October 20, 2008 • Vol. 14, No. 6 Download Now! (pdf)

 

EDITORIAL
Viva McCain!
by William Kristol

SCRAPBOOK
Varieties of Anti-Palinism

ARTICLES
Twits on Parade
by Andrew Ferguson

Manhattan Project as Metaphor
by Ari Rabkin

To Attack, or Not to Attack?
by Stephen F. Hayes

Will It Be a Blue Bluegrass State?
by John David Dyche

No Shore Thing
by Whitney Blake

A Faltering Big Red Machine
by David Wolfford

FEATURES
The Fog
by Frederick W. Kagan

The Cabinet of Dr. Obama
by Yuval Levin

Invasion of the Wallet Snatchers
by Matthew Continetti

Night of the Living Constitution
by Terry Eastland

BOOKS & ARTS
She's Come Undone
by Katherine Mangu-Ward

Game Over
by Joe Queenan

Red Aussie
by Paul Hollander

Safety First
by Susanne Klingenstein

Village Vanguard
by Ronald Radosh

The Joke's on Him
by John Podhoretz

CASUAL
Bedtime Stories
by Matt Labash

PARODY
Trump Buys Iceland




Trusting North Korea
Washington removes Pyongyang from the list of terror-sponsoring regimes.



Viva McCain!
The best man for the job.

From the October 20, 2008 issue


Economic Upheaval
Surveying the wreckage for signs of life.



To Attack, or Not to Attack?
The cultural contradictions of McCainism.

From the October 20, 2008 issue


Twits on Parade
Twittering is the newest of the new media. And the worst.

From the October 20, 2008 issue


The Cabinet of Dr. Obama
Dissecting the health care proposals of Obama and McCain.

From the October 20, 2008 issue


Invasion of the Wallet Snatchers
Confirming your suspicions about Obamanomics.

From the October 20, 2008 issue


An "Intelligent" FBI
New procedures for domestic intelligence gathering.





Walling Off The World
The era of ever-free trade has ended.



Constitutional Confusion
Joe Biden doesn't understand the unitary executive theory.



Losing the Plot
Suffering the consequences of the Narrative bacillus.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


R-e-s-p-e-c-t
The next stage in litigating same-sex marriage.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


Paul Newman, 1925-2008
'He made it seem like great fun to be a guy.'

From the October 13, 2008 issue




The Great Game in Africa
Washington's emerging containment strategy.



The Road to Indianapolis
The Indiana governor's controversial move to privatize a toll road is a success, but will it help him win reelection?



How to Win in Afghanistan
It's time to adjust the strategy.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


The Truthers' New Friends
The Russian government warms up to 9/11 conspiracy theories.

From the October 13, 2008 issue




Paging Rick Warren
Why did a town hall debate in Nashville revolve around what interests an East Coast newsman?



Scoring the Debate
Round two goes to Obama.



Yes, Senator
People Just Like You question the contenders.



The Demise of a Giant Hedge Fund
The old Wall Street is dead. Long live the new Wall Street!

From the October 13, 2008 issue


Where the Jews Vote Republican
One thing Israelis and Palestinians can agree on is that Obama is bad news.

From the October 13, 2008 issue




Simple Truths
What McCain needs to say on the stump.



Notes from the Nanny State
On the tyranny of the baby seat.

From the October 6, 2008 issue




Can They Catch Up?
Of course.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


Palin Comes Out Swinging
And keeps hope alive for McCain.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


The Spirit of '76
What McCain can learn from Gerald Ford about closing a gap.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


The Pros Lose to the Cons
Lou Dobbs replaces Milton Friedman as the face of economic conservatism.

From the October 13, 2008 issue


Nice Try
Palin is still standing.



Hollywood Takes on the Left
David Zucker, the director who brought us 'Airplane!' and 'The Naked Gun,' turns his sights on anti-Americanism.

From the August 11, 2008 issue

 
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