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March 22, 2010 · Vol. 15, No. 26
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COVER STORY
Hope and Change in Iraq

BY Reuel Marc Gerecht

Editorial
Athens and Jerusalem

BY William Kristol

Scrapbook
When It Raines It Pours
Articles
Albany’s Crime Spree

BY Fred Siegel

Obama Just Says No to Soros

BY John P. Walters

Only Direct

BY Ed Gillespie

Remedial Diplomacy

BY Seth Cropsey

Requiem for a Lightweight

BY K. E. Grubbs Jr.

The Anti-Jobs Bill

BY James C. Capretta and Yuval Levin

Features
Can Cameron Lose?

BY Andrew Stuttaford

Dead Congress Walking

BY Noemie Emery

Books & Arts
Abortion in Demand

BY Roger Kimball

Journey’s Ending

BY Thomas Swick

She’s the One

BY John Podhoretz

Stunt Man

BY Joe Queenan

The Finlandian

BY George B. Stauffer

Casual
Render Unto Mike

BY Fred Barnes

Parody
Rahm Emanuel advises Abraham Lincoln
Friday,
March 19, 2010

Kristol: Reconciliation "Fixes" Make Health Care Reform MORE Politically Toxic

Thank you, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rules Committee Chair Louise Slaughter.

BY William Kristol

Whip Count: Pelosi Doesn't Have the Votes Without Stupak

Boccieri flips from "no" to "yes;" Rahall flips from "yes" to "no."

BY John McCormack

Dem Memo: Mislead Your Constituents About 'Doc Fix' So as Not to Ruin Our Budget Talking Points

BY Mary Katharine Ham

Clinton Bows to Russian Support of Iran

After condemning Israel the previous week.

BY Gary Schmitt

She’s the One

Kathryn Bigelow breaches the Hollywood treehouse.

BY John Podhoretz

March 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26

 

Poor Barbra Streisand. Maybe you didn’t know it, given how rich and famous and garlanded she is, but she is an abused victim—a victim of Hollywood. She directed a movie in 1991 called The Prince of Tides; it was nominated for an Academy Award but she was not, and the shock waves sent tremors from Provincetown to the Castro. 

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CBO: Obamacare Would Cost Over $2 Trillion

BY Jeffrey H. Anderson

What Democrats Think of the American People

Not much.

BY William Kristol

MORE FEATURES

The Anti-Jobs Bill

Obamacare would badly undermine America’s economic prospects.

BY James C. Capretta and Yuval Levin

March 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26

 

After a year of debate and legislative scheming, President Obama and congressional Democrats are making one last push for their ill-conceived health care plan. Fittingly, the endgame is as unseemly as the various maneuvers and backroom deals that got them this far. 

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Remedial Diplomacy

The point is not to reward one’s enemies and ­punish one’s friends.

BY Seth Cropsey

March 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26

 

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Only Direct

Conservatives should not cede the precincts of popular culture.

BY Ed Gillespie

March 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26
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McChrystal Contradicts Holder

The general is no fool.

BY William Kristol

Obama Just Says No to Soros

Drug-war funding has actually increased on his watch.

BY John P. Walters

March 22, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 26

For anyone who feared that the Obama administration would abandon efforts to control illegal drugs, the president’s first year in office has been on balance reassuring.

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Petraeus on Iran & al Qaeda

A dangerous relationship.

BY Thomas Joscelyn

  • GOP: Dems are bluffing, don't have the votes
  • America flooding Congress with telephone calls; Roll Call says double Capitol switchboard's capacity
  • Dem on health care bill: 'Extreme times require extreme measures'
  • Updated Whip check for Friday afternoon: Add Boyd and Altmire, and you've got 211 'no' votes, 13 undecided
  • Altmire is a 'no,' but does Pelosi already have the votes?
more
Friday,
March 19, 2010

Good News for Mickey Kaus Fans

One upside of a longshot Senate campaign

BY Richard Starr

Happy Hour Links

Enjoy.

BY Daniel Halper

Brad Ellsworth Abandons Stupak, Will Vote Yes (UPDATED)

Who will be the next to fold?

BY John McCormack

Boyd Flips to "Yes," Altmire Remains a "No"

The clock keeps ticking.

BY John McCormack

HCR Countdown: Trench Warfare

Maybe the Somme is a better analogy than Waterloo.

BY Matthew Continetti

Friday, March 19, 2010
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