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Paid article THE SCRAPBOOK
THE SCRAPBOOK D.C.’s Discrimination Escalation Readers outside of Washington may or may not be aware that there has been a more or less continuous movement, since the late 1960s, to grant...
Paid article CASUAL
BOTTUM, JOSEPH
CASUAL Marion Montgomery, 1925-2011 I was at the clock-repair shop when a friend called with the news that Marion had slipped away—Marion Montgomery, the great Southern critic and teacher. I was...
Paid article WE DO NOT KNOW
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
EDITORIALS We Do Not Know “The phrase ‘I do not know’ becomes inexpressibly bitter once one has proclaimed oneself to be a pundit, if not a polymath, especially when station, office, and dignity...
Paid article THE PRESIDENT & THE GENERALS
KAGAN, FREDERICK W.
The President & the Generals The New York Times reported last week that President Obama decided not to apologize to Pakistan about the U.S. airstrikes that killed Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan...
Paid article LOSING AFGHANISTAN?
SCHMITT, GARY; FLY, JAMIE M.
Losing Afghanistan? Marines are known for their bluntness, so it was not surprising to see the matter-of-fact honesty of General James Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, on display when...
Paid article BOBBY, WE HARDLY KNOW YE
BARNES, FRED
Bobby, We Hardly Know Ye Governor Jindal’s unheralded success story. by Fred Barnes Baton Rouge Bobby Jindal is forgotten but not gone. He followed the surest path of all to lose the attention of...
Paid article THE NEW NEWT
WARREN, MICHAEL
The New Newt He’s tanned, rested, and ready—and having a good time on the campaign trail. by Michael Warren Bluffton, S.C. It’s a cold, overcast afternoon near Hilton Head in South Carolina’s low...
Paid article CRISIS OF THE EUROZONE DIVIDED
Caldwell, Christopher
Crisis of the Eurozone Divided Someone’s gotta give. by Christopher Caldwell A lot of intelligent money people think this is make-or-break week for the euro. They say that by Friday, December 9,...
Paid article ROMNEYCARE AND ABORTION
Mccormack, John
Romneycare and Abortion Iowa’s social conservatives weigh the candidates. by John McCormack Mitt Romney erased any doubt that he’s playing to win the Iowa caucuses when he rolled out his first...
Paid article TANGO LESSON
STUTTAFORD, ANDREW
Tango Lesson The Argentine preview of the eurozone crisis. by Andrew Stuttaford There are good days and bad days, but even on the good days the abyss is never too far away. The eurozone’s...
Paid article ALABAMA SLAMMED
Hillyer, Quin
Alabama Slammed Obama’s mendacious case against an immigration law. by Quin Hillyer Mobile Aided greatly by the establishment media, the Obama administration is trying to resurrect the image of...
Paid article THE THIRTY-YEAR WAR
SMITH, LEE
The Thirty-Year War Iran policy goes from failure to failure. by Lee Smith The storming of the British embassy in Tehran last week by the Islamic Republic’s Basij loyalists is evidence that...
Paid article CLIMATEGATE (PART II)
HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
Climategate (Part II) A sequel as ugly as the original By Steven F. Hayward The conventional wisdom about blockbuster movie sequels is that the second acts are seldom as good as the originals....
Paid article ONE STEP FORWARD FOR JOB CREATION
Donohue, Thomas J.
One Step Forward for Job Creation By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce A rare point of consensus in Washington today is that we need jobs—a lot of them and fast. But...
Paid article THERE AT THE NEW YORKER
Epstein, Joseph
Books&Arts There at the New Yorker The wit and wisdom of Wolcott Gibbs by Joseph Epstein The New Yorker, like New York itself, is always better in the past. In the present, it seems always to be...
Paid article FRIENDS INDEED
Johnson, Daniel
Friends Indeed How and why the Jews have thrived in England. by Daniel Johnson In the last words of this book, the author quotes her brother Milton Himmelfarb in one of his last essays: “Hope is a...
Paid article THE MIGHTY DOLLAR
O'ROURKE, P. J.
The Mighty Dollar A wealth of worthless observations about money. by P. J. O’Rourke Dr. James Roberts, professor of marketing at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, exhorts us to curtail our...
Paid article CLASSICAL GAS
Seaton, James
Classical Gas Seeing things in the Hellenic world that aren’t there. by James Seaton Until quite recently it was generally believed in the West that an acquaintance with the ancient classics was...
Paid article CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Closely Watched Trains A railway station in 1930s Paris, and cinema magic. by John Podhoretz How many rhapsodic adjectives can be summoned up to describe Hugo, Martin Scorsese’s new movie in 3D?...
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