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 Vol. 017 Issue 047 (September 3 2012)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE SCRAPBOOK
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THE SCRAPBOOK Fact Checking the Fact Checkers (cont.) Writing in these pages some months ago, Mark Hemingway made the case for being skeptical of media “fact checking” operations (“Lies, Damned...
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CASUAL
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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CASUAL Learning to Like Mitt Now that he’s officially the Republican nominee for president and has an excellent chance of becoming the most powerful man in the world, I feel free to admit, in the...
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WHAT IF EVERYONE'S WRONG?
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KRISTOL, WILLIAM
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EDITORIALS What If Everyone’s Wrong? What if what everyone knows about presidential elections is wrong? Everyone knows vice presidential candidates don’t matter. Except that on August 11, the day...
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THE GOP'S '76ERS
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CONTINETTI, MATTHEW
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The GOP’s ’76ers ‘A mtshpeee r eicNchao irasfs o mMl ko,ir tetV tRihroag mni n njiuea sy, t ’ sca r r opuwlnadcn e i,nd” gu P r mai unalgt e R. h y“iasIn t’ fsti oralsdnt idea. It’s the only...
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PNTR FOR RUSSIA PUTS AMERICA BACK IN THE GAME
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Donohue, Thomas J.
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PNTR for Russia Puts America Back in the Game By Thomas J. Donohue President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce In a welcome development for American workers, farmers, and companies, Russia joined...
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THE STATE OF THE RACE
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COST, JAY
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The State of the Race 4 Obama is ahead, barely. by Jay CiOst With just over two months until Election Day, Barack Obama holds a narrow lead over Mitt Romney in the race for the presidency. The...
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DIRTY HARRY
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BARNES, FRED
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Dirty Harry Why are Republicans giving Reid a pass? by Fred Barnes Democrat Tammy Baldwin is running for the Senate in Wisconsin, but a TV ad criticizing her opens with a smiling House Minority...
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CITIZEN KOCH GOES TO TAMPA
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BARONE, MICHAEL
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Citizen Koch Goes to Tampa Meet the left’s public enemy number one. by Michael Barone Not even the most experienced reporter is likely to recognize him as he takes his seat in the New York...
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GENERATION RYAN
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YORK, BYRON
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Generation Ryan The fi rst post-boomer nominee. by Byron York Mitt Romney’s vice presidential short-list came down to a choice between a baby boomer, Rob Portman (born 1955), and a Gen Xer, Paul...
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REINCE RULES
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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Reince Rules It’s a high-stakes election for the GOP chairman. by Stephen F. H ayes Green Bay, Wisc. It’s a good time to be Reince Prie-bus. Beyond the obvious—that he’s from Wisconsin and the...
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WHO'S THE EXTREMIST?
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Mccormack, John
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Who’s the Extremist? Obama’s radical position on social issues. by John McCormack Long before Missouri Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin fl apped his gums about the female body’s magical...
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WHERE DOES IT END?
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EMERY, NOEMIE
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Where Does It End? The illogic of Obama’s attack on Romney. by Noemie Emery Boy, that Mitt Romney can screw up your life. Or possibly end it. To hear the left tell it, he is not merely a vampire...
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IF SWEDEN CAN DO IT . . .
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Martinsson, Roland Poirier
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If Sweden Can Do It . . . the United States can reform entitlements, too. by Roland Poirier Martinsson During his long reign, Tage Erlander, Swedish prime minister between 1946 and 1969,...
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SOUND MONEY GAINS A CHAMPION
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Shelton, Judy
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Sound Money Gains a Champion Paul Ryan, good as gold. by Judy Shelton What are the chances that President Barack Obama and his Treasury secretary, Timothy Geithner, will ever have anything...
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NUMBERING THE DAYS
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BOTTUM, JOSEPH; Davison, Alan
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Numbering the Days Memories of Strat-O-Matic baseball By Joseph Bottum & Alan Davison He kept a diary—a friend, a boy we knew when we were young, all those years ago— and at the end of most...
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A CELEBRATED EDITOR
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Bachrach, Judy
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Books (^Arts A Celebrated Editor The curious case of Benjamin Bradlee. by Judy Bachrach Grey Gardens itself is a marvel. . . . Like Ben and Sally’s other two homes, it’s ritzy and historic and...
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HEALTHY TREND
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ANDERSON, WILLIAM
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Healthy Trend First, do no harm —and then repeal Obamacare. by William Anderson Thirteen years ago I co-authored a book that I thought could cut the Gordian knot of the health care dilemma. The...
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SMART WRITING
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SWAIM, BARTON
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Smart Writing It’s good to be published, and better to be understood. by Barton Swaim Modern academics are not celebrated for the clarity and felicity of their writing. One of the most important...
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ONE-CHINA SYNDROME
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Horner, Charles
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One-China Syndrome The self-deception that believes the lies about Taiwan. by Charles Horner In the past three decades, there have been three big stories in East Asia. The fi rst is the Thirty...
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WASHINGTON ON FIRE
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Cole, Ryan
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Washington on Fire Why the War of 1812 is our second war of independence. by Ryan Cole Louis Serurier, a French diplomat stationed in Washington in the early 19th century, observed that the War of...
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A FAN'S NOTES
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Fan’s Notes This movie masterpiece comes in printed form. by John Podhoretz Tom Mankiewicz, who died in 2010, was a Hollywood hack of limited abilities. He found his greatest success as a...
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Vol. 017 Issue 048 (September 10 2012)
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Vol. 018 Issue 001 (September 17 2012)
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Vol. 018 Issue 002 (September 24 2012)
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