Don't blame unions, Obama for the mess we're in today Someone should give Matthew Continetti a lesson in labor history. In his Oct. 10 Another Voice, he seems to blame the poor economy on everyday union workers, non-union workers or the president.
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Congressional Democrats' inaction on extending the Bush tax cuts proves their leaders put their radical liberal agenda above both the people's will and the common good. Writing for The Weekly Standard, Matthew Continetti details how Democrat leaders' strategy makes tax hikes for all Americans come Jan. 1, when the Bush cuts expire, more likely.
If some shadowy figure (a cross between Ralph Nader and the Guy Fawkes wannabe from "V for Vendetta," perhaps) were to distribute a "Protocols of the Elders of Zion"-type forgery insinuating K Street lobbyists were using the blood of destitute children to flavor their lattes, a good deal of the American public would probably believe it and turn their rapt attention to the congressional hearings sure to follow. In other words, wagging one's finger at the lobbying industry these days isn't exactly stand alone heroism. Thus, Matthew Continetti's "The K Street Gang: The Rise and Fall of the Republican Machine," the much-heralded conservative takedown of (cue ominous music) K Street conservatives, has the feel of a last whack on the head of an already clubbed seal.
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Can you imagine Newsweek magazine putting a picture of Bill Clinton in running shorts on its front cover after the release of his memoir? Of course not, but for its Nov. 23 issue, that's exactly what Newsweek did with former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who just happens to be an attractive woman, pro-life, outdoorsy, a mother of five, and a gut-level conservative. In the past couple of years, Mrs. Palin has seen her teenage son deployed to Iraq, given birth at age 44 to a child with Down syndrome, learned that her 17-year-old daughter was pregnant, been placed on the Republican presidential ticket, had her personal e- mails hacked into, was straitjacketed by Arizona Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign team, lost an election, returned to Alaska to find it impossible to do her job and sp...
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