David Frum's Blog, page 76
February 22, 2013
Argentina Doesn't Want the Truth
We're going to need a new term to describe the tribunal established by Iran and Argentina to investigate the 1994 bombing of the Jewish community center. An untruth commission perhaps?
The GOP Should Stop Worrying About Income Taxes (For Now)
It's still not 1980 anymore, and if the GOP wishes to rebuild a formidable coalition on the level of Reagan's Revolution, we'll need more just a cosmetic makeover.
How Will Republicans Win in 2024?
Vox Populi, Georgetown University's weekly newsmagazine, wrote up my recent visit with the school's College Republicans:
February 21, 2013
How Can We Help the Boys?
Christina Hoff Sommers and Michael Kimmel, in the latest for the Huffington Post's "Let's Talk" feature, seem to agree that men are falling behind women, but view the issues from opposing perspectives.
Playboy's Slide Into Irrelevance
The Wall Street Journal reports today on the (not totally unwelcome) decline Playboy Enterprises.
Home News, Part 2
I'll be talking my fool head off at public events these coming two weeks. I'm heading this weekend to Warsaw to join the celebrations of the 50th birthday of Radek Sikorski, Polish foreign minister and the husband of my wife's co-author, Anne Applebaum.
Don't Bail Out the States
The state of Illinois faces the worst pension fund shortfall in the nation. Terrifying as are the state's unfunded liabilities, however, it also counts one imposing asset: an Illinois president in the White House. Will President Obama say "yes" when Illinois comes asking? Not if he listens to Brett Joshpe at Forbes.com:
What Comes After the Tea Party?
The Claremont Review of Books has been hosting an interesting discussion of new books by Geoffrey Kabaservice and me that deal with the past and the future of the Republican party.
It's All in the (Jackson) Family
As Jesse Jackson Jr. likely heads to prison, let's recall the sordid business career of the founder of the family dynasty.
The South's 'Original Sin'
Michael Lind warns of the spread to the whole United States of a distinctly Southern labor model.
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