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 Vol. 047 Issue 004 (May 1 2014)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 A Man With Qualities
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Pleszczynski, Wlady
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ABOUT THIS MONTH by WLADY PLESZCZYNSKI A Man With Qualities The last of the honest Democrats made his presence felt the other day when he said he might make a run for Congress this year. Coming...
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The Continuing Crisis
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jr., r. emmett tyrrell
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THE CONTINUING CRISIS by R. EMMETT TYRRELL, JR. March departed like a lamb with a warming trend in motion, and even the fierce Obama family mellowing. Mrs. Michelle Obama flew off to China to wow...
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Pygmies and Giants
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ODDS & ENDS Pygmies and Giants G rover norquist's preemptive effort to limit the GOP presidential field to six candidates ("Six Giants," TAS, March 2014) is premature. We're still a long way out...
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Flashback
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Flashback A Lonely Visionary By Vladimir Bukovsky December 1987 Sorry to bother you, but haven't we met before? Aren't you.. .what's his name ?" "I doubt you'd know my name," he said. "Nobody...
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The Bootblack Stand
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Plunkitt, George Washington
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THE BOOTBLACK STAND Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, has recently retired from a staff position with the House Ethics Committee and is working on volume fourteen...
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Politics and Parenthood
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Purple, Matt
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IN THE COLOSSEUM by MATT PURPLE Politics and Parenthood Cathy McMorris Rodgers on the State of the Union, the future of the GOP, and raising three children. State of the union responses are...
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Western Weakness Comes at a Price
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TOBIN, JONATHAN S.
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TEN PACES Could Crimea have been prevented? Western Weakness Comes at a Price by JONATHAN S. TOBIN The question of whether anything could have been done to prevent the Russian seizure of Crimea...
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The Problem is Political Incompetence
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Antle, W. James III
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The Problem is Political Incompetence by W. JAMES ANTLE III The Crimean crisis may well have been preventable. But as with so many other problems—metastasizing Islamist terror networks, our...
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The Gospel According to Mark
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BLACK, CONRAD
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The Gospel According To Mark In America we should be free to call a spade a spade—or a sloppy scientist a metaphorical child molester. by CONRAD BLACK The debunking of formerly oracular Global...
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Independence, Nay
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GRAY, FREDDY
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Independence, Nay Where does Scotland think it's going? by FREDDY GRAY Great Britain could soon be finished. If, in the referendum this September, a majority of Scots answers "yes" to the...
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Giving Graham Grief
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SMITH, REID
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Giving Graham Grief Conservatives line up for the Senate seat in South Carolina. But do they stand a chance? by REID SMITH It's been a lousy couple years for the Establishment. A subtle (but...
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A Civil Man
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Walther, Matthew
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A Civil Man The pleasure of Justice Alito's company. by MATTHEW WALTHER Samuel alito is wearing a numberless Philadelphia Phillies uniform, standing next to Phillies legend Richie Ashburn, the...
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Dems Went Down to Georgia
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ERICKSON, ERICK
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POLITICS by ERICK ERICKSON Dems Went Down to Georgia... ... looking for a Senate seat to steal. Georgia democrats have never recovered from the 2002 election. That year, Republican Sonny Perdue,...
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End of the European Dream?
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HARRISS, JOSEPH A
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LETTER FROM PARIS By JOSEPH A. HARRISS End ofthe European Dream? It's time to admit that euro rhymes with fiasco. Who says there's anything wrong with the Euroean Union? I mean, apart from the...
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No Cameras, Please
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Taranto, James
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PRESSWATCH by JAMES TARANTO No Cameras, Please Supreme Court decorum, under attack. Before this year i never had much of an opinion on the perennial debate over cameras in the U.S. Supreme...
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Greens Are Reds
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Moore, Stephen
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ECONOMICS by STEPHEN MOORE Greens Are Reds And Republicans need to prove it to voters. I would like To modesdy propose that it is time for conservatives to combat the most economically dangerous...
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None to Make Them Afraid?
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Lipsky, Seth
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CONSTITUTIONAL OPINIONS by SETH LIPSKY None to Make Them Afraid? Washington weighed in on religious liberty. The justices of the Supreme Court have returned to chambers to make their decision in...
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Onward to Chicago!
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Kengor, Paul
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COMMIE WATCH by PAUL KENGOR Onward to Chicago! What do Communists sound like? It's fitting that the next convention of the Communist Party USA (CPU-SA), scheduled for June, will be held in...
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Shine on, Chuck
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Peterson, Kyle
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THE GREAT AMERICAN SALOON SERIES by KYLE PETERSON Shine on, Chuck Virginia moonshine just like Grandpa made. huck miller has moonshine in his blood—and I don't mean that he's been sampling from...
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Liberalism Versus the Middle Class
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Bethell, Tom
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CAPITOL IDEAS by TOM BETHELL Liberalism Versus the Middle Class Fred Siegel versus Ortega y Gasset. Ortega y gasset's Revolt of the Masses was published in 1930, but don't be misled—its author...
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The Heart of the Matter
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Stein, Benjamin J.
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BEN STEINS DIARY by BENJAMIN J. STEIN The Heart of the Matter Thursday I have always loved West Texas. I came here for the first time about ten years ago for a speech. The benefactors of the...
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Among the Supremely PC
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Bowman, James
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CONSERVATIVE TASTES by JAMES BOWMAN Among the Supremely PC An Oscar night to forget. Ellen degeneres opened this year's Oscar broadcast with a joke about the two possible outcomes of the nearly...
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A Forgotten Waugh
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Stove, R.J.
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ARTS & LETTERS A Forgotten Waugh The literary feud of the century. BY RJ. STOVE American literary feuds: meh. So Gore Vidal called Bill Buckley a "cryp to-Nazi"? So Buckley retorted, "Listen,...
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Don't Worry, Be Happy
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Derbyshire, John
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Don't Worry, Be Happy What Should We Be Worried About?: Real Scenarios That Keep Scientists Up at Night Edited by John Brockman (Harper Perennial, 500 pages, $15.99) by John Derbyshire Fifty-five...
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Principle Was His Signature
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Flynn, Daniel J.
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Principle Was His Signature The Cost of Liberty: The Life of John Dickinson By William Murchison (ISI BOOKS, 252 PAGES, $25) Reviewed by Daniel J. Flynn A few years after the Orange Revolution,...
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I'm Sorry, Ms. Jackson
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MORGAN, CHRIS R
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I'm Sorry, Ms. Jackson The Sundial By Shirley Jackson Penguin, 240 pages, $16 Reviewed by Chris R. Morgan In the foreword to Penguin's new edition of The Sundial, Shirley Jackson's fourth novel,...
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Public Nusiances
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jr., r. emmett tyrrell
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PUBLIC NUISANCES by R. EMMETT TYRRELL, JR. Ukraine and the Return of the KGB —WASHINGTON— Regarding our community activist's present imbroglio with President Vladimir Putin, I stand with Donald...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CURRENT WISDOM New York Review of Books More bilge from the global warmists: There is the scientific and ideological language for what is happening to the weather, but there are hardly any...
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Statter Up!
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DOUGHERTY, MICHAEL BRENDAN
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LAST CALL by MICHAEL BRENDAN DOUGHERTY Statter Up! I was raised on the baseball highlight reel. As a kid, SportsCenter was my breakfast. Eat a little Cinnamon Toast Crunch, watch a few dazzling...
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