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 MARRIAGE
California
THE EDITORS: Chief Justice Ronald M. George’s majority opinion is as arrogant as it is confused. “Wedded to Activism” 05/16 6:00 AM
ELIZABETH FOX-GENOVESE: The freedom for gays and lesbians to marry will decisively contribute to disaggregating all of the remaining social institutions that provide the foundations for any collective resistance against political and economic domination. “Marriage On Trial” 05/16 4:00 AM
WILLIAM C. DUNCAN: This is not the last word. “Supreme Overreach” 05/16 4:00 AM
MAGGIE GALLAGHER: What will this repudiation of marriage by the California supreme court mean for law, for culture, and for politics? “Gov. Moonbeam’s Revenge” 05/15 6:00 PM
ED WHELAN: Is there anything in the court’s concocted “right to marry” that would prevent it from being invoked by, say, practitioners of adult incest or plural marriage? “California Marriage Ruling: A Few Comments” 05/15 4:35 PM
WORLD
Burma
THE EDITORS: The sad answer is that there is little we can do — or at least little we can do prudently. “The Suffering” 05/16 6:00 AM
ELECTION 2008
Democrats
KATHLEEN PARKER: When will the wealthy be poor enough? “Democrats Over Thrills ‘n’ Chills” 05/16 12:00 AM
JONAH GOLDBERG: Scorpions must sting. Ants must save food for winter. Clintons must fight. “Why Hillary Won’t Quit” 05/16 12:00 AM
KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ: The world doesn’t actually revolve around Barack Obama. “A Whole Wide World Beyond Obama” 05/15 1:10 PM
AT WAR
Israel
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Israel’s crime is not its policies but its insistence on living. “Israeli Miracle” 05/16 12:00 AM
ELECTION 2008
Dire GOP Prospects
RICH LOWRY: Republicans readily admit that they have work to do reformulating their agenda, but are at a loss as to how exactly to go about it. “‘A Fire Bell in the Night’” 05/16 12:00 AM
THE EDITORS: Never has Congress taken so much from so many for the benefit of so few. “Pork Farm” 05/15 12:50 PM
DAVID FREDDOSO: Democrats will be watching carefully to see what Vito Fossella does. “After Vito” 05/16 6:00 AM
PLANET GORE
Polar Bears & More
ROY SPENCER: Polar bears aren’t threatened, and they don't drink Coca-Cola. “Arctic Fairy Tale” 05/15 8:30 AM
 NRO FINANCIAL
The Economy & More
JERRY BOWYER: The recessionistas get recessions wrong because their forecasting model is wrong. “Recession? Not So Fast, I Say” 05/15 8:06 AM
 CULTURE
Books
AUDIO: BETWEEN THE COVERS:
Michael Ward believes that C.S. Lewis used the medieval cosmos as the basis for his seven Chronicles of Narnia. "Planet Narnia" 5/15 7:45 AM
NROTV
Uncommon Knowledge
The word according to Tom Wolfe. “Chapters 1-5”
Recent Articles
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Gallagher: Gov. Moonbeam’s Revenge
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Lopez: A Whole Wide World Beyond Obama
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Editors: Pork Farm
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Spencer: Arctic Fairy Tale
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Bowyer: Recession? Not So Fast, I Say
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Editors: Stormy Weather Ahead
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Interview: Leader of the Presidential Pack
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Novak: Barack Obama’s America
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Derbyshire: Seat-Warming Champions
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Hanson: War Over the War
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Sowell: Tipping Economies of Scale
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Hidalgo: Dems Do Chávez a Favor
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May: History Is Back
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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Riedl: Crop the Crap
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Levin: Indignity and Bioethics
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Lopez: Veto Vito
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Interview: Don’t Freak Out
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York: Hillary: I’m Here, Get Used To It
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: McCain-Clinton 2008
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Gattuso: Financing the Government Land Grab
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Felzenberg: Still a Two-Dem Race
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Editors: Israeli Success Story
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Parker: Getting Bubba
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Sowell: Moral Melodrama on Markets
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Malkin: Beyonce’s Pedophilia Chic
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Goldberg: The Yuccafication of America
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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Editors: Big Mistake
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Letters: Demonization of Israel for Dummies
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Spencer: McCain’s Assault on Reason
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Freddoso: Clinton's Last Gasp
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Kerpen: Just Say No to Climate-Tax Hikes
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Kahane: Hillary’s Your Gal
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Interview: Enter the Barr
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McCarthy: The Government’s Jihad on Jihad
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Whalen: Primary Pondering
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Robbins: Hill and Ted’s Excellent Adventures
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Sowell: So Emotional
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Lowry: Obama Rules
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Editors: Productive Labor
Monday, May 12, 2008
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Freddoso: Constituency of One
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Wehner: Progress Report
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Rosett: The Iranian Connection
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Wehner: Wrong from the Beginning
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Norman: Clintons Is Forever
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Lopez: Vote for Justice
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Editors: Do Nothing, Congress
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THE CORNER
I'm Outta Here:
Too many men I know are debating this morning whether or not Shania Twain's divorce is a good thing. For men. For country music. You can imagine the overwhelming answer. . . . Go
DAVID FRUM
Sauve Qui Peut:
Mickey Kaus offers this hypothesis about voter behavior:If McCain should win the presidency, isn't he likely to have reverse coattails? THe voters seem near-desperate to throw out the Republicans. If they vote for McCain in the end, it will almost certainly be simply because they have too many doubts about . . . Go
PHI BETA CONS
Chicago School:
All hail the Milton Friedman Institute, a $200-million endeavor at the University of Chicago. . . . Go
BENCH MEMOS
McCain Reaction to California Ruling:
McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds released this statement from the presumptive nominee about today's California Supreme Court decision on same-sex "marriage": "John McCain supports the right of the people of California to recognize marriage as a unique institution sanctioning the union between a man and a woman, just as he did . . . Go
LIBERAL FASCISM
Egalitarianism & Fascism:
From a reader:Jonah: Finished LF -- a library copy I'm afraid, so I didn't help your count. Great job! I can remember being mocked in college (84-88) for saying that Japan had a fascist industrial policy. With a couple of rare exceptions, even the well . . . Go
THE CAMPAIGN SPOT
Is Obama LeBron?:
I've started reading Obama: From Promise to Power by David Mendell, and it opens with an anecdote of then-senatorial candidate Barack Obama walking around the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston, hours before he gave the speech that launched his national reputation.Obama's response to a comment that "he seemed to . . . Go
MEDIA BLOG
Media Math:
If you follow shenanigans related to government waste, fraud, and abuse, Stephen Barr's Federal Diary is almost always good reading. But today's installment seems a bit off. He writes: At the Internal Revenue Service, one employee over a two-year period took sick leave on 13 of the 14 Tuesdays after . . . Go
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