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IssueVol. 015 Issue 003 (October 5 2009)
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Paid articlePresident No
Scrapbook President No Barack Obama is President No. And not because he says no a lot. It’s because he’s the president who takes no for an answer—again and again and again. It’s now his...
Paid articleON THE ROAD
LAST, JONATHAN V.
Casual ON THE ROAD Three weeks ago I walked out of my front door at 6:30 A.M., headed for the offi ce. I made three turns in short succession, bringing me to Old Bridge Road, the local...
Paid articleSame Old Obamacare
levin, yuval
EDITORIAL Same Old Obamacare After a summer of setbacks on health care reform, Democrats on Capitol Hill again seem to think they have found a formula for success. The latest iteration of...
Paid articleCoalition of the (Sort of) Willing
MATUS, VICTORINO
Coalition of the (Sort of) Willing A victory for Angela Merkel and the Free Democrats. BY VICTORINO MATUS The final campaign rally of the Social Democratic party (SPD) was impressive....
Paid articleThe Republican Revival
BARNES, FRED
The Republican Revival The leading indicators all point to major gains in the 2010 midterm elections. BY FRED BARNES Ignore anyone who says Republicans have no chance of winning 40 seats in...
Paid articleDon't Go Wobbly on Afghanistan
KAGAN, FREDERICK W.
Don’t Go Wobbly on Afghanistan President Obama was right in March. BY FREDERICK W. KAGAN & KIMBERLY KAGAN ‘To defeat an enemy that heeds no borders or laws of war, we must recognize...
Paid articleLabour's Last Gasp
STELZER, IRWIN M.
Labour’s Last Gasp Gordon Brown still wants to tax-and-spend. BY IRWIN M. STELZER Britain’s Labour party has come a long way from 1994, when a charismatic Tony Blair, the new leader of a...
Paid articleDetente and the Bunker
ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
D?tente and the Bunker How to oppose a president’s disastrous foreign policy. BY ELLIOTT ABRAMS The appearance in Washington last week of Iran’s foreign minister, while the blood is not...
Paid articleIf Darwin Ran Baseball
STERN, WILLY
If Darwin Ran Baseball A modest proposal for ensuring that the best teams play in the World Series. BY WILLY STERN The modern World Series began in 1903 with the Boston Americans beating the...
Paid articleAll the President's Czars
MENASHI, STEVEN
All the President’s Czars Obama emerges as a champion of the unitary executive. BY STEVEN MENASHI A bipartisan chorus in Congress, along with a bevy of conservative activists, has...
Paid articleThe Mania of Central Planning
LEHRER, ELI
The Mania of Central Planning Thinking big is killing Michigan’s economy. BY ELI LEHRER Coleman Young II is on a roll. Standing outside of the Michigan legislature’s baronial house chamber,...
Paid articleAbandoning the Most Vulnerable
SMITH, WESLEY J.
Abandoning the Most Vulnerable Britain moves closer to legalizing assisted suicide. BY WESLEY J. SMITH On July 4, 1995, Myrna Lebov, age 52, committed suicide in her Manhattan apartment. The...
Paid articleThe New Tammany Hall
SIEGEL, FRED
The New Tammany Hall Public sector unions have become a labor aristocracy— and they are bankrupting states and municipalities. BY FRED SIEGEL & DAN DISALVO Ever since the 1972 Democratic...
Paid article"Don't Change 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'"
Bowman, James
Don’t Change ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ There are sound reasons—unbigoted ones— for our policy on gays in the military. BY JAMES BOWMAN Reporting on the prospective dismissal from the Air...
Paid articleThe Brandeis Effect
WHITE, G. EDWARD
The Brandeis Effect Close study leads to deep admiration for the justice BY G. EDWARD WHITE Melvin Urofsky’s new biography of Justice Louis Dembitz Brandeis is the best one-volume life of...
Paid articleGoogling Google
LAST, JONATHAN V.
Googling Google The story behind the story of the search engine. BY JONATHAN V. LAST Ken Auletta’s Googled is the sixth corporate biography of Google published in the last four...
Paid articleThe Greek Way
WHARTON, DAVID
The Greek Way An ancient Mediterranean civilization is still in business. BY DAVID WHARTON For those on nodding terms with ancient history, the life trajectory of the Greek...
Paid articleRed Warbler
O'ROURKE, P. J.
Red Warbler Marching in step with a song and a smile. BY P.J. O’ROURKE This is an important book. As with any book about which this needs to be said, what’s meant is that it isn’t...
Paid articleSpeech and Song
YEZZI, DAVID
Speech and Song The music of language in the words of the poet. BY DAVID YEZZI ‘Poetry,” Robert Graves once wrote, “is more than words musically arranged. It is sense; good...
Paid articlePolanski's Law
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Polanski’s Law Does an artist’s history mitigate his conduct? BY JOHN PODHORETZ So Roman Polanski has landed himself in a Swiss jail. Expecting garlands from cineastes at the Zurich Film...
Paid articleParody
Parody “The language that we use here is very important, because [rape] is not the allegation. . . . I know it wasn’t ‘rape-rape.’ . . . All I’m trying to get you to understand is, when we’re...
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