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We Live in Huxley’s Dystopia, Not Orwell’s
Some of our most serious problems are diseases of plenty: Drugs and food and porn are omnipresent.
Who’s Grateful?
In his delightful new autobiography, Roger Daltrey proves the rare rock star guided by that quintessentially conservative trait: gratitude.
Keystone Cops: How Democrats Kill American Infrastructure
Democrats favor improving infrastructure as long as it takes longer and costs more.
Radical Collective Gets a Satirical Corrective
It’s sport to watch the Left be hoist on its own petard in the Off Broadway play Days of Rage.
The Democrats’ Beto Problem
Tuesday showed that the enduring deep-blue coalition of the future Democrats are always talking about still lies in the future.
Opposing Kavanaugh Hurt Dems
Democrats gambled that the voters wouldn't pay that much attention to a vote against Kavanaugh.
All Politics Is Transient
Whenever you talk about a "wave" or "realignment," just remember James Carville's quickie triumphalism.
