NRO Digest - Now that the oral arguments are over: What should SCOTUS do?

- March 29, 2012

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NRO Digest

March 29, 2012

Today on National Review Online . . .

SYMPOSIUM: Now that the oral arguments are over: What should SCOTUS do? High Court Hopes.

DAVID FRENCH: Solicitor General Verrilli didn't melt down; he just had an impossible argument to frame. Tough to Perform Brilliantly When You Have a Bad Argument

AMMON SIMON: The conservative justices aren't doing anything unusual by raising policy. Will the Real Judicial Activists Please Stand Up?

INTERVIEW: Sally Pipes talks about where to go after Obamacare. Post-Court Report: The Future of Health-Care Reform in America.

CONRAD BLACK: Too many prisoners, too little justice. Injustice System.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: With newly discovered gas and oil reserves, an energy renaissance could happen. The Second Oil Revolution.

MARK KRIKORIAN: Good news and bad news from the Arizona border. 'Can We Come In Now?'

CHARLES C. W. COOKE: John Stuart Mill, where art thou? British Freedom of Speech Endangered.

MICHAEL BELFER: Bahrain's uprising is more complex than the way it's usually described. One of Many Arab Springs.

CLIFFORD D. MAY: Sanctions (and strength) let our enemies know we are prepared for more than talk. Diplomacy and Iran.

CHRISTIAN SCHNEIDER: The presidential primaries roll into Wisconsin. Badger State Brawl.

ROBERT VERBRUGGEN: It is not justice to threaten George Zimmerman. Vigilantes for Trayvon?

PATRICK BRENNAN: Brilliant in global health, Obama's appointee Jim Yong Kim is unsound on economics. World Bank: Wrong Man for the Job.

MICHAEL BARONE: Obama's gaffe hints at more surprises at store in his second term. Hidden Agenda?

SENATOR JIM DeMINT: Given what the president has already done, his second term would be unfathomable. 'Flexibility' . . . to Do What?

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: The country is unhinged and pays no attention to simple logic. Ten Things That We've Learned From the Travyon Martin Tragedy.

BRENNAN: Liberals need to stop the lies about Cuba. Andrea Mitchell's Myth of Cuban Health Care.

UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Senator Mitch McConnell discusses Obamacare's unpopularity and how the act could be revoked through the reconciliation process. Counting Obama with Senator Mitch McConnell: Chapter 4 of 5.

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