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The Return of History and the End of Dreams by Robert Kagan
I would read a lot more books if they were all 105 pages. Kagan’s masterpiece, Dangerous Nation, was nearly 400 pages, and was not quite the four-hour read that this little gem was. But then again, if all books, of any length, were as good as Robert Kagan’s latest piece, I would read ...read this post
God and Gold: Britain, America, and the Making of the Modern World by Walter Russell Mead
The 21st century has begun, and few could argue that it has launched with a bang, not a whimper. Less than one decade into the third millennium, and nearly all of the events, values, and patterns that dictated the direction of history over the last three centuries are being called into question. Francis ...read this post
The Prophetic Voice in the Wilderness that is Mark Steyn
This past Saturday evening I enjoyed a two-fold benefit I will not soon forget: Not only did I hear Mark Steyn deliver the annual address at the 46th annual dinner of the Lincoln Club of Orange County (a prestigious and highly influential political group I am blessed to work with), but I also was privileged ...read this post
World War IV by Norman Podhoretz
Jewish intellectual, Norman Podhoretz, has left interested readers a rich legacy of material in the fields of foreign policy and international studies. From his 30+ year career at Commentary magazine, to four decades worth of extraordinary book authorships, Podhoretz has time and time again provided his readers insightful studies of moral nuances in foreign ...read this post
In Honor of a Patriot – Donald J. Rumsfeld
Last evening was truly one of the more special evenings of my life, as my hometown of Newport Beach, CA played host to the Annual Churchill Dinner of The Claremont Institute, at which Secretary Donald Rumsfeld received the 2007 Statesmanship Award. Bill Bennett, host of Morning in America and former education secretary under Ronald ...read this post
