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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK Selling Out Taiwan, Again The Obama administration has established a new (even lower) standard for kowtowing to Beijing. In the first instance, the White House has decided against...
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CASUAL
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Epstein, Joseph
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CASUAL Bye, Bye, High Five Time to declare a moratorium on the high five. That combination salute and handshake has been around for more than 30 years, and is now entering the stage of the...
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DON'T FORGET OBAMACARE
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CaPretta, James C.
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EDITORIALS Don’t Forget Obamacare Obamacare’s individual mandate—requiring that all Americans purchase government-approved health insurance beginning in 2014—has always been the law’s most...
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SOLYNDRA NATION
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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Solyndra Nation To find a metaphor for the failed Obama presidency, look no further than Solyndra. Before it went bankrupt, the solar panel manufacturer was more than the recipient of a $535...
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ODDLY ASHAMED
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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Oddly Ashamed Paul Krugman, of Princeton and the New York Times, was up early last Sunday morning, reflecting, as many of his fellow Americans were, on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. He chose to...
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TEAM OF RIVALS
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Team of Rivals Could the governors of Texas and Virginia end up on a national ticket together? by Mark Hemingway Richmond, Virginia £ ¥ IT T"e’re friendly rivals,” says \ \ I Virginia governor Bob...
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WHIP UNEMPLOYMENT NOW?
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BARNES, FRED
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Whip Unemployment Now? The Obama presidency enters its pathetic phase. by Fred Barnes It’s come to this: The president touted for his brainpower, idealism, and global esteem has been reduced to...
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SHOWDOWN AT THE UNITED NATIONS
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SMITH, LEE
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Showdown at the United Nations The Israeli-Palestinian clash comes to Turtle Bay. by Lee Smith Jerusalem As Israel has lately found itself on the receiving end of several dangerous surprises,...
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REGULATION NATION
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Kerpen, Phil
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Regulation Nation Three Kentuckians join forces to stop America from choking on red tape. by Phil Kerpen As the country teeters on the edge of recession, two competing visions of government’s...
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WHITE HOUSE JOBS PLAN FALLS SHORT
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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White House Jobs Plan Falls Short By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce While the president’s jobs plan contains some ideas that American business supports, it falls...
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THE MEDICARE MONSTER
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levin, yuval
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The Medicare Monster An entitlement problem too big to ignore By Yuval Levin It is gradually dawning on Washington that a meaningful reform of the Medicare program will be unavoidable in the...
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€GADS!
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Caldwell, Christopher
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€gads! Merkel didn't say yes and can't say no to bailing out the Greeks By Christopher Caldwell German chancellor Angela Merkel is spending this weekend the way she spent the last two—struggling...
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THE LOST GIRLS
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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The Lost Girls China's One-Child policy is an epic disaster. Why does it have so many cheerleaders? By Jonathan V Last A few weeks ago Vice President Joe Biden made, by his standards, a minor...
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TOP OF THE WORLD, MA
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LENDON, J. E.
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Books&Arts Top of the World, Ma Why Alexander really was great. BY J. E. Lendon Four years ago, at the climax of fashionable handwringing about the war in Iraq, there was rushed into print a...
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COPS AT SEA
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LEHRER, ELI
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Cops at Sea ‘NCIS’ gets no critical respect, but should. by Eli Lehrer NCIS (the title is short for “Naval Criminal Investigative Service”) is almost certainly the most popular television show in...
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EMINENT VICTORIAN
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SWAIM, BARTON
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Eminent Victorian It’s not easy reducing the phenomenon of Viscount Palmerston to words. by Barton Swaim avid Brown’s multi-faceted Palmerston,” says a blurb on the back of this volume, “in its...
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CAUGHT IN THE WEB
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Short, Edward
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Caught in the Web An English monument goes digital. by Edward Short In 1747, eight years before the publication of his pioneering dictionary, Samuel Johnson wrote that his “chief intent” in...
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THE BOOK OF RUTH
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Civantos, Theresa
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The Book of Ruth The interrupted journey of a latter-day pilgrim. by Theresa Civantos The word “saint” does not typically conjure up images of a Harvard alumna and New England housewife, but it...
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SPREAD THE WORD
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Spread the Word A thriller that deserves the name. by John Podhoretz The best Hollywood movie in ages, Contagion takes a subject that could be unbearably disturbing— the spread of a worldwide...
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