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Smile.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)

Nov 02, 2009; ... The Straggler (the always entertaining John Derbyshire) makes a strong argument for the celebration of the 18th century ("The Glorious Eighteenth," October 19). But P. J. O'Rourke had a wise and ready rejoinder for anyone who looks back upon the olden days with too much ...

Fight.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)

Nov 02, 2009; ... My compliments to Mark Steyn on his article about the September 12 march in Washington ("Right Turn on Main Street," October 5). The people who showed up represent millions of us who view the president's policies as a threat to our liberty and are tired of the way some in the Republican ...

Approximating the Essence of Romney.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)

Nov 02, 2009; ... Ramesh Ponnuru's cogent analysis of how Mitt Romney could position himself for 2012 ("Romney Reboots," October 19) was lulling me into taking a Romney candidacy seriously until it hit me: That's the problem. It's all about positioning himself, reinventing himself. And there's the rub ....

Our advice to Obama.(The Week)(Brief article)

Nov 02, 2009 ... Our advice to Obama: Take that ...

The news of President Obama's Nobel wiped out the news of his failure to persuade the International Olympic Committee to pick Chicago as the site of the 2016 summer games.(The Week)(Brief article)

Nov 02, 2009 ... The news of President Obama's Nobel wiped out the news of his failure to persuade the International Olympic Committee to pick Chicago as the site of the 2016 summer games. Lucky man: His Olympic push was unseemly, for three reasons. It is hackish for a president to plug his hometown (Obama ...