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The Last of the Indomitable Britons

Feature Article by , April 8, 2013

So far, the best summary of the legacy of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is a line from Mark Steyn: she was the “anti-declinist.” Mrs. Thatcher’s predecessor as prime minister, the amiable but forgotten Sunny Jim Callaghan, once confided to a friend of mine that he thought Britain’s decline was irreversible and that the [...]

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Three Paradoxes of American Politics

Feature Article by , March 2, 2013

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Champions

Commentary by , December 10, 2012

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Bizarro 2004

Feature Article by , December 6, 2012

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20th Century Lite Gets Heavier

Feature Article by , November 9, 2012

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Vote for America

Feature Article by , November 1, 2012

In the home stretch of the election, Mitt Romney has been racing back to the “moderate” center in an attempt to woo the swing votes of suburban women. This is not exactly a surprise. Despite the Democrats’ complaints that this isn’t the “real” Mitt Romney, we all know that it is. He is what he [...]

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