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Fund: Transparency: Walk the Walk, Mr. President
Melchior: American Mismatch
Miller & Kershen: Is Opposition to Genetic Engineering Moral?
Cooper: Star Wars over Gaza
Barone: The Rise of One-Party States
Nordlinger: The tone trap, &c.
Lopez: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of . . . Bling?
Steyn: Failures of Intelligence
Marshall: Poverty Thrives on the Same Old Song
Symposium: What They Want for Christmas
Malkin: Walmart vs. the Thugs
Goldberg: The GOP and Racism, Yet Again
Krauthammer: Why Was There War in Gaza?
Cooke: Life of Pi: Digital Kipling
Symposium: Gratitude, Even in November 2012
Lowry: The Agony of Susan Rice
May: What If Iran Had Had Nukes?
Hanson: Let Obama Be Obama

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Darrell Issa on Technology Policy

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Recently, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) published a short post at TechCrunch on how to build a durable left-right alliance in favor of an open Internet and economic freedom. Issa’s opposition to SOPA and ACTA, his support for crowdfunding and other start-up-friendly policies, and his support for copyright reform should serve as a model for congressional Republicans. 
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