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article.nationalreview.com - 1/20/2009
Lowry: Do We Really Want Another New Deal?
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Barack Obama, take note: FDR did not end the Great Depression.
article.nationalreview.com - 1/22/2009
McCarthy: Unpardonable: Holders Marc Rich Shuffle
— article.nationalreview.com — Eric Holder knew about Marc Richs crimes in 1995, though thats not what he told Congress last... week. (more) McCarthy: Unpardonable: Holders Marc Rich Shuffle

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corner.nationalreview.com - 1/26/2009
Holder Continues to Claim that He Knew Nothing About Rich
— corner.nationalreview.com — After Eric Holder's confirmation hearing nearly two weeks ago, senators on the Judiciary Committee submitted follow-up questions... for him to answer in writing. In his hearing testimony, as in 2001 when Congress investigated the scandalous Clinton ... (more) Holder Continues to Claim that He Knew Nothing About Rich

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article.nationalreview.com - 1/14/2009
Lowry: Ten Bush Mistakes
— article.nationalreview.com — Oddly enough for a president denounced as an executive monster by his perfervid critics, many of Bushs... mistakes involve not being active enough or taking a stronger hand. (more) Lowry: Ten Bush Mistakes

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Betsy's Page:  The new take on the New Deal

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The new take on the New Deal
Betsy's Page — Rich Lowry answers the new take on the New Deal that some leftists have adopted today. They acknowledge that the New Deal per se didn't lift us out of the Great Depression and point to World War II as the biggest fiscal stimulus in history and a model for today. What an upside-down approach that would be. Most analysts agree that World War II ended the Depression. The Left tries to appropriate the war for the New Deal by characterizing it as simply a public-works program writ large—as if global cataclysm, with millions killed, countries overrun by invading armies, and major ...

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