Education: Rethinking “Choice”
May 1991
New York Politics ‘93
August 1993
It’s 1993, and this means that the quadrennial political extravaganza has hit New York City. New York’s mayor, other high elected city officials, and the city council, are all up for election this year.
The Bringing Down of Liz Holtzman
November 1993
Within a Month! The Bringing Down Bobby Ray Inman
March 1994
The Apotheosis of Tricky Dick
June 1994
It is another fiendish turn of the screw, the latest acceleration of rampant statolatry in our culture. Every eighth-rate Supreme Court Justice who retires now gets elevated to the pantheon: First it was the nitwit “Thoroughgood” Marshall, keened over as a giant among men; and now it is the little creep Blackmun, hailed as a “spokesman for the oppressed,” as if that is supposed to be a proper function for a high level jurist. (How about “upholding the Constitution,” for starters?)
The New York Political Circus
September 1994
Big-Government Libertarians
November 1994
We have been all too familiar in recent years with the phenomenon of Big Government Conservatives, of people who have betrayed and seemingly forgotten their principles and their heritage in a quest for power and pelf, for respectability and for access to the corridors of power, people who have moved inside the Beltway both in body and in spirit.
The November Revolution and Its Betrayal
January 1995
A Rivederci, Mario
January 1995
1996! The Morning Line
February 1995
