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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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A Visit from Chair Priebus
’Twas the night before Christmas, when out on the stump “No media allowed! Strictly off the record!” Not a creature was stirring, not even a Trump; (But I left...
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Our Daily Egg
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WARREN, MICHAEL
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DAVE CLEGG Our Daily Egg
E very morning, I make an egg for my son. The task doubles as a chance for daydreaming, a rare occurrence when you’re the parent of a toddler. I strap Henry into...
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Editorials
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Lying About Gitmo
L et’s begin with the conclusion: Barack Obama is releasing dangerous terrorists against the recommendations of military and intelligence professionals, he’s doing so at a time...
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Can Ted Cruz Actually Win?
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BARNES, FRED
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Can Ted Cruz
Actually Win?
It won’t be easy. BY FRED BARNES T ed Cruz has as good a chance of winning the Republican presidential nomination in 2016 as Donald Trump or Marco Rubio. But...
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The Triumph of the Outsiders
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COST, JAY
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The Triumphof the Outsiders Trump and Rubio and Cruz, oh my. BY JAY COST The top contenders W ith just over a month until the Iowa caucuses, the Republican nomination .eld is taking...
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Sex Difference Deniers
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RHOADS, STEVEN E.
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Sex Difference Deniers How feminism hurts women. BY STEVEN E. RHOADS T he Washington Post has been .lled with gender of late. On December 5, a front-page article trumpeted successes in...
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The Liquor Stores Prohibition Gave Us
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WOOSTER, MARTIN MORSE
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The Liquor Stores Prohibition Gave Us We’re from the government and we’re here to pour you a drink. BY MARTIN MORSE WOOSTER I magine that your local grocery store is suddenly owned by the...
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Why Winning in Ukraine Matters
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Gedmin, Jeefrey; SCHMITT, GARY
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Why Winning in
Ukraine Matters
Don’t give up now. BY JEFFREY GEDMIN & GARY SCHMITT I t’s said that hopeless causes are the only ones worth .ghting for. At .rst blush, that’s Ukraine. On a...
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Go South, Young Russian
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LEIGHTON, MARIAN
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Go South, Young Russian The Great Game continues. BY MARIAN LEIGHTON R ussia’s aggressive moves in the Middle East have raised speculation about a new Cold War. A more accurate description...
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Clash of Generations
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SKERRY, PETER
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Clash of Generations
The cultural contradictions of Islam in America BY PETER SKERRY I n the wake of the San Bernardino attacks, Americans must confront the undeniable reality of homegrown...
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Ethan Allen Lives
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NORMAN, GEOFFREY
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Ethan Allen Lives
The original American populist BY GEOFFREY NORMAN I n 1775, Fort Ticonderoga was known as the “Gibraltar of the New World.” So when Ethan Allen— who was never one to...
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Coming Apart
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Green, Dominic
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Coming Apart
The decline of the European Union BY DOMINIC GREEN T he walls are going up all over Europe; we shall not see them lowered in our lifetime. The dream of “ever-closer union,” and...
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Here He Stands
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FORBES, MALCOLM
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Here He Stands
The ‘unheralded monk’ who transformed Europe. BY MALCOLM FORBES ‘T he history of the Reformation is very largely a history of books and publication,” writes Marilynne Robinson...
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Britain's First Lady
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Stelzer, Cita
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Britain’s First Lady
The great woman beside the Great Man. BY CITA STELZER C lementine Churchill (18851977) is best known as Winston Churchill’s wife. But as Sonia Purnell’s deeply...
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Classic Lessons
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Seitz, Blake
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Classic Lessons
How Greek drama speaks to modern-day heroes. BY BLAKE SEITZ T he launch party for this book featured a reading from the Greek tragedy Ajax by Sophocles. Emmy-winning actor...
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Poet as Visionary
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Scalia, Christopher J.
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Poet as Visionary
The strange, singular journey of William Blake. BY CHRISTOPHER J. SCALIA I n a lighter moment of William Blake’s life, a friend encountered him and his wife Catherine...
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Two Second Acts
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Long, Hannah
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Two Second Acts
For these venerable series, everything old is new again. BY HANNAH LONG I n many ways, the current TV scene resembles a time warp. From The Muppets to Fargo, it’s a good...
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The Best Men
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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The Best Men
Political life imitates cinematic art. BY JOHN PODHORETZ T here is a video on the World Wrestling Entertainment’s website called “Donald Trump’s Greatest WWE Moments,” which...
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Parody
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“With the all-important Iowa caucuses drawing near, O’Malley badly trails the Democratic field. In the latest poll, Hillary Clinton leads with 54 percent support, Bernie Sanders has 36 percent...
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