NRO Digest: Jack Lew always gets paid

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February 26, 2013
Today on National Review Online . . .

THE EDITORS: The Virginia governor's transportation bill is a bad idea. McDonnell's Bad Transportation Deal.

 

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Please -- just a little truth about illegal immigration. Republicans & Immigration.

 

RICH LOWRY: Jack Lew always gets paid. The Talented Mr. Lew.

 

AVIK ROY: Conservatives don't work hard enough on entitlement reform or overseeing the Fed. Conservative Blind Spots.

 

JOHN FUND: The Obama administration doesn't want to call attention to its devastating Medicare cuts. Squeezing Medicare Advantage.

 

CHARLES C. W. COOKE: Senator Tom Coburn takes a stand against gun-registration legislation. Against Gun Registration.

 

DANIEL FOSTER: If you didn't have The Onion, you'd have to invent it. Of Oscars and Onions.

 

BRETT D. SCHAEFER: According to John Kerry, our gravest foreign-policy threat is the sequester. Kerry's Budget Hyperbole.

 

MONA CHAREN: Economic growth is anemic, but at least we have a cool first couple. Bread and Circuses.

 

THOMAS SOWELL: History shows the folly of letting the government make our mistakes for us. Shepherds and Sheep.

 

DENNIS PRAGER: The Obama administration allies itself with extremist adherents of a false religion. Towards Human Sacrifice.

 

 

 

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