Oh joy, the latest issue of the Claremont Review of Books arrived in the mail. It just may be the bestest issue ever. There’s a review of John O’Sullivan’s book. A donneybrook over Leo Strauss in the letters section. Ross Douthat trading blows with Christopher Hitchens and what looks to be a very important essay worth some Cornerizing by Charles Kesler on Iraq and Neoconservatism. I haven’t read it yet, but I can already tell you it’s one of the rarest of things: a critique of neoconservatism from someone who knows what neoconservatism is, and was. Oh so much to read, my lips are gonna be tired tomorrow.