January 5, 2009 -
January 12, 2009 • Vol. 14, No. 16
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COVER
The Net-Zero Gas Tax
by Charles Krauthammer

EDITORIAL
Conservative Successes
by Matthew Continetti

SCRAPBOOK
The Ongoing Saga of Obamaweek

ARTICLES
Inherit the What?
by Noemie Emery

The Politics of Fat
by Andrew Ferguson

Don't Know Much About Economics
by Fred Barnes

Elites, and Those Who Love Them
by Sam Schulman

Inconsequential Joe
by Philip Terzian

Not All Stimuli Are Created Equal
by Lawrence B. Lindsey

FEATURES
Treading Softly in the Philippines
by Max Boot & Richard Bennet

BOOKS & ARTS
One Historian's Quest
by Steven Ozment

Terror at the 'Times'
by Winston Groom

A Monetary Problem
by Irwin M. Stelzer

Algeria's Patriot
by Roger Kaplan

Bork in Retrospect
by Gregory J. Sullivan

Unreasonable Doubt
by John Podhoretz

CASUAL
Shades of Green
by Robert Messenger

PARODY
Hedonism after Hillary


  Can Coleman Win?
Yesterday, 6:49 PM
 
  Panetta to Manage the Unmanagable
Yesterday, 5:03 PM
 
  Tearing Up J Street
Yesterday, 2:53 PM
 
  Obama's New Deal: Encourage People to Stay Unemployed
Yesterday, 1:59 PM
 
   



Gaza Is Not Lebanon
Why Israel's campaign against Hamas may succeed.



Turning Off the Gas
Russia uses energy as a weapon, again.



Defying Hamas
Arab commentators refuse to toe the terrorists' line.





The End of the Line
Lunch with President George W. Bush.



Not All Stimuli Are Created Equal
The best plan is a cut in the payroll tax.

From the January 5, 2009 issue


Conservative Successes
Some domestic policy achievements to be proud of.

From the January 5, 2009 issue


Inherit the What?
The Kennedy legacy isn't what it used to be.

From the January 5, 2009 issue


The Net-Zero Gas Tax
A once-in-a-generation chance.

From the January 5, 2009 issue


Treading Softly in the Philippines
Why a low-intensity counterinsurgency strategy seems to be working there.

From the January 5, 2009 issue




Through the Fog of Economic Uncertainty
A cloudy crystal ball for 2009.



Reading the President
From Tom Sawyer to commander in chief.

From the June 10, 2002 issue


The American Comedy
Donald Westlake: mystery writer, wit, philosopher.

From the July 2, 2001 issue


Unreasonable Doubt
As D.H. Lawrence said, trust the tale, not the teller.

From the January 5, 2009 issue




Mother Knows Best
Why can't Caroline be more like Jackie?



Dulles and the Death Penalty
Upholding the classical Catholic tradition about capital punishment.





Gloomy New Year?
The economy does not bring tidings of comfort and joy for 2009.



The Politics of Fat
A hefty problem for the left.

From the January 5, 2009 issue




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