Journalist Klein Outlines Bad Blood Between Clintons and Obamas
The two power couples may dislike one another, but there's little policy distance separating Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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The ‘Ruling Class’ Promises Peace, But Its Actions Ensure The Opposite
Pacifism mixed with an arrogant idealism has not made our nation or the world safer.
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Fontova Documents Media’s Crush on Fidel Castro
The fawning Western press continues to paint a flattering picture of Castro's Cuba with no justification whatsoever.
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Gates Provides Lessons About Politics, Bureaucracy
The former secretary of Defense's memoir sometimes tells it like it is.
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Williamson: The Intrusive Nanny State Will Never Bow Out Quietly
National Review writer Kevin Williamson believes the end is near for politics, and governments that resemble organized-crime syndicates.
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Vargas Llosa Sketches an Optimistic Argument for Immigration
The book’s key insight is that the movement of people across political boundaries is no different from the movement of natural resources or finished products.
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Allison Shows That Damage To Financial System Worse Than We Knew
Former BB&T chairman and CEO John Allison has put together a fascinating new book explaining what he learned about government and financial regulation over 20 years inside the system.
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‘Won‘t Back Down’ Glosses Over Some Big Problems
A film that's supposed to be an unblinking exposé of K-12 public schools ducks key questions and refuses to advocate scrapping a failed system.
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Rusher Bio Explains How Squares Made Conservatism Cool
David Frisk's detailed biography of William Rusher recounts the unlikely crew of intellectuals and attorneys who brought the modern conservative movement into the mainstream.
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‘Most Trusted Man in America’ Didn’t Always Deserve That Mantle
Walter Cronkite emerged at just the right time for what the British call "news readers" to become stars.