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 Vol. 017 Issue 024 (March 5 2012)
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Vol. 017 Issue 026 (March 19 2012)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK The Twilight of the Volt In July 2010, President Obama paid a visit to a General Motors plant in Hamtramck, Michigan, and gave a speech making the case for a revitalized American...
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CASUAL
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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CASUAL The Ghosts of Washington Living in Los Angeles many years ago, I used occasionally to wonder about the people I would see on the sidewalk, at the art museum, in a restaurant. You got...
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POLITICIAN-IN-CHIEF
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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EDITORIALS Politician-in-Chief Judging from his comments over the past two weeks, very little frustrates Barack Obama as much as criticism of the difficult decisions he is facing as president on...
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ON SYRIA, FOLLOW MCCAIN
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SMITH, LEE
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On Syria, Follow McCain Here’s to John McCain, leading from the front. Last week, the Arizona senator cut through all the White House doubletalk on the Syrian uprising and demanded a more active...
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IT'S OBAMACARE, STUPID
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ANDERSON, JEFFREY H.; KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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It’s Obamacare, Stupid It’s not easy to lose 63 seats in a House election. Before 2010, the last time it had been done was when Joe DiMaggio was still patrolling center field for the New York...
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HOW TO GET THE ECONOMY COOKING AGAIN
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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How to Get the Economy Cooking Again By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce Does falling unemployment, a rising stock market, and greater consumer confidence mean that...
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DECLARING WAR ON NEWBORNS
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Declaring War on Newborns The disgrace of medical ethics. by Andrew Ferguson On the list of the world’s most unnecessary occupations— aromatherapist, golf pro, journalism professor, vice president...
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THEY'LL HAVE HIS BACK
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BARNES, FRED
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They’ll Have His Back What congressional Republicans will do for the GOP nominee. by Fred Barnes Jack Kemp, the Republican congressman from Buffalo, met with Ronald Reagan at the Airport Marriott...
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ACADEMIC PARAGON
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RABKIN, JEREMY
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Academic Paragon Thinking about James Q. Wilson. by Jeremy Rabkin When James Q. Wilson published Bureaucracy in 1989, Daniel Patrick Moynihan toasted it as Wilson’s “summa” and Wilson himself as...
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RUSSIA'S ONCE AND FUTURE PRESIDENT
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YOUNG, CATHY
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Russia’s Once and Future President A depressing victory for Putin. by Cathy Young In the end, the outcome of the Russian presidential election was as predictable as it was depressing. Vladimir...
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DEADLY DIVERSITY
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MARSHALL, PAUL
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Deadly Diversity Nigeria’s Islamist war on Christianity. by Paul Marshall In Nigeria, thousands of people have been killed in recent months, and tens of thousands in the last decade. It is a...
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THE 'BEIJING MODEL' BUBBLE
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Blumenthal, Dan
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The ‘Beijing Model’ Bubble Westerners fall in love with the part of China’s economy that doesn’t work. by Dan Blumenthal The idea that China is practicing a new form of capitalism, and may even be...
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LET A THOUSAND TEACHERS BLOOM
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Winters, Marcus A.
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Let a Thousand Teachers Bloom Improve the profession by opening it up. by Marcus A. Winters Teachers, more than any other feature of a school, determine how well students learn. Parents know it;...
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A GENTLEMAN AND A SCHOLAR
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DEMUTH, CHRISTOPHER
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A Gentleman and a Scholar James Q. Wilson, 1931-2012 By Christopher DeMuth I got up my nerve to introduce myself to James Q. Wilson when I was a Harvard junior casting around for a senior thesis...
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MIND THE GAP
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levin, yuval
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Mind the Gap The rich get richer and the poor are broken. by Yuval Levin Charles Murray’s profound and important new book has, for the most part, been received as merely the latest volley in the...
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ROAD TO ROME
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SWICK, THOMAS
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Road to Rome The superhighway that connected, and consolidated, the Empire. by Thomas Swick There are roads that are as storied as rivers, though the reasons for their notoriety are much more...
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REALIGNMENT MYTHS
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ROSEN, MICHAEL M.
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Realignment Myths A lively dissection of confident predictions in politics. by Michael M. Rosen The battlefield of political prognostication is littered with the remains of once-bold, but quickly...
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CLASS DISTINCTION
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Burden, Wendy
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Class Distinction Why Downton Abbey ’ resonates with me— and everyone else. by Wendy Burden I’m not much of a TV watcher. Other than Top Gear episodes that feature Porsches, I tend towards Iron...
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BACK STAB
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Back Stab Sarah Palin as portrayed by her disloyal staff. by John Podhoretz Nicolle Wallace was the onetime consultant to CBS News and media aide to George W. Bush who was assigned to work with...
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Vol. 017 Issue 027 (March 26 2012)
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