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Vol. 022 Issue 017 (January 2 2017)
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Vol. 022 Issue 018 (January 16 2017)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Fear and Self-Loathing The Nation is publishing its gala hagiographic Obama send-off issue—“The Obama Years: 2008-2016”—and does so perhaps more in sadness than in celebration. The...
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Casual
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Epstein, Joseph
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CASUAL First-Name Basis I recently sent an email to the editor of the London Times Literary Supplement complaining about his running a longish lead article by a lunatic-of-one-idea feminist who...
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Editorials
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EDITORIALS Incurable Obamacare Democrats are addicted to Obamacare. It has performed poorly, alienated far more people than it has aided, and been a political disaster. Yet Democrats can’t shake...
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Courtiers in Denial
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FERGUSON, ANDREW
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Courtiers in Denial Obama’s rapidly shrinking legacy. by Andrew Ferguson We shouldn’t doubt that President Obama will read the new book by the liberal journalist Jonathan Chait. The title alone...
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Identity Politician
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LAST, JONATHAN V.
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Identity Politician You know a president by the fights he picks. by Jonathan V. Last A year ago, as he prepared to give his final State of the Union speech, President Obama strode the halls of the...
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Celebrity in Chief
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Celebrity in Chief Our first TV star president. by Philip Terzian “[The British monarchy’s] mystery is its life. We must not let in daylight upon magic.” —Walter Bagehot To a certain degree,...
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Scandals Aplenty
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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Scandals Aplenty The media just pretended they didn’t exist. by Mark Hemingway Less than a fortnight after his successor was elected, Barack Obama got to work on shaping his legacy. “I’m extremely...
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Infrastructure Dangers Ahead
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Levin, Yuvalvalval
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Infrastructure Dangers Ahead How conservatives can construct a better agenda. by Yuval Levin A big federal investment in infrastructure is one of the few things that Donald Trump has specifically...
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A Basket of Deplora-Bowls
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Normaman, Geoffffrey
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A Basket of Deplora-Bowls The college football glut. by Geoffrey Norman We ate black-eyed peas on New Year’s Day, the way you are supposed to in the South, where my wife and I were raised. We live...
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Trump's Nuclear Tweets
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Joseph, Robert; Edelmalmalman, Eric
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Trump’s Nuclear Tweets What are the facts? by Robert Joseph & Eric Edelman Of President-elect Trump’s tweets since winning the election, the one drawing the greatest criticism may well be his...
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Barack to the Future
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Calaldwell, Christopher
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Barack to the Future His gift to posterity: marching orders By Christopher Caldwell They are keening in the Bay Area. “Oh, America, what have we done?” wrote a San Bruno reader to the San...
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Protecting Palestine
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GERECHT, REUEL MARC
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Protecting Palestine Israel’s unacknowledged role on the West Bank By Reuel Marc Gerecht Not long ago, I was talking to a Fatah official about Palestinian aspirations, especially his party’s...
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The Class Act
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Bachrach, Judy
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The Class Act Just how delightful were the Mitford sisters? by judy bachrach All right, so Diana had Britain’s Fascist-in-Chief in tow, smouldering at her across the dinner table and chatting in...
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Farewell, Obama
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Owens, Mackubin Thomamas
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Farewell, Obama For a new president, a new blueprint for defense. by Mackubin Thomas Owens The late 1980s and early ’90s were characterized by liberal optimism, if not triumphalism. The Berlin...
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One Man's Pontiff
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Riley, Naomi Schaefer
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One Man’s Pontiff Faith and politics—and not necessarily in that order. by Naomi Schaefer Riley What is the Francis Effect? Recent surveys show that despite all the hype since Jorge Mario...
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True Confessions
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Heitmaman, Danny
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True Confessions The modern sensibility of the 19th-century essayist. by Danny Heitman In the vivid and varied world of 19th-century British literature, Thomas De Quincey (1785-1859) endures as a...
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Of Saints and Vandals
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Gardner, Jamames
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Of Saints and Vandals An art historian’s earthly delights. by James Gardner Whatever Gary Vikan, former director of the Walters Museum in Baltimore, thinks of the larger world, he has a somewhat...
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Welcome to the Club
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Welcome to the Club On Amazon, a hidden gem is just a click away. by John Podhoretz American TV has become the equivalent of India’s Bollywood—an almost unimaginably prolific source of filmed...
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Parody
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“After decades of fruitlessly scanning the skies for alien messages, scientists say it’s time to try a basic rule of etiquette: Say ‘hello’ first. A new San Francisco-based organization called METI,...
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Vol. 022 Issue 019 (January 23 2017)
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Vol. 022 Issue 020 (January 30 2017)
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