7/31 Reading List

Larry Elder: A Black Conservative Lament

Victor Davis Hanson: What if Iraq Works?

Henry A. Kissinger: New Premises in Iraq

Cal Thomas: The Price is (Not) Right

7/30 Reading List

Kathryn Jean Lopez: Don’t be Down on Palin

Walter E. Williams: Environmentalists’ Control over Congress

National Review Editors: From Bridge to Troubled Water:  Stevens Should Resign.  Now.

7/29 Reading List

Rich Lowry:  Our First Trasnational President?

Thomas Sowell: Random Thoughts

Cal Thomas: Great Expectations

7/28 Reading List

William Kristol: Be Afraid.  Please.

Robert D. Novak: Can McCain Back in Again?

National Review Editors: Losing Side

Developing: Bob Novak Has Brain Tumor?

Human Events has the story. God bless his family.

Shocker! AP: “US now winning Iraq war that seemed lost”

Drinks on McCain.

7/26 Reading List

Byron York: President of the World

National Review Editors: Citizen Obama

7/25 Reading List

David Brooks:  Playing Innocent Abroad

Patrick J. Buchanan: Honorable Exit from Empire

Charles Krauthammer:  Maliki’s Sophistication and Cunning

7/24 Reading List

Ralph Peters: Anti-War Hypocrites

Cal Thomas: Undecided

7/23 Reading List

Tony Blankley: The GQ Statesman

Kathleen Parker:  Is Bobby Jindal the One Republicans Have Been Waiting For?

Thomas Sowell:  Bankrupt “Exploters” Part II

Walter E. Williams:  Black Education

And now for something completely different:  The Dark Knight as a conservative film.

Kyle Smith: The Dark Knight: Not Just Another Superhero Movie