Have you dated a composite woman? They're America's hottest new demographic. As with all the really cool stuff, Barack Obama was doing it years before the rest of us. In "Dreams from My Father," the world's all-time most-unread bestseller, he spills the inside dope on his composite white girlfriend: "When we got back to the car she started crying. She couldn't be black, she said. She would if she could, but she couldn't. She could only be herself, and wasn't that enough..."
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In the Corner
In my weekend column, I write about Harvard Law prof and Democrat Teepee Party candidate Elizabeth Warren, who can't understand why anyone could possibly get the idea she's been passing herself off as a Cherokee for most of her adult life...
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In the News
An introduction to the Goldwater Institute narrated by Mark...
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SteynPosts
Here's a combination that can't miss: Steyn and a man who's been tried in the Netherlands, deported from Britain, and banned from Indonesia - Geert Wilders, the leader of the third biggest party in Dutch politics, the Freedom Party. Steyn and Wilders are yoked together between the covers of the latter's new book Marked For Death, part memoir, part manifesto, and a sharp, sobering read on the cultural faultlines of the new Europe. All that, plus a trenchant foreword by Mark. Both the book and ...
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Steynamite in Toronto!
(VIDEO) Michael Coren provides the highlights of what proved to be an unforgettable night at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre...
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In the Corner
It's the cure for what ails you – "powdered fetus"...
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In the Corner
Nicolai Sarkozy has become the first président de la république française not to win re-election since M Giscard three decades back, and the Elysée's new incumbent is the socialist candidate – the father of the previous socialist candidate's children, as is the way with these Gallic sophisticates...
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In the Corner
re the internal contradictions of the rainbow coalition, your average post-colonial studies graduate can take this one in his stride. As I wrote in Britain seven years ago...
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Happy Warrior
Midway through a Julie Burchill column in the Guardian bemoaning the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, I was startled to learn the following: Although fewer than 10 percent of British children attend private schools, their alumni make up over 60 percent of the acts on the U.K. pop charts. Twenty years ago, it was 1 percent. There's always been a bit of this, of course: Mick Jagger went to the London School of Economics and made more money singing the songs of hardscrabble Mississippi bluesmen than the ...
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In the Corner
Fans of the Starr Report will recall that Bill Clinton was famously disinclined to reciprocate. But he had nothing on his successor...
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