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COVER STORY
In Denial

BY Steven F. Hayward

Editorial
Reckless at Any Speed

BY Matthew Continetti

Scrapbook
Twilight of Lincoln’s Doctor’s Dog?
Articles
In Defense of Downsizing

BY Andrew B. Wilson

More Bad News for Democrats

BY David Wolfford

No Need to Get Tied Down Yet

BY Fred Barnes

Obama Talks, Syria Mocks

BY Elliott Abrams

Tanks a Lot

BY Patrick Cooke

With Friends Like These

BY Ross Terrill

Wouldn’t You Like to Know

BY Stephen F. Hayes

Features
A Peace Grows in Colombia

BY Vanessa Neumann

Books & Arts
Design for Looking

BY Liam Julian

Frozen in Time

BY Zachary Bennett

Grande Illusion

BY Kari Barbic

Makar’s Mark

BY Katherine Eastland

Old Hickory’s Victory

BY Vincent J. Cannato

Thrills and Kills

BY John Podhoretz

Tomorrowland

BY Eli Lehrer

Turning Peter

BY Noemie Emery

Casual
Free Willy Horton

BY Jonathan V. Last

Parody
Senator Bunning Causes Logjam in Senate Cafeteria Line

BY John McCormack

Friday,
March 12, 2010

Thrills and Kills

One hundred thirty-eight minutes of guaranteed suspense.

BY John Podhoretz

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25

Shutter Island

Directed by Martin Scorsese

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Hop Aboard the Nanny Train

Metro's inherent liberalism.

BY Ike Brannon

No John Adams

BY Thomas Joscelyn

Blowing Smoke

BY William Kristol

In Denial

The meltdown of the climate campaign.

BY Steven F. Hayward

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25
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Paul Ryan: The Roadmap Warrior

The Wisconsin congressman on tax policy.

BY Matthew Continetti

MORE FEATURES

Stupak: There's No Deal, And I Won't Agree to a Promise to Fix the Bill in the Future

An interview with THE WEEKLY STANDARD.

BY John McCormack

Obama Talks, Syria Mocks

The wages of appeasement.

BY Elliott Abrams

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25

The Obama administration has from the start seen Syria as a leading case for engagement. Barack Obama said so during his presidential campaign (announcing he would meet Bashar al Assad without preconditions) and repeated this policy view again last summer: 

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Obamacare’s Passage Rests on Pelosi’s Powers of Persuasion

The Mother of All Whip Checks.

BY Gary Andres

Principles over Politics

Republicans should welcome Democratic converts on Obamacare.

BY John O. McGinnis & Michael B. Rappaport

More Bad News for Democrats

Rob Portman looks like a formidable candidate for Ohio’s open Senate seat.

BY David Wolfford

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25

Cincinnati

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Reckless at Any Speed

While disasters loom, government fiddles.

BY Matthew Continetti

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25

The earthquake that struck Chile on February 27 was sudden. The ground shuddered without warning. The devastation was immediate. Like all natural calamities it was random, rapid, and beyond human control.

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No Need to Get Tied Down Yet

The GOP lacks a standard-bearer for 2012—but the list of contenders will be growing in the fall.

BY Fred Barnes

March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25

Texas governor Rick Perry’s impressive primary victory over Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison is a signal. After the midterm election this November, the field of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 (or later) is going to get bigger and possibly better.

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  • Oklahoma provides picture of coming nationwide unfunded state pension crisis
  • Q: How Much Does It Cost to be a Federal Judge in Rhode Island? A: About $700,000
  • White House: Indonesia is not a vacation!
  • Eric Withholder: AG failed to disclose SCOTUS brief on detainees
  • It's official now: ObamaCare will fund abortions if it passes
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Friday,
March 12, 2010

Hop Aboard the Nanny Train

Metro's inherent liberalism.

BY Ike Brannon

Kildee Was Never Part of the "Stupak 12"

BY John McCormack

Happy Hour Links

BY John McCormack

Q: How Much Does It Cost to be a Federal Judge in Rhode Island? A: About $700,000

BY John McCormack

Health Care End Game Begins Monday

It all starts in the House Budget Committee.

BY Matthew Continetti

Friday, March 12, 2010
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