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• Clean Out the Garage Mon Apr 23
  Rich Galen
  According to two pieces I read over the weekend, the world is coming to an end but I am going to be out-of-town for it.I am at JFK awaiting a flight to Accra, Ghana to whence I will be traveling on behalf of the ONE Campaign. Ghana is introducing two new vaccines to its medical system and I'll be there to watch (and write about) the roll-out. However. ... more
• Priscilla Buckley, RIP Tue Mar 27
  Mona Charen
  When I see Priscilla Buckley, who died over the weekend at age 90, in my mind's eye, she is roaring with laughter. That's how you would find her much of the time during her 43 years as managing editor of National Review. She so reveled in a good story or a bon mot. ... more
• Polls: Santorum Now Leads Romney Nationally...and in Michigan Mon Feb 13
  Guy Benson
• Pile On: National Review, George Will, Washington Examiner Pummel Newt Wed Dec 14
  Guy Benson
• William F. Buckley, Still at Yale Thu Nov 10
  Emmett Tyrrell
  Someday the historians will acknowledge that by the time of his death in 2008, liberalism was on the run and Buckley's conservatism was chasing it. ... more
• Indicted bishop plans to continue leading diocese Wed Oct 19
  AP News
• Election-year goals of Christian group questioned Mon Oct 17
  AP News
• Christie’s Father: ‘I Think He Would Beat Obama’ Wed Sep 28
  Townhall.com Staff
• Christie may pass on best time to seek White House Tue Sep 27
  Reuters News
• Christie's No. 2 denies 2012 White House bid Mon Sep 26
  Reuters News
• Romney's Ponzi Phobia Mon Sep 19
  Janet M. LaRue
  When it comes to Social Security, Republicans should stop treating seniors like the feeble-minded demographic portrayed in commercials written by 13-year-olds on Madison Avenue. ... more
• Lost Jobs are Never Coming Back Fri Sep 16
  Douglas MacKinnon
  Surprise. Despite his "jobs" speech, President Obama's own handpicked White House Office of Management and Budget has just predicted grim employment numbers right through 2012. Well, with that reality in mind, a news flash to the unemployed, the underemployed, and the mainstream media: The jobs are never going to come back under Barack Obama or under the liberal/socialist policies of far-left Democrats. Never. ... more
• Seduced by the Cult of Experts Wed Aug 31
  Jonah Goldberg
  When asked what posed the greatest challenge to statesmen, Harold Macmillan, the former British prime minister, responded, "Events, my dear boy, events." ... more
• Rollback the Muslim Brotherhood Tue Aug 30
  Frank Gaffney
  In recent weeks, we have been put on notice repeatedly: Absent a fundamental course correction, America will go the way of Europe and others before it, succumbing to an insidious totalitarian doctrine known as shariah whose purpose, in the words of its prime practitioners - the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) - is to "destroy Western civilization from within." ... more
• It's 'Crazy' to Ignore Shariah Thu Aug 11
  Frank Gaffney
  As the nation mourns the loss in combat of thirty of its military heroes - including 22 members of the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6 - in Afghanistan over the weekend, the question inevitably occurs: What are we fighting for that justifies this latest among so much sacrifice in that distant, backwards and inhospitable land? ... more
• WSJ, National Review Endorse Boehner's Plan Wed Jul 27
  Guy Benson
• Mud-Slinging a Real Headache Fri Jul 22
  Kathryn Lopez
  Michele Bachmann gives me a headache. But it's not the congresswoman herself who is to blame for the pain. It's so many of the stories about her. ... more
• A Pro-Growth Plan from the Gang of Six Thu Jul 21
  Larry Kudlow
  Now, there are glitches in this plan that cannot be overlooked. The biggest is the harsher treatment of capital gains. In a CNBC interview on Tuesday, Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., told me that the investment tax rate would rise to 20 percent from 15 percent. This is a black mark. It's anti-growth. Coburn, however, also told me that the tax treatment of IRAs and 401(k)s would not change in this plan. That's good. ... more
• Republican Show-and-Tell Fri Jul 15
  Jonah Goldberg
  "Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has introduced a complicated plan that would truly call Obama's fundamental bluff: that the White House honestly favors a courageous "grand bargain" that would make serious and steep cuts to entitlements in exchange for tax "revenue" increases (i.e., tax hikes)." ... more
• Obama's Reagan Parallels Are Falling Away Fri Jul 8
  Jonah Goldberg
  "In recent weeks, it seems that the White House has discovered that, barring an entirely unforeseen economic boom, the Reagan analogy is a non-starter for them." ... more
• Corporate Jets and Tax Breaks Fri Jul 1
  Jonah Goldberg
  "President Obama's core message in his Wednesday press conference, his first since March, could be found in his advice to Republicans. "You go talk to your constituents and ask them, 'Are you willing to compromise your kids' safety so some corporate-jet owner can get a tax break?'" ... more
• Simply Madness Fri Jun 10
  Jonah Goldberg
  The idea behind the steady-state economy should be familiar to anyone who's heard the lament that capitalism is bad for the environment because it rapaciously consumes resources faster than they can be replaced. ... more
• Congress' Bipartisan Vice Is Cowardice Thu Jun 9
  Jonah Goldberg
  Washington is suddenly embroiled in one of its most time-honored traditions, a debate about the constitutionality of the War Powers Resolution, specifically how it should be applied to our efforts in Libya. ... more
• It's Obama's Economy, Stupid Wed Jun 8
  Jonah Goldberg
  The unemployment rate then was 9.5 percent. It's now 9.1 percent, well above the 8 percent cap that the administration advisors projected under the stimulus bill. ... more
• Obama and the Shifting Ground of Race Wed Jun 1
  Jonah Goldberg
  Not that there is no racial animus against Obama. Of course there is. But is it significant? ... more

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