David Frum

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06.25.07

How I Rethought Immigration

The last time America debated amnesty for illegal aliens, I was on the other side.
07.21.07

Burying Our Heads in Radioactive Sand

Truly, human beings can get used to anything. Alexander Litvinenko, a former Russian spy who became a naturalized British citizen, contracts a horrible lingering illness after taking tea in a London hotel with three former KGB agents.
07.28.07

Happy Victories Day

About this time of the year, almost every year, the Toronto papers fill up with complaints against naming a holiday in honour of John Graves Simcoe.
08.14.07

Building a Coalition, Forgetting to Rule

As a political strategist, Karl Rove offered a brilliant answer to the wrong question.
08.25.07

Foucault and the Iranian Revolution

Foucault and the Iranian Revolution: Gender and the Seductions of Islamism is not exactly a title you would expect to encounter at NRO.
09.23.07

American Notes

Charles Dickens’ American Notes gets little respect from critics, and you can see why.
02.07.08

Beware the Coming Democratic Sea-Change

The conservative ascendancy in American politics is coming to an end.
03.22.08

A Noble Project, Badly Managed

Five years later, the debate over the Iraq war rages as hot as when it began. We have never ceased looking over our shoulders. We have attempted to fight our way forward with our eyes fixed backward.
04.09.08

Why the GOP Lost the Youth Vote

A generation ago, Republicans owned the youth vote.
04.21.08

Reagan's Disciple

George W. Bush may be among the least introspective men ever to hold the presidency. But no worries! There are plenty of volunteers eager to do his self-examination for him.
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