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Paid article The Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK Dream On Tucked among the anguished headlines in last week’s editions of the Washington Post was this poignant update: “In election’s wake, D.C. statehood becomes a dream deferred.”...
Paid article Unhappy Meal
LABASH, MATT
CASUAL Unhappy Meal The other night, my wife and I went out to dinner with our friends Jen and Jay. Ordinarily, we like to keep things simple. We’ll head over to their cottage on the Chesapeake...
Paid article Editorials
EDITORIALS the weekly Standard They meant it. There have been five national elections in the past decade. In four of them—2006, 2008, 2010, and 2014—voters gave notice to the politicians who are...
Paid article The Little Guy and the Billionaire
BARNES, FRED
The Little Guy and the Billionaire How Trump can meld populism and conservatism. by Fred Barnes Donald Trump, like Ronald Reagan, becomes president as the head of the Republican party and leader...
Paid article Eleven Nine
CEASER, JAMES W.
Eleven Nine The day after. by James W. Ceaser Americans awoke on the morning of 11/9 to a different political world. There is only one word to explain what happened, and it is called...
Paid article The Disintegrating Obama Coalition
COST, JAY
The Disintegrating Obama Coalition Barack’s no Ronnie. by Jay Cost Political coalitions are tricky things to manage in the United States. Ours is a country of more than 320 million people but only...
Paid article Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Caldwell, Christopher
Once Bitten, Twice Shy Trump’s diffident voters. by Christopher Caldwell How could they? It’s the question being asked by all the world’s press and much of our own. How could the American people,...
Paid article Things Poll Apart
HEMINGWAY, MARK
Things Poll Apart Why everyone was surprised, bigly. by Mark Hemingway £ ~¥" t was around 9:20 p.m. when conI ventional wisdom died,” wrote A*, the Wall Street Journal’s Neil King on election...
Paid article The Day America Stops Voting
FERGUSON, ANDREW
The Day America Stops Voting Election Day isn’t election day anymore. by Andrew Ferguson I skipped out the door of the polling place last Tuesday as I usually do after voting, filled with...
Paid article The Selling of the Candidates, 2016
LAST, JONATHAN V.
The Selling of the Candidates, 2016 Where knocking on digital doors worked. by Jonathan V. Last The 2016 election tested a number of questions about American electioneering, among which was how...
Paid article The Art of Undoing the Iran Deal
SMITH, LEE
The Art of Undoing the Iran Deal It won’t be difficult. by Lee Smith The election of Donald Trump signals bad news for the Iran nuclear deal, Barack Obama’s signature foreign policy initiative....
Paid article Putting Obamacare Out of Its Misery
Astrue, Michael
Putting Obamacare Out of Its Misery Trump’s health care opportunity. by Michael Astrue Discontent with Obamacare— and with the delivery of health care more broadly— unites most Americans across...
Paid article The Military-Industrial Party
JOHNSON, REUBEN F.
The MilitaryIndustrial Party China’s mad, mega defense buildup. BY Reuben F. Johnson Hong Kong One of the more worrying items on the to-do list for the Trump administration will be the People’s...
Paid article Voting for ... Voting
NORMAN, GEOFFREY
Voting for . . . Voting Election Day where I live By Geoffrey Norman Dorset, Vt. In the morning on Election Day, I went up to the school building where people in my town go to vote. When I got...
Paid article Opposites Attract
Green, Dominic
Books ^Arts Opposites Attract How America synthesized the modern movements. by Dominic Green London Visiting Venice in 1950, Kenneth Clark saw a notice for an exhibition of an American artist...
Paid article In the Long Run
ROSEN, MICHAEL M.
B A In the Long Run The good news is that the ‘bad’ news is good news. by Michael M. Rosen As impassioned calls to curb income inequality, including through a growing movement to establish a...
Paid article Alternate Exodus
TADA, RICHARD
B A Alternate Exodus The clash of civilizations, antiquity-style. by Richard Tada An alternate version of the Exodus story circulated in antiquity—one so bizarre it might as well have occurred in...
Paid article Charm Offensive
Wargas, Robert
B A Charm Offensive The night thoughts of Stalin’s wartime emissary. by Robert Wargas In 2013, when the world found out that Angela Merkel had been the target of American wiretapping, Western...
Paid article The Summit of Life
Bauer, Parker
Indeed, it’s hard at times to discern that Maisky was a Communist at all, or that he represented a brutal, totalitarian government. His comportment in these pages is measured; his language free of...
Paid article Strange Interlude
PODHORETZ, JOHN
B A Strange Interlude Neither the worst nor the best from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. by John Podhoretz There’s something reassuring, even comforting, about competence—not genius, but rather...
Paid article Parody
“CNN’s Dana Bash reports that Hillary Clinton has called Donald Trump to concede the race, per sources.” —CNN, November 9, 2:40 a.m. “Donald Trump will become the next president in a stunning...
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