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Jonah Goldberg
Goldberg delivers biting commentary and fresh analysis. Popular among young conservatives, Goldberg is a new voice for your op-ed page. His witty pop-culture references put a new spin on heavily covered stories. He is a founding editor of National Review Online, a member of the USA Today Board of Contributors and author of the best-seller "Liberal Fascism." Goldberg is a winner of the Lowell Thomas Award. Reach readers 18-34.
Jonah Goldberg Samples
Obama Could Use Some Clintonesque Salesmanship
There's been a lot of talk about Bush nostalgia lately. At Martha's Vineyard, the Obama-bilia wasn't moving like it was during the Obamas' previous visit there.
Glenn Beck's Ecumenical Moment
Predictably, the "Restoring Honor" rally on the National Mall last Saturday has evoked a lot of consternation.
Dorsal Fins Surround White House
You've got to wonder when White House political guru David Axelrod will look at the churning pools of poll data and, like Chief Brody in "Jaws," say: "We're gonna need a bigger boat."
Islamophobia? Not really
Here's a thought: The 70 percent of Americans who oppose what amounts to an Islamic Niketown two blocks from ground zero are the real victims of a climate of hate, and the much-ballyhooed anti-Muslim backlash is mostly a myth.
China Wealthy? That's Rich!
It was big news around the world: China has "overtaken" Japan as the world's second-richest economy. Except, well, it's not really news, it's not really big, and it's not entirely true. Let's take the last part first. But GDP is a gross statistic.
Lack of Foresight Let Mosque Controversy Balloon
The ground zero mosque controversy is one of the stupidest debates of our time. The CIA usually defends its existence by pointing out that we never hear about its successes, only its failures.
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