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Vol. 018 Issue 008 (November 5 2012)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK A Hug Is Just a Hug Sometimes a picture just isn’t worth a thousand words. Or to be more precise, the 947 words the Washington Post’s Philip Kennicott published the day after the...
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There's Still Football
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NORMAN, GEOFFREY
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CASUAL There’s Still Football Whatever the reason for holding elections in November, it works out as a merciful thing. If your party loses, you’ve still got football to remind you of what is truly...
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Losing Can Be Liberating
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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EDITORIAL Losing Can Be Liberating After his defeat in Britain’s 1945 general election, Winston Churchill’s wife Clementine consoled him: “It may well be a blessing in disguise.” Churchill...
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The Lesson of 2004
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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The Lesson of 2004 Don’t immediately start looking for lessons. by Jonathan V. Last In many respects, the 2012 election played out as a close cousin of the 2004 contest. A vulnerable incumbent...
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A Setback, Not a Catastrophe
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BARNES, FRED
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A Setback, Not a Catastrophe The Democrats’ success was Obamacentric. by Fred Barnes The last thing Republicans need is an identity crisis. The losses in the 2012 election shouldn’t be...
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Values Voters Prevail Again
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Values Voters Prevail Again But they were Obama’s values and his voters. by Christopher Caldwell Had this presidential campaign been a chess match, one move would have merited a row of exclamation...
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Still Commander in Chief
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BOOT, MAX
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Still Commander in Chief A few suggestions, in a spirit of bipartisanship. by Max Boot Congratulations, Mr. President. You scored an impressive victory in a year when the economic fundamentals...
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Reading Tocqueville in Beijing
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SCHMITT, GARY; CEASER, JAMES W.
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Reading Tocqueville in Beijing The old regime fears a revolution. by Gary Schmitt & James W. Ceaser Does Alexis de Tocqueville have anything to say to the current generation of Chinese...
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Decline and Fall
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ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
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Decline and Fall California votes for more: taxes, spending, debt, government By Charlotte Allen On November 6 voters in California did something nearly unheard of during the past 30 years: They...
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The World's Dumbest Conservatives
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SCHULMAN, SAM
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The World’s Dumbest Conservatives How to turn a successful majority coalition into a perpetual election-losing machine By Sam Schulman In 2012, American conservatives occupied themselves with the...
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Their Right Stuff
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Caldwell, Christopher
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Books & Arts Their Right Stuff The evolution of the Harvard guinea pigs. by Christopher Caldwell Triumphs of Experience The Men of the Harvard Grant Study by George E. Vaillant Harvard, 480...
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Happy the Man
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GARDNER, JAMES
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Happy the Man Dana Gioia has the courage of his contentment. by James Gardner Pity the Beautiful Poems by Dana Gioia Graywolf, 88 pp., $15 As contemporary poets go, Dana Gioia is a classicist....
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War of Necessity
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KLEHR, HARVEY
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War of Necessity The anti-anti-Communist perspective on anti-communism. by Harvey Klehr How We Forgot the Cold War A Historical Journey Across America by Jon Wiener California, 384 pp.,...
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Bad for the Jews
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TROY, TEVI
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Bad for the Jews Another unintended consequence of the 18th Amendment. by Tevi Troy Jews and Booze Becoming American in the Age of Prohibition by Marni Davis New York University Press, 272 pp.,...
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Funny Peculiar
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LODGE, SARA
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Funny Peculiar The genius of the poet laureate of nonsense. by Sara Lodge Just as American children grow up with Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat, British children grow up with Edward Lear’s...
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Beyond the Apps
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QUEENAN, JOE
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Beyond the Apps The Blue Helix should suffice for the next few months. by Joe Queenan Consumers are justifiably confused when it comes to picking out a smartphone. Many high-end iPhones and...
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And Ann isn't the best choice he's made-it's the trust that's only legally blind
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PARODY “Romney Concedes to Obama’ —News Item, November 7,...
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Vol. 018 Issue 011 (November 26 2012)
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