Monday March 15th, 2010    Home  |   Topics  |   Most Popular  |   Media Bookings  |   About Us  |   Contact Us  |   Book Store  |   Support
Search & Archives
 
View All Authors
View All Topics
RSS 2.0 Feed
Atom 0.3 Feed
Font Size
[+] Increase
[−] Decrease
Reset
Receive PM in
daily digest form

subscribe
unsubscribe


Must-Read Columnists
Mitch Albom
Michael Barone
Dave Barry
Tony Blankley
Mona Charen
Linda Chavez
Greg Crosby
John Fund
Frank J. Gaffney
Jonah Goldberg
Jonathan Gurwitz
Victor Davis Hanson
Nat Hentoff
Jeff Jacoby
Paul Johnson
Ch. Krauthammer
David Limbaugh
Michelle Malkin
Bill O'Reilly
Clarence Page
Dennis Prager
Wesley Pruden
Jonathan Rauch
Cokie & Steve Roberts
Debra J. Saunders
Thomas Sowell
Mark Steyn
John Stossel
Cal Thomas
Bob Tyrrell
Diana West
George Will
Walter Williams
Mort Zuckerman
Cartoonists
Chuck Asay
Chip Bok
Dry Bones
Gary Brookins
Prickly City
John Cole
Cox & Forkum
J. D. Crowe
John Deering
Mallard Fillmore
Jake Fuller
Ed Gamble
Bob Gorrell
Joe Heller
Steve Kelley
Jeff Koterba
Doug Marlette
Michael Ramirez
Jeff Stahler
Wayne Stayskal
Gary Varvel
Monthly Archives
March 2010
February 2010
January 2010
December 2009
November 2009
October 2009
September 2009
August 2009
July 2009
June 2009
May 2009
April 2009
March 2009
February 2009
January 2009
December 2008
November 2008
October 2008
September 2008
August 2008
July 2008
June 2008
May 2008
April 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008
December 2007
November 2007
October 2007
September 2007
August 2007
July 2007
June 2007
May 2007
April 2007
March 2007
February 2007
January 2007
December 2006
November 2006
October 2006
September 2006
August 2006


See my parody of Climategate emails in the Weekly Standard
By Sam Schulman (bio)

See my little fantasy on another scandal at UAE (University of East Anglia) - but this time at its famous Creative Writing M.A. Programme, which has - really - produced an extraordinary number of Man-Booker Prize-winning novelists since its founding in 1970 by Malcolm Bradbury and Angus Wilson.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on December 9th, 2009
Permanent link: See my parody of Climategate emails in the Weekly Standard

At least prison rape is still funny in the mind of the New Republic’s Jon Chait
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Eli Lehrer at National Review Online wrote a nice piece about the new federal proposal to eliminate prison rape, to which Andrew Sullivan, to his credit, linked approvingly.  One of Lehrer’s points is that the subject of prison rape - in a nation which professes horror at all sorts of hazing practices that are called “torture” - remains funny rather than horrible:  “But, somehow, prison rape remains a perfectly acceptable topic for sitcoms, widely trafficked websites, and late-night comedians.”

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on June 24th, 2009
Permanent link: At least prison rape is still funny in the mind of the New Republic’s Jon Chait

Kendall Myers - At Least he isn’t a traitor to his class
By Sam Schulman (bio)

In the new Weekly Standard (June 22), see my new piece on the Cuba spy Myers.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on June 14th, 2009
Permanent link: Kendall Myers - At Least he isn’t a traitor to his class

Roger Cohen: let’s you and me take the Jeffrey Goldberg Challenge
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Jeffrey Goldberg, the estimable foreign affairs reporter now at The Atlantic, says that when I compare his hard-headedness regarding Iran and Hezbollah to his naivete regarding the financial-advice industry (as I did in a recent Wall Street Journal Taste Page piece, “The New Soft-Bitten Journalists”), I am equating Hezbollah’s evil and SmartMoney’s erroneous stock market advice.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on June 3rd, 2009
Permanent link: Roger Cohen: let’s you and me take the Jeffrey Goldberg Challenge

My piece on abortion - “Honor Killing, American Style” - now at The Standard
By Sam Schulman (bio)

It’s in the new issue on sale now, April 13, and possibly available here:

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on April 10th, 2009
Permanent link: My piece on abortion - “Honor Killing, American Style” - now at The Standard

“President Hamlet” - my theory of the Obama presidential character - now
By Sam Schulman (bio)

on view at the Weekly Standard:  http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/016/213scmae.asp>

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on March 5th, 2009
Permanent link: “President Hamlet” - my theory of the Obama presidential character - now

My modest proposal for a Bad Museum to bail out the art market crash
By Sam Schulman (bio)

http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/016/081lzbjx.asp

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on January 31st, 2009
Permanent link: My modest proposal for a Bad Museum to bail out the art market crash

A view from the Virginia battleground
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Having only ever voted as a citizen of the sovereign nation of Cook County, as a Nutmegger, as a citizen of the former Taxachusetts, and a subject of NY state, my votes for McGovern, Carter, Carter, Reagan, Bush I, Bush I, Dole, Bush II and Bush II have all been wasted.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on November 4th, 2008
Permanent link: A view from the Virginia battleground

My “Class Will Tell” in the Weekly Standard
By Sam Schulman (bio)

may be amusing to you, and you can read it here:  http://weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/715lnilj.asp.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on October 19th, 2008
Permanent link: My “Class Will Tell” in the Weekly Standard

Mainline protestant churches in liberal communities support for “Jews for Jesus”
By Sam Schulman (bio)

I should not have been as surprised as I was.  Since then, I have realized that, perhaps as easy cover for their anti-Zionism, the mainline Protestant churches make a great noise about their occasional condemnation of “Jews for Jesus” and similar group.  But this fastidiousness has simply not trickled down to the parish level.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 4th, 2008
Permanent link: Mainline protestant churches in liberal communities support for “Jews for Jesus”

Rebrand the GOP? Last night Sarah brewed “GOP Classic”
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Where are the GOP “re-branders” now? Palin brews “GOP Classic” In the spring and summer of 2008, it was popular to talk about the GOP “brand” as damaged goods. Boehner, Schwarzenegger, Tom Davis, even Andrew Sullivan all lamented (or celebrated) the shopworn nature of the Republican brand - and all suggested that the path to re-branding led away from Bush’s White House, to a new formulation - in essence, a kinder, gentler Republicanism of the Bush I or even Rockefeller era. They ignored, of course, Bush the younger’s attempt to provide a compassionate conservatism. Needless to say, none of them had any idea of what branding is all about. As marketers, the GOP rebranders would have had successful careers at the Coca Cola Company in the early 1980s, when New Coke was created. But New Coke was a failure, except by its contrast with Coca Cola Classic. What Sarah Palin delivered last night was GOP Classic - a slap in the face not only to the hapless Obama and Biden pairing, but to those who sought to walk away from the strengths and basic identity of GOPitude and create a New GOP brand. Coca Cola Classic saved Coke. We just saw a master marketer - Sarah Palin - hired by a master CEO - John McCain - do what great marketers have always done.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 4th, 2008
Permanent link: Rebrand the GOP? Last night Sarah brewed “GOP Classic”

What to expect when you’re expecting depends on your politics
By Sam Schulman (bio)

1.  Bristol Palin’s pregnancy was broadcast to the world as soon - or sooner than - it was discovered.  John Edwards’s mistress Rielle Hunter’s pregnancy was covered up by major media sources even though it was well documented.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 1st, 2008
Permanent link: What to expect when you’re expecting depends on your politics

Questioning Kirchik’s Tribute to Joe Lieberman
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Over at Commentary’s Contentions blog, James Kirchik wrote a noble post demanding a reassesment of Joe Lieberman, now that he has been passed over for McCain’s running mate. Kirchik argues that since Lieberman did not modify his positions on key issues to him, such as abortion and the selection of judges, he should be admired for consistency, not damned as a hack:

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 1st, 2008
Permanent link: Questioning Kirchik’s Tribute to Joe Lieberman

Why military experience matters in a Presidential candidate
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Not because it is an indicator of the willingness to sacrifice for one’s country. Not because it provides a background of solemnity and comradeship in the event of a decision to put the lives of servicemen and severicewomen on the line. What McCain gained from his military service - upon which, according to Jimmy Carter, he shamelessly capitalizes - is not moral standing but the ability to think strategically.
McCain just exhibited great generalship in the last few days - not only in whom he picked as VP, but how tightly controlled the whole process was. It took daring, imagination, and the ability to think five or six moves ahead. These are qualities that the men on the Democratic ticket often impute to themselves and have seldom shown in action.
To be fair, given the limitations of their native abilities, had Obama or Biden ever been professional soldiers, they would not have learned these things on the job. But at least they would have learned that even mediocrities must be prepared to be confronted by brilliance. Watch the left this weekend and enjoy their gnashing of teeth.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 29th, 2008
Permanent link: Why military experience matters in a Presidential candidate

Reality calling Tom Friedman: China is not a good model for us
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Tom Friedman’s column in today’s Times hails China’s progress at the expense of ours: “When you see how much modern infrastructure has been built in China since 2001, under the banner of the Olympics, and you see how much infrastructure has been postponed in America since 2001, under the banner of the war on terrorism, it’s clear that the next seven years need to be devoted to nation-building in America.”

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 27th, 2008
Permanent link: Reality calling Tom Friedman: China is not a good model for us

John Edwards’ New Deal in Marital Etiquette
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Earlier this week, John Edwards promised us that he only conducted his affair with Rielle Hunter during the period when his wife’s deadly cancer was in remission - and I see no reason why we should not take him at his word.  And most of us admire him for his gallantry in this regard.  But after a couple of sleepless nights, I’m no longer sure that his behavior is as admirable as I first thought.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 13th, 2008
Permanent link: John Edwards’ New Deal in Marital Etiquette

Andrew Sullivan Apologizes for Saving Burma
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Washington, DC - May 15, 2010. Of course I made up that headline - it hasn’t happened yet.  But George Packer is very wrong in The New Yorker, when, speaking of the West’s obligation to invade Burma in order to save the Burmese, he claims modestly that he knows “all the arguments why we shouldn’t.”  There is one paramount argument he hasn’t thought of - and that is to contemplate, a year or two hence, the onrush of a million words from Andrew Sullivan apologizing for our “botched” effort, if it is imperfect, and condemning those who were once heartened and persuaded by his former eloquence, his now-discarded wisdom and realism.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on May 15th, 2008
Permanent link: Andrew Sullivan Apologizes for Saving Burma

Outrageous! Maine school board gives middle-schoolers Rx birth control
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Many are outraged by the action of the King School’s health center of Portland, Maine.  There, educators are supplying prescription-only contraceptive medication - “the pill or the patch or any other reproductive health care,” according to the Portland Press Herald - to middle school children.  Parents do not give permission - indeed, they never find out.  Outrageous it is, because this is something the private sector should be doing, not the school board.   Consider these facts.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on October 23rd, 2007
Permanent link: Outrageous! Maine school board gives middle-schoolers Rx birth control

Judge Mukasey’s disgusting Hitler analogy
By Sam Schulman (bio)

The judge played the holocaust card. In his testimony yesterday, Bush’s nominee for AG compared the interrogation of terrorists in Iraq, with vital information about threats to U.S. servicemen and Iraqi civilians, to the death camps of Nazi’s Germany. On the one hand, our treatment of people who have chosen to forego the protections afforded by the Geneva Convention, as such criminals were treated by the British in Northern Ireland (with the approval of the European Court of Justice) - on the other, extermination of people for the crime of being circumcised.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on October 18th, 2007
Permanent link: Judge Mukasey’s disgusting Hitler analogy

Mearsheimer and Walt Attack Armenia Lobby
By Sam Schulman (bio)

That’s a headline you won’t see. But if there ever was an instance of a “lobby” effect in the manner in which Professors Mearsheimer and Walt accuse what they call the Israel Lobby - to act against the interests of the United States because of a blood tie - it displays itself in the House resolution regarding the Muslim slaughter of the Ottoman Armenians in 1915. Those who promoted this resolution are correct about the Armenian genocide, but the resolution itself is, in my view, utterly pointless. There are many reasons why the resolution has no effect. Everyone knows that genocide was committed against the Christian citizens of the Muslim Ottoman state. There are virtually no Armenians left in modern-day Turkey, and yet Christians and Jews live in and visit Turkey today in more safety and to a warmer welcome than they do in any other Muslim-majority state. The resolution has no bearing on Turkey - the murder of Armenians during 1914-1918 was conducted by an entity with which modern Turkey has no continuity, in territory or law.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on October 12th, 2007
Permanent link: Mearsheimer and Walt Attack Armenia Lobby

Bollinger the Coward?
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Many have written wisely on the way that Columbia University’s president Lee Bollinger was unwise or, in Arnold Ahlert’s technical term, idiotic to have invited Iran’s dictator Ahmadinejad to a debate. Bret Stephens in today’s Wall Street Journal, the historian Arthur Herman in today’s NY Post, and Anne Applebaum in a subtle piece in today’s Slate have all pointed out the unwisdom of Bollinger’s decision to invite this murderer of students, homosexuals and Americans. However Bollinger’s plucky and eloquent performance has blunted some of the criticism - all pay some tribute to his words, and one of his strongest critics, the New York Sun’s editorial page, seems to have changed its mind about Bollinger’s actions entirely.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 25th, 2007
Permanent link: Bollinger the Coward?

I just gave to MoveOn.org - maybe you should too
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Even though Yom Kippur has passed for us members of the Israel Lobby, I awoke this morning with tremendous feelings of guilt. Here I was, comfortable in my own bed, and thinking how MoveOn.org had done more, while intending quite the opposite, to bring peace and freedom to Iraq than has any of us who are actually anti-Fascist. And my feelings were confirmed by reading that MoveOn has voluntarily ponied up the amount of the New York Times subsidy to its recent anti-Iraqi advertisement.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 24th, 2007
Permanent link: I just gave to MoveOn.org - maybe you should too

The Times falls into an old habit - it subsidized the Unabomber in 1995
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Arthur Sulzberger has done it before. By using the New York Times Company’s bottom line in order to fund almost two-thirds of the MoveOn.org advertisement, in which they call General Petraeus a liar and a traitor, Mr. Sulzberger reminds me of an incident from more than a decade ago.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 13th, 2007
Permanent link: The Times falls into an old habit - it subsidized the Unabomber in 1995

A Memory of John Mearsheimer Thinking Hard
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Of course, I am a kike, so what I say should be discounted accordingly. But when my daughter (who is not a kike) graduated from the University of Chicago in 2004, John Mearsheimer gave the graduation address. This was before his working paper on the “Israel Lobby” was published, and he was known only as a professor of political science at Chicago. Mr. Mearsheimer’s address, delivered in a droning, soporific tone, that comported all-too-comfortably with the sunny, slightly hot day in June, was a lengthy tour d’horizon of America’s relationship with the rest of the world, and what Mearsheimer thought it should be, in the 21st century. The only thing notable about it was that it was too long and too dull, and the audience of proud parents squirmed in the heat and the dullness.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on September 6th, 2007
Permanent link: A Memory of John Mearsheimer Thinking Hard

Why the Dems have been better anti-terror warriors lately
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Hilary Clinton inadvertantly revealed the reasoning - explicit in her case, but unconscious among her colleagues - behind the curious willingness of Democrats to support the President’s war powers in recent weeks. Mrs. Clinton told supporters in New Hampshire that, while terror is terrible in itself, it could be even worse: “… if certain things happen between now and the election, particularly with respect to terrorism, that will automatically give the Republicans an advantage again, no matter how badly they have mishandled it, no matter how much more dangerous they have made the world.”

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 24th, 2007
Permanent link: Why the Dems have been better anti-terror warriors lately

Strategic giving
By Sam Schulman (bio)

The more that we help the forces that are pushing the Democratic party away from the mainstream, toward the left, and (as I think) towards the cliff, the better off we will be. So I urge my fellow PoliticalMavens mavens to close your heartstoward these people, but open your pocketbook. Who cares if Senator Edwards is, as a wonderful piece in yesterday’s The State argued, a big phony: as long as he is in the primary race, he keeps the center of gravity so far to the left that it hurts every candidate.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 8th, 2007
Permanent link: Strategic giving

Richard Dawkins -too late- picks on someone his own size
By Sam Schulman (bio)

One cheer for Richard Dawkins, the world’s foremost proselytizer for atheism. I’ve criticized him and his new-atheist colleagues Sam Harris, Daniel Dennett and Christopher Hitchens in The Wall Street Journal and in Commentary for invoking “science” as backing for their disbelief in the existence of G’d. In fact, it is not science that Dawkins and company use to “disprove” the existence of the divinity, but a certain kind of reasoning - and they do not disprove His existence so much as to show that it is improbable - as it is, but no less improbable than the existence of anything at all. Nevertheless, Dawkins invokes the word “Science” as a talisman that acts, he hopes. as the Christian cross does to Dracula in Bram Stoker’s novel. Merely uttering it will make religious feeling magically wither and die.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 5th, 2007
Permanent link: Richard Dawkins -too late- picks on someone his own size

What’s Happened to Romensko?
By Sam Schulman (bio)

For those in the media world - and for the few who love them - reading Romensko, formerly mediagossip.com, at the Poynter.org Web site, is a daily ritual. Jim Romensko gathers together all the media stories from around the Internet, links to news, opinion, and gossip, and sets the agenda for the commentariat.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on July 24th, 2007
Permanent link: What’s Happened to Romensko?

Prophylaxis against judicial activism?
By Sam Schulman (bio)

If Olympia Snowe, Richard Lugar and their colleagues have their way, the Senate and presidency will soon be in a position to begin again the process of appointing activist judges to the Federal judiciary.  Judges will once again gaily be legislating from the bench, based on their own ideas of how to run the country.   I have a modest idea for some preventive medicine.
What if we were to pass, as Amendments 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 and 37, the Bill of Rights all over again - without a single word out of place?  We would studiously resist the temptation to make nips and tucks in the wording.  We would not have a preamble or state our intention in making the 28th amendment the first amendment - again.  It would simply stand.  The Bill of Rights would be passed exactly as it was written.  Only this time - I hope - it would mean what it says.
Re-ratifying the Bill of Rights would make it harder for future Justices to say that the rights given to us by our constitution, such as freedom of speech or the freedom to exercise religion, must be now be understood in a different, more “nuanced” way.  There will be no need for tomorrow’s judges to puzzle over original intent, or argue about how the framers would have understood today’s problems.  To  ingenious legal reasoners like David Souter or Stephen Breyer, we can say, to adopt Pogo’s formulation, “Mr. Justice, meet the Framers - they’re us!”

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on July 13th, 2007
Permanent link: Prophylaxis against judicial activism?

Genocide - right in Iraq, wrong in Darfur?
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Genocide for various communities in Iraq is now the official policy of The New York Times editorial board, as Jules Crittenden brilliantly shows ( http://www.julescrittenden.com/2007/07/08/genocide-prefered ) and as the editor of Editor & Publisher endorses. The reasoning behind this policy is too boring to recapitulate here - but my question is this. Why does the anti-Bush, pro-Ba’ath, anti-American alliance invest so much in protesting genocide in Darfur (as I - pro-Bush, antifascist and pro-American - do also protest) when they don’t mind it at all - in fact, they recommend it - in Iraq?

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on July 11th, 2007
Permanent link: Genocide - right in Iraq, wrong in Darfur?

My modest solution to the Gordian Knot of immigration
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Many people have begged me to weigh in on the question of the immigration problem, and the immigration bill. I have not because I represent the silent majority - I don’t know what to do about it, and I don’t like any of the solutions I’ve seen. So I’ve remained silent.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on June 20th, 2007
Permanent link: My modest solution to the Gordian Knot of immigration

Democracy in the Middle East once again
By Sam Schulman (bio)

As we watch the Hamas/PA debacle unfold in Gaza, many are reverting to the notion that the Hamas takeover is a bitter consequence of a misguided policy of promoting democracy in the Middle East - because Hamas initially took power by means of an election.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on June 19th, 2007
Permanent link: Democracy in the Middle East once again

Tony Judt’s Free Speech
By Sam Schulman (bio)

Bien-pensants like Boston College’s Alan Wolfe are rushing to the defense of Tony Judt, who has been uninvited to several panels dealing with Israel.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on November 15th, 2006
Permanent link: Tony Judt’s Free Speech

Sacrifice
By Sam Schulman (bio)

In today’s Wall Street Journal, a liberal has usefully repeated the cliche that President Bush’s big mistake “following 9/11 was his failure to ask Americans to sacrifice anything in fighting terrorism. Our troops and their families bear nearly the entire burden of this fight. Despite constantly reminding us of the looming threat of terrorism, Mr. Bush has failed to ask us to do anything to fight it, and we have complacently obliged.”

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on October 25th, 2006
Permanent link: Sacrifice

The Dishonorable Makes a Big Comeback
By Sam Schulman (bio)

The real victims of the Valerie Plame non-issue, it turns out, were those who believed in the honorablity of two men: Richard Armitage and Colin Powell.

More »

Posted by Sam Schulman on August 29th, 2006
Permanent link: The Dishonorable Makes a Big Comeback
« Previously
PM Fellows
Dan Ackman
Arnold Ahlert
Robert Alt
Sheryl J. Anderson
Jeff Andrus
Bob Asahina
Thomas Fox Averill
Gerard Baker
Jeff Ballabon
Anne Bayefsky
Arnold Beichman
Ralph Kinney Bennett
Claire Berlinski
Brendan Bernhard
William Beutler
Chip Bok
Jerry Bowyer
Joe Bob Briggs
Peter Brookes
Frank Buckley
Dennis Byrne
Colleen Carroll Campbell
Amb. Richard Carlson
Charles Robert Carner
Ron Cass
Jim Ceaser
Lauren Chapin
Lionel Chetwynd
Ron Christie
Andrew Colarik
Phil Cooke
Seth Cropsey
Greg Crosby
Stanley Crouch
Monica Crowley
Gordon Cucullu
Keith Curtis
Lee Casey & David B. Rivkin, Jr.
Mark Davis
Sam Dealey
Brad Dickson
Alan W. Dowd
Political Mavens Editor
Paul Eidelberg
Steven Emerson
Tucker Eskew
Amitai Etzioni
Karen Feld
Robert Ferrigno
Danny Fontana
Peter Fox
Cory Franklin
Ilana Freedman
Will Friedwald
Doug Gamble
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross
Jeff Gedmin
Robert A. George
Dan Gerstein
George Gilder
Benjamin Ginsberg
Malibu Rules Girl
Mark Goffman
John Steele Gordon
Julia Gorin
Lloyd M. Green
Paul Greenberg
Cynthia Grenier
Jennifer Grossman
Judy Gruen
Allen C. Guelzo
Michel Gurfinkiel
Jonathan Gurwitz
Dennis Hale
Karen Hall
Eldon L. Ham
Earl Hamner
Matthew P. Harrington
Aaron Keith Harris
Betsy Hart
Sam Haskell, III
Jacob Heilbrunn
Mark Hemingway
David Henderson
Scott Hennen
Amb. G. Philip Hughes
John Hughes
Patrick Hurley
Blake Hurst
Susan Isaacs
Donovan Jacobs
Dallas Jenkins
Marianne Jennings
Bridget Johnson
Melodie Johnson Howe
Brian C. Jones
Mark Joseph
Mark Judge
Stefan Kanfer
Jeff Katz
William Katz
Jonathan Kay
Jack Kelly
Paul Kengor
Larry Kenny
Andrew Klavan
Judith A. Klinghoffer
Elizabeth Koch
Eugene Kontorovich
Dave Kopel
Elie D. Krakowski
Michael Krauss
Josh Larsen
Leslie S. Lebl
Norman Lebrecht
Michael LeGault
Eli Lehrer
Allan Leicht
Michael Levine
Nathan Lewin
Amy Linker
Herbert London
Mike Long
Laura Lorson
Douglas MacKinnon
Harvey Mansfield
Stephen Mansfield
Rich Markey
Josh Marquis
Dana Marshall
Craig Mazin
David McFadzean
John Meroney
Herbert E. Meyer
Richard Miniter
Howard Mortman
Gerald Nachman
Noam Neusner
Anna Nimouse
Cyrus Nowrasteh
sambo
Mackubin Owens
Kathleen Parker
Marilyn Penn
David D. Perlmutter
Phil Perrier
Peary Perry
Eric Peters
Paul Petersen
Walid Phares
Lisa Pinto
Everett Piper
John J. Pitney,Jr.
Steve Pomerantz
Steve Pressfield
Arch Puddington
Jeremy Rabkin
Rachel Raskin-Zrihen
David Reinhard
Lisa Reitman-Dobi
Richard Riordan
Heather Robinson
Dave Rosner
Evan Sayet
Felice Schachter
Abby Wisse Schachter
Richard Schifter
William Schmidt
Sam Schulman
Sherwood and Lloyd Schwartz
Peter Schweizer
Todd Seavey
Jeremy Shane
Neal M. Sher
Dave Shiflett
Marvin Silbermintz
Max Singer
Curt Smith
Scott Stantis
Steve Stark
Harry Stein
Neil Steinberg
The Stiletto
Glenn Sulmasy
Joel Surnow
Seth Swirsky
Steven L. Taylor
Keith Thibodeaux
Bruce Thornton
Kelly Jane Torrance
Prof. Bob Turner
Cynthia Vance
Laura Vanderkam
Chris Warren
Ben Wattenberg
Ken Weinstein
Barry Weiss
Gary Weiss
Claudia Wells
Diana West
Christine B. Whelan
John O Whitaker Jr
Kaitlyn Wilkins
William Wintersole
Kate Wright
Meyrav Wurmser
Toby Young
Bryce Zabel
Robert Zelnick
John Ziegler
Spread Political Mavens
yahoo
myaol
mymsn
rojo
google
sub-bloglines
sub-feedster
newsgator
newsburst
pluck
delicious
furlit
searchfox
jrants
 
Home  |  Advertise  |  Privacy Policy  |  Subscribe

Copyright (c) 2006 POLITICAL MAVENS. All Rights Reserved.