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IssueVol. 017 Issue 040 (July 2 2012)
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Paid articleTHE SCRAPBOOK
THE SCRAPBOOK Risky Romney Business Mitt Romney has a well-deserved reputation as risk-averse and cautious. His campaign team has made no secret of its strategy to have their man tiptoe to...
Paid articleCASUAL
BOTTUM, JOSEPH
CASUAL The Law of Dismality Back in the dark ages of superstition and disease, before science brought suffering humanity into our present era of perpetual peace and economic stability,...
Paid articleTHE OBAMA RETREAT
KRISTOL, WILLIAM; Fly, Jamie; SMITH, LEE
The Obama Retreat Last week, we wrote on this page that given the Obama administration’s lack of leadership on Iran in this “period of consequences,” Congress should step in to fi ll the void....
Paid articleCONTEMPTIBLE
HEMINGWAY, MARK
Contemptible Last Wednesday, the White House stunned observers by asserting executive privilege in its refusal to turn over documents related to the Fast and Furious gunrunning scandal...
Paid articleDEMOCRATIC HERETICS
HAYWARD, STEVEN F.
They Pack a Wallop The super-PAC juggernaut. by Fred Barnes For three weeks in May, Republican super-PACs took turns attacking Democratic senator Claire McCaskill in TV ads....
Paid articleTHEY PACK A WALLOP
BARNES, FRED
Pro-Growth Austerity Tightening the government’s belt doesn’t have to squeeze the economy. by Charles Wolf Jr. Austerity and growth are increasingly viewed as opposites: If one is...
Paid articlePRO-GROWTH AUSTERITY
Wolf, Charles Jr.
Doing Right by Ike Let’s give him the memorial he deserves. by Bruce Cole Only in Washington: After 12 years of study and millions of dollars spent, a congressionally appointed commission...
Paid articleDOING RIGHT BY IKE
Cole, Bruce
The People Versus Vladimir Putin Russia’s strongman may be more vulnerable than you think. by Cathy Young After Vladimir Putin’s predictable victory in the Russian presidential election...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE VERSUS VLADIMIR PUTIN
YOUNG, CATHY
Obama’s Victory Plan The economy won’t necessarily do him in. by Frank Cannon & Jeffrey Bell If you’re wondering how President Obama plans to get reelected in 2012—and why he might...
Paid articleOBAMA'S VICTORY PLAN
CANNON, FRANK; BELL, JEFFREY
A Conversation in Paris As the Socialists take over. by Roger Kaplan Paris It was a grand election, and the Socialists swept the field. They won the presidency and the parliament, on top...
Paid articleA CONVERSATION IN PARIS
KAPLAN, ROGER
Seven Bloody Days Forgotten battlefi elds; monuments to vanity By Geoffrey Norman Richmond, Va. It doesn’t take long to walk the Malvern Hill battlefield. Less than an hour. And there is...
Paid articleSEVEN BLOODY DAYS
NORMAN, GEOFFREY
Austen’s Power The novelist’s advice to ‘recovering Romantics.’ by Claudia Anderson For decades now, media marketers and content producers have been milking the Jane Austen craze, fi rst...
Paid articleAUSTEN'S POWER
Anderson, Claudia
On to Canada? The other side’s view of ‘the struggle for mastery in North America.’ by Nelson D. Lankford Francis Scott Key and the rockets’ red glare at Fort McHenry. Dolley Madison...
Paid articleON TO CANADA?
LANKFORD, NELSON D.
Addicted to Murder Crime in the realm of recovery and redemption. by Eve Tushnet A drug enforcement agent, a friend of a friend, used to say that society is like a skyscraper: Most...
Paid articleADDICTED TO MURDER
TUSHNET, EVE
Annals of Intolerance The Islamist war on freedom of conscience. by Stephen Schwartz Paul Marshall and Nina Shea have performed an important service with this account of laws and...
Paid articleANNALS OF INTOLERANCE
SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN
Fortune’s Lump The unlikely alchemy that leaves a scent. by Kate Havard A man wanders along a beach, picking up smelly rocks and poking things with sticks. If one of the gray-green lumps he...
Paid articleFORTUNE'S LUMP
Havard, Kate
Courtier Prince The adventurous history of an Elizabethan favorite. by Algis Valiunas When the legend becomes fact, print the legend. In John Ford’s The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, the...
Paid articleCOURTIER PRINCE
VALIUNAS, ALGIS
Houses of Cards One shot, and Europe descends into catastrophe. by Lawrence Klepp World War I, the great wrong turn of modern history, began with a wrong turn. It was made by the driver...
Paid articleHOUSES OF CARDS
Klepp, Lawrence
On the Brink The City of Light under cover of darkness. by Michael F. B ishop Long before their tanks roared through the Ardennes, the Nazi regime had Paris in its sights. Hitler’s lunatic...
Paid articleON THE BRINK
Bishop, Michael F.
Bush II Revised The policies of George W. Bush are winning the war on terror. by Michael M. Rosen On great occasions,” the president wrote, “every good offi cer must be ready to risk...
Paid articleBUSH II REVISED
ROSEN, MICHAEL M.
Booked for Travel How going places leads to the printed page. by Thomas Swick We all know that books are vessels, transporting us to other worlds. Less celebrated is how travel, our...
Paid articleBOOKED FOR TRAVEL
SWICK, THOMAS
The Groaning Shelf Five new titles that instruct and entertain. by Philip Terzian Herewith a handful of assorted volumes that, having crossed the literary editor’s desk, strike The Weekly...
Paid articleTHE GROANING SHELF
TERZIAN, PHILIP
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