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Issue Vol. 014 Issue 047 (September 7 2009)
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Paid article Waiting for the Kent Brockman Award
Waiting for the Kent Brockman Award The tendency of journalists to present each other with multiple awards—usually named for journalists, living and dead—reminds The Scrap-book of the scene in...
Paid article THE FAN
BARNES, FRED
_Casual The Fan Robert Novak was a world-famous columnist when I met him in 1974. I was a reporter for the Evening Star newspaper in Washington. We were covering a trip to Delaware by Vice...
Paid article A DOG'S BREAKFAST
PETERSON, ROBERT
Correspondence A Dog's Breakfast Ihave read one apologist after another concerning Michael Vick, et al and their problems with the law, and what Christopher Caldwell misses in his article, "The...
Paid article Caving to Trial Lawyers
BARNES, FRED
EDITORIAL Caving to Trial Lawyers We've always suspected that fear of angering trial lawyers was the only reason President Obama refused to embrace tort reform as a crucial part of achieving his...
Paid article Eric Holder's Anti-CIA Witch Hunt
Rubin, Jennifer
Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to ask a special prosecutor to investigate for possible criminal prosecution CIA operatives Jennifer Rubin, a lawyer and regular contributor to Commentary...
Paid article Fair Is Foul in Scotland
LINDBERG, TOD
Fair Is Foul in Scotland The feckless release of a Libyan terrorist. by Tod Lindberg Since there is so little of it, let's start with the good news about the release from prison and triumphant...
Paid article The 'Most Prolifi c' Detainee
JOSCELYN, THOMAS
The 'Most Prolific' Detainee We learned a lot about al Qaeda from KSM, and not by asking nicely. by Thomas Joscelyn On March 1, 2003, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM), the principal planner of the...
Paid article Might Makes Right
Caldwell, Christopher
ight Makes Right Yale University Press blinks. by Christopher Caldwell During the "cartoon crisis" of early 2006—when mobs in Nigeria, Pakistan, Libya, the Palestinian territories, and elsewhere...
Paid article A Rake's Progress
LABASH, MATT
A Rake’s Progress BY MATT LABASH Let me live in a house by the side of the road, Where the race of men go by; The men who are good and the men who are bad, As good and as bad as I. —from Sam...
Paid article The Magazine Game
LODGE, SARA
The most distinctive thing about English literary journalism in the early 19th century is that it was Scottish. This was the great age of the magazine. As John Wilson, alias...
Paid article Boys n the Hood
BENSON, CHRISTOPHER
Boys ’n’ the Hood Manhood, that is, and why it’s elusive. BY CHRISTOPHER BENSON The Dionysiac crowd on the Mall last winter was probably not prepared to hear their new president exhort the...
Paid article Church of State
MCKENZIE, WILLIAM
Church of State How is the Almighty treated when He’s a guest in the White House? BY WILLIAM MCKENZIE This is a breezy cut-and-paste of the last 50 years of the intersection of religion...
Paid article "Password, Please"
BecK, Stefan
Password, Please The inside story on conspiracy theories. BY STEFAN BECK I have an ugly confession to make. I used to entertain myself by composing faux-earnest query letters to conspiracy...
Paid article Thinking Big
SCHMITT, GARY
Thinking Big Herman Kahn didn’t shrink from the fundamental questions. BY GARY SCHMITT When Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove fi rst appeared in movie theaters in 1964, it was Peter Sellers’s...
Paid article New Democrats
Kirchick, James
New Democrats Seeds of change in unfertile ground. BY JAMES KIRCHICK The debate over democratization in the Middle East took on a new sense of urgency following the terrorist attacks of...
Paid article Triple Feature
QUEENAN, JOE
Triple Feature A once-in-a-lifetime moment in baseball. BY JOE QUEENAN Old timers insist that if you go to a baseball game, you will always see something you never saw before. On Sunday,...
Paid article Parody
“A ‘profanity-laced screaming match’ at the White House involving CIA Director Leon Panetta, and the expected release today of another damning internal investigation, has administration offi cials...
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