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 Vol. 021 Issue 044 (August 1 2016)
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Vol. 021 Issue 045 (August 8 2016)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Hacks Writing About Hackers Donald Trump is guilty of a lot of reckless and irresponsible rhetoric. Most of this can be chalked up to his nature, but it doesn’t help that the media...
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Vale of Tears
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Caldwell, Christopher
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CASUAL Vale of Tears For a minute or two last week, over coffee in a working-class bakery in Massachusetts, I recovered my optimism about the human race. To say working-class might be a stretch....
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Editorials
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EDITORIALS Putin’s Game Someone has played a rotten trick on the late Scoop Jackson. The legendary senator from the great state of Washington was a committed cold warrior who saw the Soviet Union...
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Leaks, Hacks, and Liberals
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Schoenfeld, Gabriel
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Leaks, Hacks, and Liberals So now WikiLeaks is bad. by Gabriel Schoenfeld The facts are by now widely known, if still not nailed down with precision. On Friday, July 22, on the eve of the...
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Happy Talk for Anxious Allies
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ABRAMS, ELLIOTT
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Happy Talk for Anxious Allies After all, Trump might not be worse than Carter. by Elliott Abrams Tokyo Donald Trump’s various remarks about pulling out of NATO and his accusation that many...
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Bernie Fails to Make Progress
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BARNES, FRED
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Bernie Fails to Make Progress The Revolution won’t be realized. by Fred Barnes The day after endorsing Hillary Clinton for president, Bernie Sanders was asked a question he didn’t welcome. Did he...
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Here Comes Hillary
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COST, JAY
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Here Comes Hillary And she’s got all her baggage with her, too. by Jay Cost Hillary Clinton officially secured the Democratic party’s nomination for president last week, placing her one step...
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On the Terror Beat
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Rogachevsky, Neil
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On the Terror Beat France needs community policing. by Neil Rogachevsky After initial reports that the Nice attacker, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, was a self-radicalized lone wolf, French...
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Of Philanthropy and Phonies
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Riley, Naomi Schaefer
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Of Philanthropy and Phonies Giving giving a bad name. by Naomi Schaefer Riley Philanthropy is on the rise in the United States, hitting a record $373 billion last year, according to the Giving...
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Long Lines and Empty Shelves
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Paya, Darío
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Long Lines and Empty Shelves Venezuela drives the socialist bus off a cliff. by Dario Paya Back when I was 8 years old, my days would usually begin with my mom telling me to go stand in line at...
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Age of the Furies
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Burgess, Rebecca
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Age of the Furies Justice coming undone. by Rebecca Burgess Perhaps he had some intimation that he would soon be dead. He’d seen the Persians sack Athens and had fought against Darius at Marathon...
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Lest We Forget
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Bronitsky, Jonathan
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Lest We Forget The merit of immoral memorials By Jonathan Bronitsky Sherrod Brown was one of nine senators who addressed a luncheon on May 25 celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month. He spent...
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Growing Pains
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Wilkinson, J. Harvie III
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Books ^Arts Growing Pains Even Founders faltered on the Constitution. by J. Harvie Wilkinson III The Alien and Sedition Acts almost strangled the American republic shortly after its birth. Terri...
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Unblinking Eye
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Epstein, Joseph
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Unblinking Eye The infinite rewards of immersion in Proust. by Joseph Epstein In a contest for the best novels of the past four centuries, the winners, surely, are: for the 17th century, Don...
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Play the Game
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Scalia, Christopher J.
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Play the Game Speaking of sports, you have to know the fundamentals. by Christopher J. Scalia It’s unfair to say that athletes, and the people who discuss them, commit more penalties against the...
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Classical Vision
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Phelan, Joseph R.
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Classical Vision The glory that was Greece arrives in Washington. by Joseph R. Phelan A beautifully carved marble votive relief of Asklepios, the god of medicine, leaning on his staff welcomes us...
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Long Strange Trip
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Long Strange Trip The Starship 'Enterprise’ may be running out of steam. by John Podhoretz Fifty years ago, on September 8, 1966, Star Trek premiered on NBC. It struggled through 79 meh-rated...
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Parody
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“Top DNC staffer apologizes for email on Sanders’ religion” —Politico, July 23,...
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Vol. 021 Issue 046 (August 15 2016)
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Vol. 021 Issue 047 (August 22 2016)
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