IN THE April 19, 2010, ISSUE The Long War By James C. Capretta Republicans can repeal Obamacare — if they start counterattacking now.
Health Care No Margin for Error By Ramesh Ponnuru As the health-care battle continues, the GOP must learn from its mistakes.
Health Care You Think It’s Pricey Now? By Avik Roy Under Obamacare, insurance premiums will rise even faster than the deficit.
Health Care Hardly Healthier By Duncan Currie The evidence does not establish that expanding insurance coverage improves health outcomes.
Health Care Calling All Con Artists . . . By Tevi Troy The president’s new entitlement will prove a fount of fraud.
National Security & Defense Disarmament Danger By Keith B. Payne ‘Nuclear zero’ would make the United States and the world less safe.
Health Care The Long War By James C. Capretta Republicans can repeal Obamacare — if they start counterattacking now.
Economy & Business Ryan’s Way By Reihan Salam A Wisconsin congressman offers a worthy alternative to Obamacare and our present fiscal bender.
Books Dark Continent By Claire Berlinski A review of The New Vichy Syndrome: Why European Intellectuals Surrender to Barbarism, by Theodore Dalrymple.
Books A Republic’s Agony By Christopher Caldwell A review of For the Soul of France: Culture Wars in the Age of Dreyfus by Frederick Brown.
Books The Next America By Reihan Salam A review of The Next Hundred Million: America in 2050 by Joel Kotkin.
Politics & Policy The Sins of Moses By Vincent J. Cannato A review of The Battle for Gotham: New York in the Shadow of Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs by Roberta Brandes Gratz.
Letters Letters By NR Staff Finding Hassett’s premise unsatisfactory regarding racial differences in layoff rates.
The Week The Week By NR Staff During the eight years of George W. Bush, we heard constantly that dissent is the highest form of patriotism.
The Long View Proposal for Consulting Contract By Rob Long We here at MessageMakers™ are excited and enthused about the midterm elections and the wonderful things in store for the Democratic party!
Happy Warrior . . . Then as Farce By Mark Steyn All tyranny is whimsical, and its whimsicality will inevitably fall on those just trying to keep their heads down.