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Their Terrorism Problem — And Ours
By Jonah Goldberg When the Times Square story first broke there was a part of me that said, “Man, I hope it’s not some white militia nutjob.” When I saw the news this morning that it was a Pakistani, the same small part of me was relieved. I don’t want to speak for many conservatives [...]
Posted in NRO
Tagged as: Islamic Terrorist, Jonah Goldberg, Recommended Read, Terrorism, Time Square Bomb
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Senator Dodd’s Regulation Plan: 14 Fatal Flaws
by James Gattuso The Senate is expected to take up a proposal, originally authored by Senator Chris Dodd (D–CT), to reform the financial regulatory system in the U.S. The goal is clear: to minimize the chances that another financial crisis—and bailouts—will arise again. The objective is a good one. Unfortunately, the 1,408-page bill includes numerous [...]
If We Europeanize, Europe Is in Trouble
My seven-year-old daughter has a great lifestyle. She has all of her clothes and food bought for her. She goes on great vacations. She has plenty of leisure time. A day doesn’t go by where I don’t look at her and feel envious of how good she’s got it compared to me. But here’s the [...]
The VAT Cometh
By CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER This massive new entitlement needs a cash cow. As the night follows the day, the VAT cometh. With the passage of Obamacare, which created a vast new middle-class entitlement, a national sales tax of the kind almost universal in Europe is inevitable. We are now $8 trillion in debt. The Congressional Budget [...]
Posted in NRO
Tagged as: CBO, Charles Krauthammer, National Debt, Obamacare, Recommended Read, VAT
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1994 and 2010
By JOHN J. PITNEY JR. Republicans hope that 2010 will be a rerun of 1994. There are some striking similarities, which should give them hope. But there are also key differences, which should give them pause. As was the case 16 years ago, big fiscal measures and a muddled health-care proposal have hurt the president’s [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, NRO, Recommended Read
Tagged as: 1994, 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Contract With America, Obama, Recommended Read
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Credit Where Credit Isn’t Due
JONAH GOLDBERG Who gets to claim responsibility for success in Iraq? Joe Biden? ‘Victory has a hundred fathers,” John F. Kennedy said, “and defeat is an orphan.” By that standard, George W. Bush has won the Iraq war. Last month, Vice President Joe Biden proclaimed on CNN’s Larry King Live that the peaceful transition to [...]
Posted in Iraq, NRO
Tagged as: CNN, George W. Bush, Joe Biden, John F. Kennedy, Jonah Goldberg, Larry King, NRO, Recommended Read, Robert Gibbs
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So Much for Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
The job market may be hitting bottom, but it seems likely to remain mired there. And despite the insistence that their top three priorities are jobs, jobs, jobs, Congress and the Obama administration aren’t doing enough to create them. Read More at NY Times Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tweet about [...]
Posted in Obama Procrastination, Obama Throws America Under The Bus
Tagged as: Congress, Economy, Jobs, NY Times, Obama, Obama Administration, Recommended Read, Senate, Stimulus, Unemployment
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