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In its last issue, NR ran an editorial paragraph that it did not mean to run.(The Week)(Brief Article)
* In its last issue, NR ran an editorial paragraph that it did not mean to run. We had had a debate among the editors about Gen. William Boykin, who made some highly provocative remarks about the War on Terror. Some editors felt that he should be fired forthwith; others demurred. A draft editorial paragraph was prepared, stating the position that Boykin should be sacked; at just about the last minute, we decided to withhold judgment. Because of a production error, that paragraph went to the printer. We removed it from our digital edition, but about the ...
- The Rush wars continue with a Newsweek cover story by David Frum ("Why Rush Is...
- Magazine article from: National Review April 6, 2009 700+ words
...when politicians themselves are anemic, as they usually are in minority parties at the beginning of a presidential cycle (NR ran a cover story on Rush, entitled "The Leader of the Opposition," in 1993--just after Bill Clinton's shellacking of the...
- The Week.(Column)
- Magazine article from: National Review September 16, 2002 700+ words
...position, and so resorted to the ad hominem? -- We were browsing our files recently, and came across the first ededitorial NR ran after Iraq invaded Kuwait twelve years ago. Among other things, it said: "The immediate American goals are the restoration...
- Franco: A Biography.
- Magazine article from: National Review Crozier, Brian November 7, 1994 700+ words
...history, which might have interfered with some of his adverse judgments. Here is one such judgment. Twenty-one years ago, NR ran a seven-page cover story under the title "Getting at the Guernica Myth." In an earlier issue, Jeffrey Hart had written...
- Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
- Magazine article from: National Review October 27, 2003 700+ words
...commemorate the second anniversary of September 11. It uses the 9th-century Anglo-Saxon poem "The Ruin."] Your editorial paragraph ("The Week," Oct. 13) was directed toward political implications that you apparently perceived as guiding...
- Letters.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
- Magazine article from: National Review Colson, Charles W. October 25, 1999 700+ words
...occasionally differed with your editorial judgments, never with your journalistic integrity. Until now. Your editorial paragraph on the Religious Liberty Protection Act ("The Week," Sept. 27) grossly distorts the issues and motives of...
- Letters.
- Magazine article from: National Review November 10, 2003 700+ words
...Sen. Harry Reid. This important and disillusioning news is followed four pages later in "The Week" by your editorial paragraph proclaiming the GOP's need to take more seats in the Senate, so as to defeat the Democratic filibusters of...
- The staff at work and play. (National Review) (special issue: 35th Anniversary...
- Magazine article from: National Review Bridges, Linda November 5, 1990 700+ words
...reverentially takes off his Lutheran collar and popes. That spring, Reagan bombs Qadcdafi, Chernobyl blows up (editorial paragraph: " The Soviet Union has finally contrived to give power to the people"), and the Philadelphia Society runs...