Questions from Oceania

by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media Who will Lend? We are going to spend over $3.5 trillion next year, run up an annual debt of $1.7 trillion, and are on schedule to add another $9 trillion to reach an aggregate debt of $20 trillion in eight years. Share This

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Why Did Republicans Lose Their Appeal?

And how can they get it back? by Victor Davis Hanson National Review Online Colin Powell keeps insisting that the Republicans lost the presidency because of right-wing extremists like Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter, who, in his view, have become the public face of the Republican party, and thus will ensure its permanent marginalization.  Share …

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Nothing New Under the Sun

by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media The Same Old Equality of Result Rather than nitpick about Obama’s envisioned brave new world, I think it wiser to see it in the larger context of age-old divides over the nature of Western democratic and liberal society. Share This

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. President

by Victor Davis Hanson Tribune Media Services In matters of foreign policy during the president’s first 100 days, we have seen two Barack Obamas. Share This

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Confessions of a Contrarian

by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media I. I am not on the Obama bus I followed the Obama senatorial campaign and even his early career in Chicago, and confess I was not impressed. Share This

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Obamatopia

by Victor Davis Hanson PJ Media One wonders whether President Obama, for all the soaring rhetoric, grasps why certain nations really do hate us. Does he think a Grozny, Darfur, Rwanda, Serbia, or Tibet happen in reaction to U.S. global sinful conduct? Share This

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The Obama Administration and the Monopoly on Education

by Bruce S. Thornton First Principles Part two of a symposium on the educational impact of Obama and the New Progressivism. Read part one on the economic prospects and part three on culture. Share This

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The World Likes Us, It Really Likes Us!

by Bruce S. Thornton FrontPageMagazine.com Watching Obama’s recent journeys to Europe and Latin America, I was reminded of actress Sally Field’s embarrassing acceptance speech at the 1985 Academy Awards: Share This

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