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Learning From the Bush Legacy
Philip Klein | 12.2.08 @ 6:08AM
Conservatives sold their soul to back George W. Bush. Eight years later, can they get it back?
Saxby Chambliss -- and a few Georgia Libertarians -- may be all that stands between the Democrats and a 60-seat Senate majority. (Read)
A lesson in narrative from the works of liberal historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
An excerpt from the most recent installment of Ben Stein's Diary.
Conservatives sold their soul to back George W. Bush. Eight years later, can they get it back?
The Royal Navy is nicer to pirates than the British Nanny State can allow itself to be.
Courts need to put a stop to their revolving door policy.
Remembering American government, before it was distorted by bureaucrats and activist judges.
Obama's victory aside, a lot of Floridians remain fiscally and socially conservative.
A carefully planned operation such as this required local contacts.
Most of us have a certain image in mind of the term "heart attack."
The do-gooders battle the urban pioneers.
If there is nothing to regret, how can there be anything to love?
Readers aren't seeing a silver lining. Obama notions. Cao time. Propping up 8. Plus more.
In his economic appointees, President-elect Obama has perhaps faced up to a government-created mess.
A Thanksgiving lesson in economic survival and progress.
And let us not forget California's Proposition 8.
Morgan Stanley bailed Clinton out after he pardoned Marc Rich.