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Spakovsky: A Pattern and Practice

Posted on July 09, 2009
The Justice Department division investigating an Arizona sheriff has a questionable history.


Herzlinger: Limited Choices

Posted on July 09, 2009
Government-run health-insurance markets restrict competition, do not control costs, discourage entrepreneurial efforts, and thus cause consumer dissatisfaction.


Haun: Empathy for Big Government

Posted on July 09, 2009
Sotomayors legal realism could undo the Rehnquist Courts good work on commerce-clause interpretation.


Goldberg: Spread Freedom? Not So Much

Posted on July 09, 2009
It sure seems like Obama has an ideological problem with democracy.


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May: An American Victory

Posted on July 09, 2009
Two years ago at this time, few in the foreign-policy establishment considered that outcome possible in Iraq.


Hanson: Who Was Michael Jackson?

Posted on July 09, 2009
In truth, almost everything about the Jackson persona proved to be fantasy.


Pitney: Curtains for the GOP?

Posted on July 08, 2009
Every day, theres a new story about the leaderless GOP. In fact, its the same story the press has been writing, about Republicans and Democrats, for over a hundred years.



Goldberg: Posts Salon Mess Brazen, Not Shocking

Posted on July 08, 2009
What the Post proposed is hardly radical. Lots of major publications and by lots, I mean pretty much all of them offer an array of meet-and-greet opportunities.


Symposium: Beach-Bag Books

Posted on July 08, 2009
Terry Teachout, Orson Scott Card, Robert Ferrigno, and more offer their summer reading recommendations.


Sowell: What Constitutes Discrimination?

Posted on July 08, 2009
The underlying dogma that different outcomes for different groups are evidence of discrimination is a source of unending controversy and polarization.


Kahane: I Still Hate You, Sarah Palin

Posted on July 07, 2009
What the Left has done to Sarah Palin comes straight out of Saul Alinskys book. Republicans need their own Rules for Radicals, with a rightward slant.


Nordlinger: Exit Sarah (?), c.

Posted on July 07, 2009
Jay Nordlinger on Palin, Nixon, Boxer, Saddam, Tiger, and more.


Sowell: Disparate-Impact Dogma

Posted on July 07, 2009
Why do we lie to ourselves about race? Its true: White men usually cant jump.


Lowry: Sarah Palin: Up and Out

Posted on July 07, 2009
Palins resignation was a calculated choice made in her personal self-interest.


Charen: Could the U.S. Ban the Burqa Too?

Posted on July 07, 2009
You neednt approve of the slatternly attire so often found on Western women to stoutly and angrily resist the encroachment of the burqa -- and everything it represents -- into Western life.


McCarthy: Equality Under the Law

Posted on July 07, 2009
The Constitution may not be colorblind, but it does prohibit racial discrimination.


Weigel: Caritas in Veritate in Gold and Red

Posted on July 07, 2009
Benedicts latest encyclical shows the marks of multiple -- and muddled -- authorship.


Beran: Obama in the Kremlin

Posted on July 06, 2009
It is in our interest to curtail Russian ambitions in Europe.


Hanson: A Thugs Primer

Posted on July 06, 2009
A tutorial for up-and-coming thugs abroad, who wish to ingratiate themselves with Western elites, not worry about legitimacy, and not have someone meddle in their affairs.


Landau: When Kings Die

Posted on July 06, 2009
Making sense of Michael Jackson.


Symposium: Does Palin Have a Political Future?

Posted on July 06, 2009
Sarah Palin is leaving the governorship. But what is she leaving it for?


Hemingway: Explosive Cinema

Posted on July 06, 2009
After six years, dozens of attempts, and hundreds of millions of dollars wasted, Hollywood has finally produced a decent film about the Iraq War.


Murdock: Supply-side Environmentalism

Posted on July 06, 2009
Rather than rely on federal edicts to steer innovation with a whip, why not green-energy tax cuts?


Steyn: Behind the Times

Posted on July 04, 2009
The Europeans have figured out you can be too European for your own good, and are trying to re-acquaint themselves with the real world. But not Obama.


Bean: The Party of Lincoln, and of Douglass

Posted on July 04, 2009
Frederick Douglasss ideas are not the stuff of New New Deals but rather a brief for a New Independence Day based on small-government principles.


Lopez: Sanford and Sons

Posted on July 03, 2009
A man and marriage.


Kahane: Seven Days in June

Posted on July 03, 2009
The Honduran coup was like some Telemundo remake of John Frankenheimers it-cant-happen-here, Rod Serling-scripted classic, Seven Days in May.


Goldberg: A Letter to Sarah

Posted on July 03, 2009
If you cant surprise your detractors with your grasp of policy when you re-emerge on the national stage, you wont win the nomination. More important, you wont deserve to.


Charen: The Empirical President

Posted on July 03, 2009
Waxman-Markey is not empiricism. It is fantasy.


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