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Let Detroit Go Bankrupt

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Romney discusses his op-ed.

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No Shame

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Al Franken is contesting this ballot.

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Caption Contest

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Is it just me, or does this strike the fear of God in you?

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The Fight For Afghanistan

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Some incredible photos from the newly-central front in the War on Terror.

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How Bad Is It?

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It’s real bad.

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Malkin on the Palin Smears

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What we’ve seen in the smears against Sarah Palin go beyond the normal post-election squabbling.

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Veteran’s Day

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Thank you to our heroes.  It’s you who make this grand experiment called America possible. 

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Hope! Change! Now What?

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Empty indeed. 

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On the Sunnyside

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All is not lost. An Obama presidency does provide an opportunity for Conservatives.

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Scapegoating

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The McCain camp takes aim at Sarah Palin.

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Losing an Election

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Well, America, you took the bait, now comes the switch.

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You Think You’re Entitled to the Money You’ve Earned?

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Well you must be crazy. 

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Ohio Says It’s Over

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That’s all folks, say hello to your new President.

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The Real John McCain

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“What an old anecdote about Mo Udall in the hospital reveals about McCain’s character.” A must-read.

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Obama vs. Obama (VIDEO)

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More video evidence that “hope” and “change” really mean “typical politician.” The man has flip flopped more than John Kerry did in 2004.

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Voter Intimidation

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Get a load of this. 

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A Closing Argument for John McCain

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“His mettle has been tested; he’s ready to lead.”

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McCain Does One Last SNL (VIDEO)

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You have to admit that Saturday Night Live has done a spectacular job at becoming relevant again during the campaign.  (Olbermann-bashing bonus)

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‘Bankrupting’ the Coal Industry

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It would be richly deserved if Barack Obama loses Pennsylvania for his comments on the coal industry.

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What Do We Know About Barack Obama?

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Not enough. 

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BEST OF THE WEB for Nov. 20, 2008

Man in a tuxedo walks into a bar and asks for change...

You'd think the CEO's of the big 3 auto makers would learn a lesson from AIG's PR disaster. Apparently not.

Politics & Election '08

Let’s Have a Real Middle-Class Tax Cut

Newt Gingrich and Peter Ferrara  | The Wall Street Journal

Obama’s tax credits won’t stimulate the economy.

Electoral Polarization Continues Under Obama

Jay Cost  | Real Clear Politics

In 2000, George W. Bush campaigned as a “uniter, not a divider.” It didn’t pan out that way.

Now Obama Has to Govern

Karl Rove  | The Wall Street Journal

There may be more difficulties than he realizes in closing Gitmo.

Al Franken is Challenging This Ballot

Philip Klein  | The American Spectator

Picture of the week.

Familiar Faces

David Freddoso  | National Review

The new House GOP leadership.

Confirming Fears

Editorial  | National Review

In any other time, Holder would simply be an uninspired choice. But these are not ordinary times — we face a serious, persistent threat from Islamist terrorists.

Obama’s New ‘Fairness Doctrine’

Mike Thompson  | Human Events

Get ready for an unprecedented government assault upon the First Amendment. President Obama will be at the heart of it.

Genius, Thy Name Is Obama

Ann Coulter  | Human Events

With Time magazine comparing Obama to Jesus, I guess we should be relieved that, this week, liberals are only comparing him to Abraham Lincoln.

The War

Joint Chiefs Chairman: Troops Out of Iraq by End of 2011

Jim Garamone  | United States Central Command

All American troops will be out of Iraq by the end of 2011 under the status of forces agreement between the United States and Iraq, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Monday.

Time to Reassess the Iraq War?

Larry Elder  | Townhall

So, but for the Iraq war, what would have happened?

Iraq War: Right Time, Right Place, Right War

Douglas Stone  | American Thinker

It needs to be said, even as we look ahead to an Obama Administration that has pledged, whatever the cost, to begin a draw down in Iraq: It was smart to go to war in Iraq

Israeli Air Force Chief: We Are Ready to Deal With Iran

Staff  | The Jerusalem Post

“We are ready to do whatever is demanded of us” in order to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.

Obama’s War

Clifford D. May  | National Review

Afghanistan is now Barack Obamas fight—and America needs to win it.

American Interest

Failure Is Not an Option

Victor Davis Hanson  | National Review

Today it seems the grossly incompetent and inefficient must be preserved at all costs.

Government “Fixes” Slow Recovery

John Stossel  | Townhall

Is the stock market trying to tell us something? It seems like every time Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson goes on TV, stock prices drop. 

An Auto Bailout Would Be Terrible for Free Trade

Matthew J. Slaughter  | Wall Street Journal

Does anyone really expect other countries to ignore our subsidies?

Bridge Loan to Nowhere

Jim Manzi  | New York Post

Bailout can’t fix Detroit’s woes. 

Ignore the Stock Market Until February

Andy Kessler  | Wall Street Journal

The current volatility is less about fundamentals than forced selling.

The Bank Terrorist

Editorial  | Investor's Business Daily

For years, a self-described “bank terrorist” blackmailed banks into making bad home loans in our inner cities. Now those loans are defaulting by the millions, and he’s blaming banks.

World Affairs

India Shows the Way

Editorial  | Investor's Business Daily

India, from whose Hindi language we get the word “thug,” knows how to handle them. Its navy blew away two Somali pirate ships in a week, sending a message in the only language thugs understand. Kudos.

Send in the Marines

Arthur Herman  | New York Post

Hit the Somali pirates on land. 

Obama Should Look Into Putin’s Record, Not His Eyes

Gary Kasparov  | Wall Street Journal

The U.S. has the chance for a fresh start on Russia relations.

Tennis Shoes and Stolen Toilets

Reuben F. Johnson   | The Weekly Standard

Russia’s military ‘renaissance.’

Forgotten In Libya’s Dungeons

Mohamed Eljahmi  | The Washington Post

One of Gaddafi’s victims who continues to suffer is my older brother, Fathi Eljahmi.

BEST OF THE WEB for Nov. 19, 2008

Pirates?

Seriously? Pirates?

Politics & Election '08

Thoughts, Past and Future

Victor Davis Hanson  | Pajamas Media

There is now no journalism as we knew it. It died during the campaign. 

‘No’ to Obama’s Experimental Government

Jonah Goldberg  | National Review

Give it a rest.

The Great Right Hope

Noemie Emery   | The Weekly Standard

Hillary Clinton? 

Obama Should Think Twice About This Clinton Retread

Jennifer Rubin  | Pajamas Media

Attorney General candidate Eric Holder played a key role in the much-maligned pardon of fugitive Marc Rich. 

Without Trust

Kirstin Powers  | New York Post

Bam’s governing challenge. 

Hillary is Not the Right Woman for the Job

Bronwen Maddox   | Times of London

Obama should resist the temptation of Clinton as Secretary of State. He could never sack her.

Hillary Might Reject State Offer

Glenn Thrush  | Politico

Reports claiming she will accept are inaccurate, says one insider.

The War

Sadr Takes Aim at New U.S.-Iraq Agreement

Omar and Mohammed Fadhil  | Pajamas Media

The document is signed but its future is uncertain. 

Background to the Iraqi-U.S. Security Agreements

Austin Bay  | Townhall

Two events and one document frame the historical context of two pending agreements that will guide U.S.-Iraqi relations over the next three to 10 years: the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) and the Strategic Framework Agreement (SFA). 

Leader of the Year: Right Man, Right Time

Lisa DePaulo  | GQ

When General David Petraeus arrived in Iraq, it was a disaster. Now he’s leaving, and it’s something else entirely. Lisa DePaulo travels to Baghdad on the eve of his departure to find out how he did it (“You’ve gotta live with the people to protect the people”) and who the hell he is (for starters, he likes Phil Collins).

US Predator Strikes al Qaeda & Taliban Outside of Pakistan’s Tribal Areas

Bill Roggio  | The Long War Journal

An unmanned US Predator aircraft attacked a Taliban and al Qaeda safe house in the Bannu Frontier Region east of North Waziristan early today, according to reports from the region. 

Closing Gitmo

Editorial  | Investor's Business Daily

The closing of our prisoner-of-war camp at Guantanamo Bay is high on the agenda of the new administration. Will the detainees soon be free to return to the battlefield or roam our streets?

U.S.: Senior Iranian Commando Arrested in Iraq

AP  | Fox News

The U.S. military says it has arrested an alleged senior member of the Iranian security forces suspected of funneling weapons into Iraq.

American Interest

Let Detroit Go Bankrupt

Mitt Romney  | The New York Times

A managed bankruptcy may be the only path to the fundamental restructuring the auto industry needs.

The Right To Win

Thomas Sowell  | Townhall

Americans have long had the right to put their candidates and their ideas to a vote. Now there seems to be a sense that your rights have been trampled on if you don’t win.

Married to the Mob

Michelle Malkin  | National Review

Insane same-sex-marriage rage.

Why GM Deserves Support

GM CEO Rick Wagoner  | The Wall Street Journal

Short-term government backing can preserve a vital industry.

Tarp the TARP

Larry Kudlow  | National Review

It’s time for a reality check about what works and what doesn’t in fighting recession and promoting long-term economic growth.

Government “Fixes” Slow Recovery

John Stossel  | Townhall

Is the stock market trying to tell us something? It seems like every time Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson goes on TV, stock prices drop.

Phoenix Imam Tells Muslims To Disregard U.S. Laws

Robert Spencer  | Human Events

The FBI has finally stepped up scrutiny of Omar Shahin and other Muslim leaders in Phoenix, and it’s about time…

World Affairs

Pirates Exploit Confusion About International Law

David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey  | The Wall Street Journal

The connection between human-rights scolds and the rise of crime on the high seas.

Saakashvili Takes Paris

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet  | The Weekly Standard

A president and an intello walk into a Left-Bank bar…

Greens Spell Progress R-e-c-e-s-s-i-o-n

Editorial  | Investor's Business Daily

Great news for global warm-ongers: New data show the world is on target to meet the Kyoto targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The bad news: It took a major economic collapse to get it done.

Britain Grapples With Role for Islamic Justice

Elaine Sciolino  | The New York Times

Conservatives and liberals have denounced Islamic courts as poor substitutes for British jurisprudence.



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