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IssueVol. 047 Issue 006 (July 1 2014)
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Paid articleAbout This Month
Pleszczynski, Wlady
about this MONTH by WLADY PLESZCZYNSKI Here Comes Summer I believe in American exceptional-ism with every fiber of my being,” our president told the graduates of West Point on May 28. Not bad for...
Paid articleThe Continuing Crisis
Jr, R. Emmett Tyrrell
the CONTINUING CRISIS by R. EMMETT TYRRELL, JR. As May takes a powder and summer begins, a delightful collection of anthems from the Mussolini era is now available over the Internet under the...
Paid articleOdds & Ends
odds ^ ENDS John Derbyshire’s ambivalence in pursuing the “Ghost in the Machine” puzzle (“Chasing Down the Ghost in the Machine,” TAS June 2014) may be due to the fact that it may forever remain an...
Paid articleThe Bootblack Stand
Plunkitt, George Washington
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 sixteen...
Paid articleIn the Colosseum
Martin, David Allen
in the COLOSSEUM by D AVI D ALLEN MARTIN Man of the People Jimmy Duncan’s quarter century of constituent-minded conservatism. Imagine you’re an incumbent Republican member of Congress in the...
Paid articleTen Paces
Tucker, Jesse Walker And William
ten PACES Can we abide the death penalty after Oklahomas botched execution? No Messing With Death by JESSE WALKER The typical conservative is well informed about the careless errors routinely...
Paid articleSummer Books and Drinks
Luminaries, Sundry
Summer Books Drinks Pour yourself a cool one and savor some tips from our distingushed panel of bookworms. Helen Andrews European history is easily tailored to suit the seasons: France in spring,...
Paid articleTeepee Populism
Stoll, Ira
Elizabeth Warrens shrewd anti-capitalism has progressives on the war path. by IRA STOLL IFELIZABETH WARREN ENDS UP being the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in 2016, don’t be surprised if...
Paid articleThe Foul Tornado
Hitchens, Peter
the foul tornado On the centenary of World War I. by PETER HITCHENS To say that that the First World War was the greatest cataclysm in human history since the fall of the Roman Empire is to put...
Paid articleThe Dnieper and the Lethe
Omolesky, Matthew
The Dnieper and the Lethe Ukraine's geographic destiny. by MATTHEW OMOLESKY The silver thread of the Dnieper stitches a winding seam through the fabric of the Ukrainian steppes, binding together...
Paid articleFather's Days
Nachman, Gerald
Father’s Days A father and son travel America back when it mattered. by GERALD NACHMAN ONE summer in 1953, seven years before his death, my father and I went on an unlikely coast-to-coast...
Paid articleLondon Calling
Delingpole, James
london CALLING by JAMES DELINGPOLE Kipper Time What does UKIP’s victory mean for Britain? A BUNCH OF FRUITCAKES, loonies and closet racists”: this was how Prime Minister David Cameron once...
Paid articleThe Spectator Interview
LORD, JEFFREY
the spectator INTERVIEW A Trump Card The Donald on Paul Ryan, Al Sharpton, and child-rearing. He is one of the world’s most famous businessmen, the founder of the Trump organization’s global...
Paid articleUp in Arms
Blackman, Josh
up in ARMS by JOSH BLACKMAN Our Gun-Shy Justices The Supreme Court abandons the Second Amendment. After two hundred years of solitude, the Second Amendment now means what it has always said: Our...
Paid articlePolitics
Norquist, Grover G.
POLITICS by GROVER G. NORQUIST What GOP ‘Establishment’? Republicans are unified. The Tea Party won. Republicans are poised to capture the Senate this year, and the mainstream press has already...
Paid articleHot and Bothered
Moore, Stephen
hot and BOTHERED by STEPHEN MOORE Apocalypse Not Reading Obama's Chicken Little climate change report. Many of my friends on the Left can’t understand why so many people on the Right disregard...
Paid articleConstitutional Opinions
Lipsky, Seth
constitutional OPINIONS by SETH LIPSKY Tub to the Whale? Was the Second Amendment intended as a distraction ? Anew assault is underway on the palladium of our liberty, as the Second Amendment is...
Paid articleLetter from Paris
Harriss, Joseph A.
letterfrom PARIS by JOSEPH A. HARRISS France’s Simmering Intifada The Islamists’ ‘long war goes on, and on. When gendarmes arrested seven Muslim militants in Strasbourg in a predawn sweep last...
Paid articlePresswatch
Taranto, James
PRESSWATCH by JAMES TARANTO Church and State Jill Abramson is tossed from the New York Times. JILL ABRAMSON OVERFLOWED with praise when the New York Times promoted her to its top editorial...
Paid articleCapitol Ideas
Bemell, Tom
capitol IDEAS by TOM BETHELL My Day at the United Nations A ship that exists for the benefit of its crew. IT was my first visit to the United Nations building, and no doubt my last. Many times I...
Paid articleBen Stein's Diary
Stein, Benjamin J.
hen steins DI A RY by BENJAMIN J. STEIN More Than We Bargained For Monday Here i am in New York City. The weather is perfect. Last night I had a fine flight up on a tiny little U.S. Air regional...
Paid articleConservative Tastes
Bowman, James
conservative TASTES by JAMES BOWMAN Removing the Magic From Mozart Recently, my wife and I attended a performance of Mozart’s Magic Flute— which is what German speakers call a Singspiel opera,...
Paid articleThe Great Bow Tie View of History
Stove, R.J.
arts & LETTERS The Great Bow Tie View of History The Letters of Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. Edited by Andrew Schlesinger and Stephen Schlesinger (Random House, 631 pages, $35) Reviewed by RJ....
Paid articleScared Vittleless
Peterson, Kyle
Scared Vittleless Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us by Michael Moss (Random House, 480 pages, $28) The Food Police: A Well-Fed Manifesto About the Politics of Your Plate by Jayson...
Paid articleIn a Sentimental Mood
Mahoney, C.W.
In a Sentimental Mood Louis Armstrong: Master ofModernism By Thomas Brothers (Norton, $39.95, 594 pages) Duke: A Life of Duke Ellington By Terry Teachout (Gotham, $30, 483 pages) Reviewed by...
Paid articleNobody's Fools
Buckley, F.H.
Nobody’s Fools The Rule of Nobody: Saving America From Dead Laws and Broken Government By Philip K. Howard (Norton, 256 pages, $23.95) Reviewed by F.H. Buckley The best law book in the last...
Paid articleCurrent Wisdom
Jackasses, Assorted
current W I S D O M The Nation In a grisly interview with Mr. Jon Weiner, Miss Sandra Tsing Loh (this is not a typo) discourses on the wonder and sadness of her plumbing: Jon Weiner: This is the...
Paid articleLast Call
Cavanaugh, Tim
last CALL by TIM CAVANAUGH Bat Guano The release of an obscure photograph in May reopened a bitter controversy. Experts broke down the visual data with Zapruder-film intensity. Some claimed they...
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