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Articles Written by: CARL HOROWITZ
Irving Kristol, who died last month at age 89, inspired some highly mixed feelings in me. On the positive side, this renowned public intellectual was possessed of political realism, a firm anti-utopian grasp of the possible. Like Thomas Sowell and P.J. ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
24 Oct 2009
For nearly 50 years it has been an article of faith among American conservatives that liberty and tradition are mutually reinforcing. Not only is there no inherent conflict between the two, the argument goes, but each works to the other’s benefit. As ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
12 Sep 2009
“I got a letter from Bank of America the other day. The fine folks at Bank of America wanted to let me know that they were raising my credit card interest rates.
"My Juniper card went from 16.99 percent to 27 percent with the option of canceling if I ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
1 Aug 2009
Starbucks, that epitome of a socially-conscious corporation, is now the target of an escalating campaign to blacken its name. One can understand why radical activists would go after discount retailing behemoth Wal-Mart. But who would have thought they’ ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
13 Jun 2009
Who could argue with so noble an idea as “national service?” On the surface, the idea is irresistible. By persuading people, especially youths, to voluntarily devote a portion of their lives to cleaning up city streets, working in homeless shelters, ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
2 May 2009
What we are seeing now in Washington and other world capitals is fear we might be headed for an economic collapse caused by a collapse of demand caused by a collapse of credit. Confronted with that threat, governments seemingly cannot help turning to ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
21 Mar 2009
They’re called voluntary employee beneficiary associations – VEBAs for short. The name might sound obscure. But this workplace arrangement will play a major role in determining whether the U.S. auto industry can sustain itself over the long run.
A VEBA ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
31 Jan 2009
There is nothing new about physical
abuse, or threats of it, in a sexual relationship.
Primitive
conflict-resolution techniques can wind up trumping
even the most fevered declarations of love.
But the incidence of violence
doesnt just vary by ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
V Dare,
7 Jan 2009
Back in the days when a presidential candidate hired someone to write a campaign theme song, the result usually was a silly, innocuous ditty whose significance was far more historical than artistic. In our enlightened age, by contrast, a ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
13 Dec 2008
The term “black civil-rights leader” has acquired a bad name over the last few decades – and deservedly so. This political type cannot accept the fact that his mission effectively was accomplished decades ago. Thus, he prefers to stoke the fires of ...
From CARL HOROWITZ,
Town Hall,
1 Nov 2008