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JWR UPDATE01/27/2010, midnight UPDATE (from Ezra K.):
Below please find 15 thought provoking and hilarious columns. Though Binyamin was expected to be back today, he simply didn't feel up to it. He was also warned not to exert himself too soon. Binyamin certainly wants to return tomorrow. Via e-mail he told me that hates being out of touch with his readers and feeling that he isn't being productive.
Get well messages to our dear friend Binyamin can be sent to schmooze@jewishworldreview.com
A. Barton Hinkle: I never thought I'd see the day when progressives would howl in rage because the Supreme Court said government should not ban books Argus Hamilton skewers politics and contemporary "culture" Chris Erskine: You must be this tall to enter the ark Arnold Ahlert: "Roe-ing and Wade-ing" Back to Reason Kevin Ferris: Standing for more than 'No' Paul Greenberg: Educanto and the English Language Tony Blankley: Repeal the 17th Amendment John Stossel: A Blow for Free Speech Kathleen Parker: A faux fighter Jonah Goldberg: It's Time for Obama to Look at Terrorism Differently Clarence Page: Obama Looks for a Rebound Jack Kelly: For Dems, a silver lining in Brown cloud Michelle Malkin: The Spender-in-Chief's Fiscal Freeze Follies Dick Morris: Obama and triangulation Walter Williams : We Need Diversity
01/26/2010, 1 am UPDATE (from Ezra K.):
Below please find 20 thought provoking and amusing columns. Binyamin has returned home from having work done on his heart. He is resting/recuperating and intends to be back tomorrow. Upon his return to the helm, JWR will again publish all of its regular features. Until then, these 20 columns -- including humor, analysis and outrage -- should keep you busy today. Believe it or not, Binyamin apologizes if he's not living up to the high standard you have come to expect of him and JWR. He thanks you, too, for your continued readership and support . He asks that you still pray for him using his Hebrew name: Binyamin Leib ben (Hebrew: son of) Peshe.
Get well messages to our dear friend Binyamin can be sent to schmooze@jewishworldreview.com
Mona Charen: You Named Your Dog for Coolidge? Argus Hamilton skewers politics and contemporary "culture" Greg Crosby: Forgotten Stars Tom Purcell: Simpler? And worse? Paul Greenberg: Quotes of the Day Connie Schultz: We're Picking On the Wrong Edwards Dennis Prager: An Open Letter to the publisher of Little Green Footballs Wesley Pruden: When 'change' isn't all it's cracked up to be The Medicine Man: A Time to Follow the Red Brick Road to Massachusetts Jack Kelly: Why the economy is only getting worse Mort Kondracke: Obama's top errors: Too big government, failure to spur lending David Limbaugh: ‘It's Not About Me’ — Wink, Wink Anne Applebaum: India's model of reflective patriotism Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.: Stopping START Byron York: Questions for Holder in Detroit terror case Rich Lowry: The Abdulmutallab travesty Debra J. Saunders:Pentagon Clueless on Fort Hood Shootings Dick Morris: How Pelosi and Reid plot secret plan for ObamaCare Cal Thomas: Personhood Thomas Sowell: Great Scott!
01/25/2010, 4 am UPDATE (from Ezra K.):
Below please find 26 stupendous! columns. Binyamin has returned home from having work done on his heart. He is resting/recuperating and intends to be back in a couple days. Upon his return to the helm, JWR will again publish all of its regular features. Until then, these 26 columns -- including humor, analysis and outrage -- should keep you busy today. Believe it or not, Binyamin apologizes if he's not living up to the high standard you have come to expect of him and JWR. He thanks you, too, for your continued readership and support . He asks that you still pray for him using his Hebrew name: Binyamin Leib ben (Hebrew: son of) Peshe.
Get well messages to our dear friend Binyamin can be sent to schmooze@jewishworldreview.com
Mark Steyn: Brown's truckin', Obama shifts into reverse Argus Hamilton skewers politics and contemporary "culture" Dave Barry: Valley of the Dolls Paul Greenberg: Another Tea Party Diana West: Useless Fort Hood leaves Americans unprotected Kathryn Lopez: Choosing life, despite the fear Dave Weinbaum: Fourteen questions for Dear Leader Arnold Ahlert: Arrogance When Up, Denial When Down Wesley Pruden: Is Obama the physician, or the embalmer? Victor Davis Hanson: Our Philosopher-King Obama Suzanne Fields: Scott Brown, Just in Time Linda Chavez: Fine Tuning the Message Mona Charen: Message? What Message? Larry Elder: Massachusetts to Obama: 'No, You Can't!' Bob Tyrrell: The Lost Libs Rich Lowry: The new catechism Debra J. Saunders: Federal Court Has Become the New Feelings Forum David Broder: The past week was a good time for a Republican electioneer David Limbaugh: Obama's 180 Degrees Out of Phase With the People Jeff Jacoby: 'The freedom to think for ourselves' Jonah Goldberg: Feeling the Heat, Obama Pours Kool-Aid Michael Barone: Voters spurn the 'boob bait' of the educated class Ann Coulter: That old Obama magic is back George Will: For Obama, a mandate to be moderate Charles Krauthammer: What Scott Brown's win means for the Dems Bill O'Reilly: The Far Left Down for the Count
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