Charles Murray’s Fatal Conceit
What’s the matter with wealthy, white Massachusetts?
Defining Conservative Down
Today’s parties are neither Jeffersonians nor Hamiltonians, but social democrats.
Eric Hobsbawm and the Totalitarian Double Standard
A remarkable historian has died — but does it matter that he was a Stalinist?
The Goode Fight
GOP efforts to suppress the Constitution Party have a postwar German parallel.
Radical Ryan, Centrist Obama, & Other Myths
The Wisconsin congressman is, if anything, too timid.
The Logic of Voter ID
They may not be racist, but voter ID laws undoubtedly boost Republicans.
When College Goes Club Med
Students once led monk-like lives. Now they party at taxpayers’ expense.
An Echo, Not a Choice
As the president lurches left, Romney struggles to rally the right.
Who’s a Fascist?
A broad-minded reactionary takes libertarians to task for abusing the term.
A Conservative’s November Dilemma
Between Obama’s left-wing agenda at home at Romney’s neoconservative foreign policy, the right hardly has a choice.
Europe’s Composer
César Franck: His Life and Times, R.J. Stove, Scarecrow Press, 371 pages
A Man in Full
My father embodied the Old World spirit since lost in multicultural America.
The Giuliani-Driven Christians
Prioritizing foreign policy over cultural concerns, evangelicals testify for America’s liberal mayor.
Bourgeois Radical
Adorno: A Political Biography, Lorenz Jäger, trans. by Stewart Spencer, Yale University Press, 235 pages
Left Demography
Political junkies of my generation should recall The Emerging Republican Majority, that …
