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Vol. 023 Issue 033 (May 7 2018)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK Fake News About Fake News ournalists in the mainstream media often sound as though they have no idea why anybody would entertain skepticism about the news media. The term “media...
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Casual
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CASUAL So Long at the Fair Mr. B. E. wasn’t widely known as warm, much less amiable. Fierce would be, I think, the general apprehension of children who crossed his path, which may just have been...
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Editorials
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EDITORIALS A War to Be Won A member of the U.S.-supported Syrian Democratic Forces lowers the Islamic State’s flag after retaking the city of Tabqa, Syria, last year. Q f ¦ ^ he military mission...
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Comment
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COMMENT STEPHEN F. HAYES First the Victory, Then the Celebration On Thursday, May 4, 2017, President Donald Trump stepped up to the podium in the White House Rose Garden to declare victory. Vice...
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McConnell Looks on the Bright Side
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BARNES, FRED
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McConnell Looks on the Bright Side The Senate majority leader is not depressed. by Fred Barnes Republicans are better off than they look. The midterm election is six months away, and their chances...
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The Parallel Universe of the New York Times
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O'ROURKE, P. J.
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The Parallel Universe of the New York Times Not the best use of a Sunday. by P J. O’Rourke lap. There are lots of ways it would work. The majority leader decides what is taken up on the Senate...
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Damn, Busted
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Bromund, Ted R.
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Damn, Busted be growing. It’s not. Britain’s military should by Ted R. Bromund The Royal Air Force celebrated its 100th birthday last week with a gala program at the Smithsonian Institution’s...
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Rotten Labour
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Green, Dominic
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Rotten Labour Jeremy Corbyn’s Jewish problem. by Dominic Green as late as 2009, for Britain to focus on state-on-state war was to adopt “a vestigial Cold War mindset.” Today, this narrow-minded,...
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To Clap or Not to Clap
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Miller, Stephen
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To Clap or Not to Clap The politics of applause. by Stephen Miller When I was in my twenties, I knew a few adepts of Zen Buddhism who would mention the famous koan: “the sound of one hand...
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A Wunderkind at 100
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Horowitz, Joseph
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By Joseph Horowitz In 1980, at the age of 62, Leonard Bernstein undertook the composition of a formidable full-scale opera, commissioned jointly by La Scala, the Kennedy Center, and Houston Grand...
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Budget Blunders
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Capretttta, James C.
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Budget Blunders The problem is entitlement spending, not appropriations By James C. Capretta In March, six months into the fiscal year and after a contentious and prolonged negotiation that...
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Gratitude and Perpetuation
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KEIPER, ADAM
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Gratitude and Perpetuation Jonah Goldberg’s big, baggy defense of capitalism. by Adam Keiper In his 1964 book Suicide of the West, political philosopher James Burnham argued that liberalism—the...
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Evidence for Optimism
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Broughtoton, Philip Delves
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Evidence for Optimism You’ve got to admit it’s getting better. by Philip Delves Broughton and social media in particular seem to worsen tribalism, contribute to envy, and pollute the public...
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Sublime Math
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GUASPARI, DAVID
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Sublime Math Genius, discovery, and elegance. BY David Guaspari David Stipp’s short book aims to persuade the “math-averse” that “great mathematics is as provocative, beautiful, and deep as great...
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Feathers and Fancy
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Heitman, Danny
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rise to expressions that, if they meant anything at all, could only denote such “imaginary” entities. They were embarrassments but could not simply be shunned: Faith-based persistence, applying the...
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Sound, Sense, and Self
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Scalia, Christoptoptopher J.
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conceived adaptation of the Uccel-liera helps. Lavishly illustrated bird books tend to be coffee-table editions as wide, heavy, and solemn as tombstones. Pasta for Nightingales, by contrast, is...
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Godard Exposed
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PODHORETZ, JOHN
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Godard Exposed Biopic bites French cinema darling. by John Podhoretz In 1941, Preston Sturges wrote and directed a movie called Sullivan’s Travels about a successful director of cinematic fluff...
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Parody
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“The RealClearPolitics Fact Check Review is an initiative to explore how the flagship fact-checking organizations operate in practice (as opposed to their self-reported descriptions), from their...
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Vol. 023 Issue 034 (May 14 2018)
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Vol. 023 Issue 035 (May 21 2018)
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Vol. 023 Issue 036 (May 28 2018)
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