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THE BRIEF AGAINST OBAMA

The Rise, Fall & Epic Fail of the Hope & Change Presidency by Hugh Hewitt

 

Nationally syndicated radio host and New York Times bestselling author Hugh Hewitt makes it perfectly clear-President Obama is not just a failed president, but the most spectacularly failed president of modern times. And the path for the American people is clear and urgent: Barack Obama must not be allowed to run the country for four more years. Before you cast your vote in the upcoming election, get all the facts. Read THE BRIEF AGAINST OBAMA. Click for more. 

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Your Weekly Guide to the Best National Review Magazine Articles from the '50s, '60s, and '70s 

This Week's Featured Issue: January 30, 1962
 

Please Enjoy the Following NR Articles . . .
Do-It-Yourself Conservatism?
By M. Morton Auerbach, M. Stanton Evans, Frank S. Meyer, and Russell Kirk    

A heated debate over the genealogy of modern American Conservatism with Prof. Auerbach vs. Evan, Meyer, and Kirk. Read the debate here.    

What About the UN Bonds?
By the Editors       

An editorial on then-president Kennedy's UN bond proposal. NR was against the measure and giving support to "the monstrosity of the UN as a political organization."  Read the piece here.    

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