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Have you ever thought about freezing your eggs? When are you going to get married?  What was wrong with your last boyfriend?  These are the kinds of interminable questions unmarried women over the age of thirty are subjected to. Just yesterday my father asked me for the umpteenth time if I would ever find a husband. “When I meet someone I … [Read More]

Mark Levin is one of the most popular conservative voices in America. His radio program reaches 6 million listeners weekly and his latest book “Liberty and Tyranny” has been on the New York Times bestseller’s list for 14 weeks and counting. When my critical review of Levin’s book was published at Taki’s Magazine earlier this month, I curiously wound up on … [Read More]

When Republicans were warned not to give Sonia Sotomayor the drubbing Democrats gave Robert Bork and Sam Alito—lest they be perceived as sexist and racist by women and Hispanics—the threat was credible, for it underscored a new reality in American politics. The Supreme Court, far from being the last redoubt of the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant in America, reflects the collapse of … [Read More]

“[I]t is now undeniable that the American Conservative Movement, the flower of Free World and the true hero of the Cold War, has ended in utter failure”, wrote VDARE.COM’s Peter Brimelow in his reflections on this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference. He added: None of this was remotely in evidence at CPAC (except unofficially in ancillary gatherings and down in the … [Read More]

Beijing has a Uighur problem. The current constitution of the People’s Republic of China, adopted in December 1982, tells us that: “The People’s Republic of China is a unitary multi-national state.” That is pretty darn close to the dictionary definition of an empire:  “an extended territory usu. comprising a group of nations, states, or peoples under the control or domination of … [Read More]

Although Obama has appointed more czars in six months than Russia’s Romanov Dynasty had occasion to anoint over three centuries, he is still missing a Vegetable Czar. If he acts quickly, Barack might be able to recruit a cheap VC with experience from The European Onion (formerly the EU). The EO has been regulating fresh produce for quite some time. Duly, … [Read More]

The health care bill unveiled this week by the House of Representatives (with the full support of the Obama administration) is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever drafted. If passed, it will reduce the quality and increase the cost of health care in America. But more importantly, it will severely undermine our already weak economy. To burden a country … [Read More]

“One can name-drop with impunity when writing about the past,” said Nicky Haslam. “What is hard is to avoid it when writing of the present,” according to the sage. I remember when this column began 32 years ago readers writing in to complain about ND. But what was I to do? Go to a grand ball and not mention anyone but … [Read More]

Jack Hunter

Audit the Fed!

by Jack Hunter on July 17, 2009

While Bush and McCain were “abandoning free-market principles to save the free-market system” by signing off on an $800 billion Wall Street Bailout, the Republican establishment still treated the truly free-market Ron Paul as some sort of crazy, irrelevant money crank. It’s amazing the difference a year makes. As of this writing, every single Republican in the House and over 60 … [Read More]

After half a century of fighting encroachments upon freedom in America, journalist Garet Garrett published “The People’s Pottage.” A year later, in 1954, he died. “The People’s Pottage” opens thus: “There are those who still think they are holding the pass against a revolution that may be coming up the road. But they are gazing in the wrong direction. The revolution … [Read More]

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