTcH Fact-Check Follies by James Taranto I n lebanon,” John mccain declared in his second debate with Barack Obama, “I stood up to President Reagan, my hero, and said, if we...
Paid articleTHE CURRENCY SPECTATOR : Weak Dollars, Weak Presidents
Tamn, Stephen Moore and John
THe currency SPecTaTor Weak Dollars, Weak Presidents by stephen Moore & John Tamny O ur friend steve forbes has said that if you’re ever stuck in the middle seat on an airplane...
Paid articlePOLITICS : Elbow Rahm
Fund, John H.
PolITIcS arack obama has appointed Chicago congress­man persona that Obama clearly doesn’t possess but fighter, has the kind of blunt-talking tough-guy chief of staff. Emanuel, a bruising...
Paid articleHIGH SPIRITS : When the Giving Gets Rough
Aitken, Jonathan
HIgH SPIrITS When the Giving Gets Rough by Jonathan Aitken D onor fatigue, not to say collapse, is fast becom­ing a major problem for many nonprofit orga­nizations. Due to the...
Paid articleBEN STEIN'S DIARY : Amid the Collapse
Stein, Benjamin J.
ben STeIn’S DIary Amid the Collapse by Benjamin J. stein monDay H ere i am in atlanta. As usual, I am staying at the Ritz-Carlton in Buckhead, one of my favor­ite hotels. When I...
Paid articleCONSERVATIVE TASTES : Enemies of the Good
Bowman, James
conServaTIve TaSTeS Enemies of the Good by James Bowman F rank langella is a fine actor—for a movie star. But that he is primarily the latter rather than the former you can tell by the...
Paid articleALGIS VALIUNAS
bookS In revIew A World of Hurt he sighed with a humorous bitterness. The humor seemed momentary, but the bitterness was a constant state of mind.” So Cousin Eva, a Texas schoolmistress,...
Paid articleMAX sCHULZ
Tucker, William
bookS In revIew Nuclear Recovery O ne clear measure of nuclear power’s rising fortunes is that both presidential candidates this year came out in favor of harnessing the power of the atom...
Paid articleREV. MICHAEL ORSI
Waldman, Steven
and windmills and solar panels. Lovins’s influence is outsized; he is almost singularly responsible for California’s refusal to build any new power plants during the 1990s, even though demand kept...
Paid articleJEREMY LOTT
Hamowy, Ronald
bookS In revIew government monies run the very real and imminent risk that their mission and identity will be destroyed. The Establishment Clause has served religion in America well, from the...
Paid articleJ. PETER FREIRE
Kleinknecht, William
bookS In revIew The Slaughterhouse What’s Good for the Gipper W e all get annoyed. People leave their cell phones on in movie theaters. Drivers tail­gate and then slow down once they...
Paid articlePUBLIC NUISANCES : Morning in America / The Clown of Campaign'08
Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
PublIc nuISanceS R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. W morning in america WASHINGTON hat a wonderful morn! Campaign ’08 is a corpse. Step gently around it. Offer a gentle wave of the hand...
Paid articleCURRENT WISDOM
Jackasses, Assorted
currenT wISDom commonweal Government-dictated subprime mort­gages overthrow long-standing lend­ing regulations and nudge the world into recession, and what does...
Paid articleLAST CALL : The Usual Suspects
Beston, Paul
laST call The Usual Suspects by Paul Beston B y using stale metaphors, similes, and idioms,” George Orwell wrote in 1946, “you save much mental effort, at the cost of leaving your meaning...
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