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Vol. 017 Issue 001 (September 19 2011)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK Unions: As Nasty as They Wanna Be The president, you may remember, gave a speech this past January in the wake of the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords on how “only a more civil...
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CASUAL
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH
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CASUAL Small Perfections Way down in what passes for my soul, I’ve always felt an impatience—a kind of ungenerous demand for efficiency, immediacy, and speed. Add to that the small tremor I’ve...
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OVERSTIMULATED
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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EDITORIALS Overstimulated Stop us if you’ve heard this one before. The economy is suffering from low growth and high unemployment. Families are struggling with debt. Many are living in homes whose...
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DON'T BE DEWEY
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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Don’t Be Dewey Historians will little note nor long remember what President Obama said in his jobs speech to Congress last Thursday night. For one thing, it was painfully obvious that the main job...
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LOSING IRAQ
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BOOT, MAX
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Losing Iraq? President Obama did a good job of feinting to the right on national security issues during his first two years in office. Lacking much standing on military policy, he often acceded to...
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PERRY AND THE PROFS
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Perry and the Profs He picked the right fight. by Andrew Ferguson If you want a glimpse of the way Rick Perry operates as an executive and a politician, consider the issue of higher education...
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RIGHT-TO-WORK SHOWDOWN
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BARNES, FRED
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Right-to-Work Showdown Should New Hampshire be pro-choice when it comes to unions? by Fred Barnes Nashua, New Hampshire Republicans won a smashing victory in New Hampshire in the 2010 elections,...
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FAMILY FEUD
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Family Feud Rick Perry versus the Bush machine. by Mark Hemingway At last week’s Republican debate at the Reagan Library, a long-simmering Texas political feud made its grand entrance onto the...
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ANOTHER VOTING PARADOX
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CEASER, JAMES W.
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Another Voting Paradox Political scientists and democracy, by James W. Ceaser While most Americans spend their Labor Day weekend savoring the last moments of summer vacation, political scientists...
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THE NEW GLOBAL WARMING?
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SMITH, WESLEY J.
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The New Global Warming? Here’s an issue governments can get fat on. by Wesley J. Smith Obesity is the new global warming, and the battle plan for the crusade against it was published in the August...
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A TIME OF HEROES
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Wolfowitz, Paul
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A Time of Heroes The 9/11 decade. by Paul Wolfowitz This tenth anniversary of that grim September day when so many innocent people died in the most horrible fashion is a time to mourn their loss,...
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HE'S NO TRUMAN . . .
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COST, JAY
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He’s No Truman . . . And it’s not 1948 anymore. By Jay Cost A year from now, the presidential election campaign will be in full swing. Obama and the Republican nominee will be touring the country...
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VIVE LA DIFFERENCE
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SCHULMAN, SAM
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Vive la Difference Are France's more centrist politics better than ours (and not just for the sex)? By Sam Schulman As Maine is New England’s Texas, France is Europe’s U.S.A. It’s big. It’s...
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EASE THE REGULATORY BURDEN ON JOB CREATORS
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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Ease the Regulatory Burden on Job Creators By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Obamas recent call for withdrawal of a disastrous new ozone rule was a step...
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LOVE AMONG THE SHADOWS
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LODGE, SARA
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Books&Arts Love Among the Shadows Hidden lives, fatal passion, in genteel England. by Sara Lodge Biography is a form of love affair, the more intense because it can never be consummated. Like...
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DER FUHRER'S GIRL
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KLINGENSTEIN, SUSANNE
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Der Fuhrer’s Girl The love (?) story of Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler. BY SUSANNE KLINGENSTEIN Eons ago, in 1989, when Germany was in the midst of its most intense phase of coming to grips with the...
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QUIET CAPITALIST
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Marx, Claude R.
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Quiet Capitalist The portrait of a founding father of business philanthropy. BY Claude R. Marx Business leaders often feel obliged to keep a strong public persona and make conspicuous displays of...
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THE READING LIFE
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Mattix, Micah
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The Reading Life Pleasure, not duty, should bring us to books. by Micah Mattix Americans have always prided themselves on being a practical, self-made people, suspicious of newfangled theories in...
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PAGE-TURNING
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Page-Turning Will the leatherbound volume go the way of the eight-track tape? BY Philip Terzian One of the features of a life in journalism is the casual assumption, expressed by nonjournalists at...
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BLAME THE GLUCOSE
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Blame the Glucose Or, who Hollywood enriches when it makes movies. by John Podhoretz I haven’t seen The Help; I keep meaning to, but I also keep meaning to get my shoes shined and my receipts...
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Vol. 017 Issue 002 (September 26 2011)
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