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  • December 14
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    Newt's Past And Future Leadership
  • December  7
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    Short-Lived Shibboleth Of A Moderate Egypt
  • November 30
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    Breaking The Partisan Fever
  • November 23
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    "We The People" Still Resonates
  • November 16
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    An Important New Book
  • November  9
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    GOP Primary Deadlocked?
  • November  2
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    Chinese Dragon Flexes Economic Muscles
  • October 26
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    Killing Iraq Softly With Her Song
  • October 19
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    Washington Contemplates Tougher China Trade Policy
  • October 12
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    European Unity Crumbling In Debt Crisis
  • October  5
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    Praising Romney's Flip-Flopping Ways
  • September 28
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    President's Foreign-Policy Failures Increase
  • September 21
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    Double-Dip Learning Curve
  • September 14
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    Is It Still Good To Be The Boss?
  • September  7
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    Politics Turns Dangerously Rougher
  • August 31
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    Obama's Economic-Policy Last Chance
  • August 17
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    The Authoritarian Temptation
  • August 10
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    The End Of The World Is Not Nigh: Each Generation Faces Its Own Daunting Challenges
  • August  3
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    Debt Status Quo Triumphs Over Future -- Again
  • July 27
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    Government By Coup de Theatre Or The Constitution?
  • July 20
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    No More Washington Tricks
  • July 13
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    After The Deluge - Restoration: Statism's Failure May Signal A Return To Sound Fiscal Policy
  • July  6
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    Newt's Ideas Worth Considering
  • June 29
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    Obama Embraces The Seamy Supply Side
  • June 22
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    GOP Not Isolationist
  • June 15
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    'Brother, Can You Spare A Regulation?'
  • June  8
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    Insuperable If Inseparable: Key To Victory Is Resisting Division Between Social And Economic Conservatives
  • June  1
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    Democratic Response To Deficit Spending
  • May 25
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    Mideast Communications Chaos
  • May 18
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    Middle East Muddle
  • May 11
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    Conditions Of Anonymity
  • May  4
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    Going Like A Child In The Dark
  • April 27
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    Only The Republican Study Committee Budget Would Succeed
  • April 20
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    Governing While Drunk On Partisanship
  • April 13
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    President's Call To Inaction To Be Withdrawn
  • April  6
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    "Say Not The Struggle Naught Availeth"
  • March 30
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    If It Is Tuesday, It Must Be Syria
  • March 23
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    "Let Me Just Be Very Unambiguous About This"
  • March 16
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    Deficits, Promises And Destiny
  • March  9
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    Is The President Really In Good Shape For Re-Election?
  • March  2
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    'Tiresome Squabbles Of Discontented Affluence'
  • February 23
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    Reality Based Politics
  • February 16
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    It's The Deficits That Are Draconian, Not Their Cuts
  • February  9
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    Egyptian Army Is West's Best Hope
  • February  2
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    Support Mubarak: Down The Revolution, Up Orderly Progress!
  • January 26
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    Regulations And Rhetoric
  • January 19
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    Avoid GOP Timidity in 2011
  • January 12
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    Making The World Safe For Targets Of Lunatics
  • January  5
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    More Loud Voices, Please

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