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IssueVol. 043 Issue 010 (December 1 2010)
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Paid articleNOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Repudiations and Recommendations
Regnery, Alfred S.
NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER Repudiations and Recommendations by Alfred S. Regnery A great deal will have been written about the 2010 election by the time our readers receive this issue of The...
Paid articleFREEDOM WATCH: Is Any Part of the Constitution Unconstitutional?
Napolitano, Andrew P.
FREEDOM WATCH Is Any Part of the Constitution Unconstitutional? by Andrew P. Napolitano The short answer to the question above is: Yes. Here is the back story. The elections this...
Paid articleTHE CONTINUING CRISIS
Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
THE CONTINUING CRISIS R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. October became a ghost, but AmSpec did not close until we could report on the first week in November and the delightful midterm elections that saw...
Paid articleQUICK HITS FROM SPECTATOR.ORG
THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR ONLINE Quick Hits from Spectator.org Partyless florida governor Charlie Crist (I-Narcissus) compromised whatever principles he may have once had by floating,...
Paid articleTHE MEANING OF IT ALL
The Meaning of It All Our panel of experts reports on the first national elections of the Tea Party era. W. James Antle III Heading into the midterm elections, the country faced a dilemma:...
Paid articleNOT TRIANGULATION BUT REGULATION
Hillyer, Quin
Not Triangulation but Regulation Obama's answer to a GOP Congress. By Quin Hillyer President obama already laid down the marker, in early October. His approach to new Republican strength...
Paid articleMILLENNIALS AND HOPE
Lawler, Joseph
Millennials and Hope Is the American Dream still alive? By Joseph Lawler Experience suggests that belief in the American Dream is nothing more than ballast to be thrown overboard as soon...
Paid articleCAN CIVILIZATION SURVIVE WITHOUT GOD?
Aikman, David
Can Civilization Survive Without God? In Washington, the Hitchens Brothers disagree, but with a poignant friendliness. By David Aikman If it wasn't the philosophical equivalent of...
Paid articleBOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
Bokks for Christmas Our annual list of holiday gift suggestions from distinguished readers and writers. Brian Anderson Anyone who appreciates brilliant food and larger-than-life personalities...
Paid articleTHE TAX AND SPEND SPECTATOR: Supply-Side, the Next Generation
Antle, W. James III
THE TAX AND SPEND SPECTATOR Supply-Side, the Next Generation Tax cuts aren't enough. by W. James Antle III Even before its report was released, Washington hearts were aflutter and tongues were...
Paid articleTHE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE: Multiculturalism, R.I.P.
Scruton, Roger
THE PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE Multiculturalism, R.I.P. by Roger Scruton Throughout my adult life, governments around the Western world have been propagating the gospel of multiculturalism, which...
Paid articleTHE SENATE SPECTATOR: The Road to 60
Norquist, Grover G.
THE SENATE SPECTATOR The Road to 60 by Grover G. Norquist Years ago there appeared in the "Humor in Uniform" regular section of Reader's Digest the story of a young soldier at Tank School who...
Paid articleTHE CAMPAIGN SPECTATOR: Sweet Victory and Bitter Irony
McCain, Robert Stacy
THE CAMPAIGN SPECTATOR Sweet Victory and Bitter Irony by Robert Stacy McCain Hundreds of happy republicans packed themselves I into the ballroom of the Marriott Hotel in Boca Raton for the...
Paid articleWITH THE TEA PARTIERS: Getting Below the Surface
Ryun, Ned
WITH THE TEA PARTIERS Getting Below the Surface by Ned Ryun We of course know that the November 2, 2010, elections were historical on many different levels. The Republican gains of 63 seats in...
Paid articlePRESS WATCH: National Partisan Radio
Taranto, James
PRESSWATCH National Partisan Radio by James Taranto J uan Williams surely didn't mean to slander Christians when he disputed Bill O'Reilly's assertion that "Muslims killed us on 9/11."...
Paid articleLETTER FROM PARIS: The First Superstar
Harriss, Joseph A.
LETTER FROM PARIS The First Superstar by Joseph A. Harriss It was exactly 130 years ago this winter that the famous French diva made her long-awaited appearance in America. Thanks to a...
Paid articleCAPITOL IDEAS: Interregnum-and a Transition
Bethell, Tom
CAPITOL IDEAS Interregnum— and a Transition by Tom Bethell As this is written at the end of October you know more than I do—about the elections, I mean. So I turn to my old friend Joe...
Paid articlePOLITICS: Women for Tea
Fund, John H.
POLITICS Women for Tea by John H. Fund More than 18 months after the Tea Party burst onto the U.S. political scene, liberals in the media still don't seem to understand what animates the...
Paid articleSPECTATOR'S JOURNAL: The Russian Mind Today: A Geopolitical Guide
Pirchner, Herman
SPECTATOR'S JOURNAL The Russian Mind Today: A Geopolitical Guide by Herman Pirchner During my 60-plus trips to Russia over the last 20 years, I've noticed how Russian attitudes toward the...
Paid articleHIGH SPIRITS: Hear,Hear
Aitken, Jonathan
HIGH SPIRITS Hear, Hear by Jonathan Aitken When a respected conservative magazine becomes an anti-war magazine its readers and writers should sit up, take notice, and examine their...
Paid articleBEN STEIN'S DIARY: Connecting in Chicago
Stein, Benjamin J.
BEN STEIN'S DIARY Connecting in Chicago by Benjamin J. Stein TUESDAY This is a compelling tableau. I am at the Great America Hotel in Salt Lake City. Truly, this is a great American hotel....
Paid articleCONSERVATIVE TASTES: Happy Days With Blondie
Bowman, James
CONSERVATIVE TASTES Happy Days With Blondie by James Bowman The death in october of Tom Bosley, ranked ninth on a 2004 list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" according to his obituaries,...
Paid articleJOHN R. COYNE, JR.: The Long Journey Home
Hitchens, Peter
BOOKS IN REVIEW The Long Journey Home Peter hitchens is the younger and lesser known of the Hitchens brothers, at times referred to as Cain and Abel, both of whom have brought out personal...
Paid articleJOSEPH SHATTAN: Engaging Israel
Avner, Yehuda
Engaging Israel Yehuda avner is a retired Israeli civil servant who served as an adviser and speechwriter to four prime ministers—Levi Eshkol, Golda Meir, Yitzhak Rabin, and Menachem...
Paid articlelAIN MURRAY: Two Roads Diverged
hannan, daniel
Two Roads Diverged It takes a great amount of gumption to title your first book published in the U.S. after an undisputed classic by an icon of liberty, but Daniel Hannan, MEP, is not short in...
Paid articleJEREMY LOTT: Stagflation's Veep
Mondale, Walter; Hage, David
Stagflation's Veep Every career has a low point: a time when things go so badly that you begin to wonder, what am I doing in this line of work again? For me, that point came while I was serving...
Paid articleARAM BAKSHIAN, JR.: Deconstructing the Indigestible
Andrews, Colman
Deconstructing the Indigestible The plague of the food fashionistas is upon us. Not satisfied with debasing and trivializing writing, painting, sculpture, and the performing arts, our...
Paid articlePUBLIC NUISANCES: The Delusionals / The Coming Struggle
Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
PUBLIC NUISANCES R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. The Delusionals WASHINGTON Liberals are having a difficult time explaining what happened to them Election Day. Actually, it appears that many of them do...
Paid articleCURRENT WISDOM: Assorted Jackasses
CURRENT WISDOM Newsweek The Republicans' frightening blueprint for America as seen by comrade Jonathan Alter before heading to Cuba for some dental work: In brief: repeal health-care...
Paid articleLAST CALL: Back on the Mound
Murchison, William
LAST CALL Back on the Mound by William Murchison Day four, the world series. Giants up, two games to one over the Texas Rangers. We await the opening pitch. Here comes...here comes...a...
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