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Potus01/26 8:00 P.M.
SOTU Flop
Obama is playing small ball.
Charles Krauthammer Comments (33)

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Education01/27 4:00 A.M.
The State of Education
Can education make us more ‘diligent’?
Chester E. Finn Jr. Comments (8)
The Voting Rights Act01/27 4:00 A.M.
Redistricting by Race
Texas is shackled by the DOJ.
Hans A. von Spakovsky Comments (3)
Life01/27 4:00 A.M.
A Pro-Life Vision
Meet the dynamic Kristan Hawkins.
An NRO Interview Comments (2)
201201/27 12:00 A.M.
Romney: The Last WASP
Mitt is too buttoned-down.
Rich Lowry Comments (30)
Potus01/27 12:00 A.M.
Spartan America
Obama’s SOTU was disgusting.
Jonah Goldberg Comments (34)
POTUS01/27 12:00 A.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranky Pants
The Obamas have thin skins.
Michelle Malkin Comments (12)
201201/27 12:00 A.M.
Is Anybody Serious?
Take the focus off the irrelevant.
Thomas Sowell Comments (15)
201201/27 12:00 A.M.
Romney Should Be Proud
His wealth isn’t a problem.
Mona Charen Comments (7)
201201/26 12:46 P.M.
Dole Nukes Newt
The former senator’s statement on Gingrich.
NRO Staff Comments (218)
201201/26 7:30 A.M.
Sunshine State Showdown
The keys to Florida.
Robert Costa Comments (12)
Energy01/26 4:00 A.M.
Obama’s Energy Failures
Nothing new on the horizon.
James Sensenbrenner Comments (8)
201201/26 4:00 A.M.
Newt Beats Mitt on Energy
Radical ideas vs. bureaucrats.
Robert Zubrin Comments (19)
201201/26 12:00 A.M.
Fidelity and the Prez
What do Newt Gingrich’s dalliances tell us?
Victor Davis Hanson Comments (177)
Occupy Wall Street01/26 4:00 A.M.
Can It, Nancy
Adam Carolla defends the 1 percent.
Brian Bolduc Comments (41)
201201/26 12:00 A.M.
Campaigning vs. Governing
Obama does only one well.
Michael Barone Comments (7)
Voter Fraud01/26 12:00 A.M.
Ballot-Box Zombies
Dead voters prove the need for photo ID.
Deroy Murdock Comments (29)
201201/26 4:00 A.M.
Send Us Newt
He has the one mark of a real leader.
Melissa O’Sullivan Comments (102)
The Middle East01/26 12:00 A.M.
The Haqqani Test
Pakistan must consider its loyalties.
Clifford D. May Comments (0)
State of the Union01/25 4:00 A.M.
O’s Final SOTU?
Addressing the State of the Union address.
An NRO Symposium Comments (53)
Levin: State of Denial
Hassett: Obama’s Economic Illiteracy
Hood: Misleading Political Theater
Newt01/25 4:00 A.M.
Gingrich and Reagan
Newt’s claims are misleading at best.
Elliott Abrams Comments (462)
201201/25 12:00 P.M.
Once More unto the Breach
Newt’s comeback is Lazarene.
Conrad Black Comments (21)
201201/25 4:00 A.M.
Paul, Weak on Entitlements?
Have his views moderated?
Robert VerBruggen Comments (28)
POTUS01/25 4:00 A.M.
The Perils of Obama
Will the failures of his foreign policy matter?
Victor Davis Hanson Comments (25)
201201/25 12:00 A.M.
Newtzilla Conquers All?
The super PAC can’t keep him down.
Jonah Goldberg Comments (91)
The Obama Administration01/25 12:00 A.M.
A Redistributive State
The president’s vision of the union.
Michael Tanner Comments (19)
201201/25 12:00 P.M.
Hour of Newt
Mitt is lackluster, but Newt is risky.
The Editors Comments (299)
Britain01/25 4:00 A.M.
Britain’s Free-Speech Problem
Take note: the system matters.
Bedi & Marra Comments (16)
The Obama Administration01/25 12:00 A.M.
Green Robber Barons
If a fat-cat is green, he’s not a fat-cat.
Michelle Malkin Comments (0)
Culture Watch01/25 12:00 A.M.
A Brass Age?
Presumptuous ignorance flourishes.
Thomas Sowell Comments (32)
201201/24 4:00 A.M.
Mitt’s Missing Bain Defense
A look at the evidence in S.C.
Avik Roy Comments (24)
201201/24 9:42 A.M.
Mitt’s Tax Test
How a competent campaign would respond.
John Hood Comments (91)
201201/24 11:15 A.M.
‘Chump Change’
A Freddie insider dishes on Newt’s contract.
Jim Geraghty Comments (14)
201201/24 4:00 A.M.
Draft Jeb Bush
A broken Republican party needs him.
Artur Davis Comments (141)
201201/24 12:00 A.M.
The Republican Clinton
Newt’s a lovable rogue, except not so lovable.
Rich Lowry Comments (96)
The States01/24 4:00 A.M.
Rome Redux
Detroit and the American dictator.
Michael Auslin Comments (50)
201201/24 12:00 A.M.
What South Carolinians Want
A media attack dog.
Mona Charen Comments (23)
201201/24 12:00 A.M.
South Carolina’s Message
Primary voters don’t want Mitt.
Thomas Sowell Comments (28)
201201/24 12:00 A.M.
Evangelicals and Romney
Should theology matter?
Dennis Prager Comments (181)
Middle East01/24 12:00 A.M.
Electoral Fraud in Egypt
A power ploy.
Pipes & Farahat Comments (4)
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Neal B. Freeman: Mitt and Newt in Florida
Interview: The Vision of a Pro-Life Generation
Chester E. Finn Jr.: The State of Education
Katrina Trinko: Newt and the Earmark Era
Hans A. von Spakovsky: The Sordid Business of Redistricting by Race
Patrick Brennan: Do You Know Newt?
Jay Nordlinger: The GOP Quartet, Once More
Thomas Sowell: Is Anybody Serious?
Rich Lowry: Romney: The Last WASP
Michelle Malkin: Mr. and Mrs. Cranky Pants
Jonah Goldberg: Obama’s Vision for a Spartan America
Mona Charen: Romney Should Be Proud
Charles Krauthammer: State of the Union Flop
Robert Costa: Sunshine State Showdown
Melissa O’Sullivan: Send Us Newt
Brian Bolduc: Can It, Nancy
James Sensenbrenner: Obama’s Groundhog Day Energy Promises
Robert Zubrin: Newt Beats Mitt on Energy
Clifford D. May: The Haqqani Test
Deroy Murdock: Ballot-Box Zombies
1. Abrams: Gingrich and Reagan
2. Symposium: Obama’s Final SOTU?
3. Bolduc: Can It, Nancy
4. Hanson: Fidelity and the Presidency
5. Levin: A State of Denial
6. Hanson: The Perils of Obama’s Foreign Policy
7. O’Sullivan: Send Us Newt
8. Goldberg: Newtzilla Conquers All?
9. Staff: Dole Goes Nuclear
10. Krauthammer: State of the Union Flop
11. Editors: Hour of Newt
12. Davis: Draft Jeb Bush
13. Trinko: Gingrich: ‘Wrong’ for NBC to Prohibit Audience Clapping at Debate
14. Sowell: A Brass Age?
15. Tanner: A Redistributive State of the Union
16. Black: Once More unto the Breach
17. Goldberg: Obama’s Vision for a Spartan America
18. Costa: Sunshine State Showdown
19. Murdock: Ballot-Box Zombies
20. Barone: Gearing Up to Govern
 
201201/27 4:00 A.M.
Mitt and Newt in Florida
If Newt wins, the process will begin afresh.
Neal B. Freeman Comments (20)
201201/27 4:00 A.M.
Newt and the Earmark Era
Encouraging their political use.
Katrina Trinko Comments (5)
201201/27 4:00 A.M.
Do You Know Newt?
He sometimes sounds like Obama.
Patrick Brennan Comments (11)
Impromptus01/27 3:21 A.M.
The GOP Quartet, Once More
Jay Nordlinger on the second debate in Florida.
Go Comments (29)
Costa: The Adult in the Room
Goldberg: My Scorecard
Lowry: Newt’s Worst Night
Olsen: Strong Night for Romney
Romney World: ‘We Feel Good’
Thomas: Watching Jacksonville
NRO POLL
Putting aside Ron Paul, who won the Jacksonville debate?



  
  
  


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Master of the Abstract
January 28 marks the 100th anniversary of Jackson Pollock’s birth. Scroll forward for a brief review of his life and works. . . .
Jackson Pollock was born in Cody, Wyo., in 1912. He grew up in Arizona and California, before eventually moving to New York City to study art.
He married Lee Krasner in 1945, and they moved into a shared studio on Long Island. There he began to perfect his technique with paint.
Pollock’s technique of pouring and dripping paint was coined “action painting.” He moved away from figurative representation and became more abstract.
No. 5, 1948, is a famed example of his technique.
No. 31, 1950 is another.
At the height of his fame in 1950, Pollock abandoned drip painting, and he then moved to an entirely different style.
Pollock finished his last painting, Search, in 1955. He died in a drunk-driving accident in 1956.

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Infinity & Beyond
Newt Gingrich is planning to add the moon to America as the 51st state. Here are some other ideas he may have regarding outer space.
He would reuse the Space Lab as an elementary school and hire student space cadets to be custodians.
He would create a government-business partnership to sell planet-naming rights.
He would put massive mirrors in space to illuminate Interstate highways at night. . . . No, wait, that one’s real!
He would create solar-wind farms on Venus.
He would neutralize Iran by building a Death Star whose lowest setting would destroy the entire planet.
He would reconfigure SETI’s radio telescopes to broadcast his lectures to the galaxy.
He would use farm-subsidy money to send unemployed farmers to work in space in orbiting factories. . . . Oh wait, this one’s real too.

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