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IssueVol. 017 Issue 028 (April 2 2012)
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Paid articleTHE SCRAPBOOK
THE SCRAPBOOK Inside the Liberal Bubble In Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr.’s closing arguments before the Supreme Court in defense of Obamacare last week, The Scrapbook couldn’t help but...
Paid articleCASUAL
Caldwell, Christopher
CASUAL Laggard At about quarter till nine Monday morning, heading back to the office after a big lunch of barbecued chicken and rice, I realized how much of my life I’ve lived under the influence...
Paid articleFORWARD, MARCH!
KRISTOL, WILLIAM
EDITORIALS Forward, March! The conventional wisdom about the 2012 presidential race, among most political professionals and especially Republican campaign operatives, has been this: Reelection...
Paid articleUNDOING OBAMACARE
ANDERSON, JEFFREY H.
Undoing Obamacare A month before President Obama signed Obama-care into law, his secretary of health and human services, Kathleen Sebelius, said, “I think the president remains committed to the...
Paid articleA LOSE-LOSE CASE
BARNES, FRED
A Lose-Lose Case In his autobiography, Ronald Reagan recalled when Pat Brown, his opponent for California governor in 1966, put together a TV commercial in which he tells a group of small children,...
Paid articleBEWARE 'FLEXIBILITY'
FLY, JAMIE M.; Zarate, Robert
Beware ‘Flexibility’ President Obama didn’t intend the world to hear him tell outgoing Russian president Dmitri Medvedev that he’d have “more flexibility” to accommodate the Kremlin’s concerns...
Paid articleRYAN VS. DEMPSEY
Donnelly, Thomas; SCHMITT, GARY
Ryan vs. Dempsey Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey is getting an appetite for political controversy. Earlier this week he offered up a “clarification” of his analysis of the...
Paid articleONLY IN NEW YORK
MUNSON, ZACK
Only in New York The battle of the Park Slope Food Coop. by Zack Munson Brooklyn Do you know what your grocery store thinks about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Do you care? If you don’t,...
Paid articleUNESCO FUNNY BUSINESS
ROSETT, CLAUDIA
UNESCO Funny Business Annals of a dishonest PR campaign. by Claudia Rosett Surely Comedy Central’s The Daily Show meant well when it sent comedian John Oliver all the way to Africa to file a...
Paid articleHIGH CULTURE'S PALADIN
TERZIAN, PHILIP
High Culture’s Paladin Hilton Kramer, 1928-2012. by Philip Terzian It would be tempting to describe Hilton Kramer, who died last week at 84, as the last of his breed, his kind: the cultural...
Paid articleOBAMACARE FOR THE FINANCIAL INDUSTRY
Wallison, Peter J.
Obamacare for the Financial Industry The disastrous Dodd-Frank Act. by Peter J. Wallison All the Republican presidential candidates have called for repeal of the Dodd-Frank Act. Foreign...
Paid articleANIMAL DESIRES
SMITH, WESLEY J.
Animal Desires Coming soon to a courtroom near you? by Wesley J. Smith When People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sought a court ruling declaring SeaWorld’s killer whales “slaves”...
Paid articleNUCLEAR UTOPIANISM
Payne, Keith B.
Nuclear Utopianism The wishful thinking of U.S. arms control. by Keith B. Payne George Kennan, the celebrated architect of U.S. Cold War doctrine, called arms control policy during the 1920s and...
Paid articleTHE BOOK THAT DROVE THEM CRAZY
FERGUSON, ANDREW
The Book That Drove Them Crazy Allan Bloom's 'Closing of the American Mind’ 25 years later By Andrew Ferguson He had gone public with his ideas. He had written a book—difficult but popular—a...
Paid articleCANDIDATES IN ORBIT
O'ROURKE, P. J.
Candidates in Orbit The late, great U.S. space program By P. J. O’Rourke We’ve had some fun with space policy in the 2012 presidential race. Saturday Night Live, the Daily Show, candidate...
Paid articleUNLEASHING THE TALENT OF WOMEN IN THE ECONOMY
Donohue, Thomas J.
Unleashing the Talent of Women in the Economy By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce Women make up half of the workforce, but they are underrepresented in the top...
Paid articleGUILTY MAN
RADOSH, RONALD
Books&Arts Guilty Man Posterity ponders the Hiss case. by Ronald Radosh Since the publication in 1978 of Allen Weinstein’s definitive Perjury: The Hiss-Chambers Case, only partisans of the far...
Paid articleHEE HEE=MC2
GUASPARI, DAVID
Hee Hee=MC2 A postmortem on humor kills the joke. by David Guaspari Humor plays an extraordinary role in everyday life. The traditional Martian observer might marvel at our craving for the...
Paid articleLEO THE GREAT
SMITH, JORDAN MICHAEL
Leo the Great The novelist makes room for the celebrity. by Jordan Michael Smith History’s greatest novelist has not received the definitive scholarly biography he deserves. Why not? I put this...
Paid articleNIGHT VISION
BecK, Stefan
Night Vision The Dance of Death, with flashbulbs and film. BY Stefan Beck Down these mean streets a man must go who is not himself mean— armed with nothing more than a camera, a flashbulb, and a...
Paid articleTHE ALPHABET BLUES
QUEENAN, JOE
The Alphabet Blues The agony (and occasional ecstasy) of the letter Q. by Joe Queenan Every month I get a prescription for a Lipitor generic filled at my local pharmacy. I also get a prescription...
Paid articleSLAUGHTERHOUSE ONE
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Slaughterhouse One A gripping Grand Guignol for girls. by John Podhoretz No wonder that the movie version of the surpassingly strange young-adult novel The Hunger Games is an enormous hit and bids...
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