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View Digital Edition GOP Suicide When Women Rule Israeli Spring? Catholic Miseducation BRUCE BARTLETT NOAH MILLMAN WILLIAM S. LIND BRUCE FROHNEN DECEMBER 2012 IDEAS OVER IDEOLOGY • PRINCIPLES OVER PARTY The Myth of American Meritocracy How corrupt are Ivy League admissions? RON UNZ When News Becomes $4.95 US/Canada theamericanconservative.com Give one Christmas gift and the second is free! You have friends and relatives like ours: addicted to Fox News, hanging on every word pronounced by Rush Limbaugh, ready to believe any conspiratorial email sent their way. These friends and relatives say they are “conservative.” But let’s be honest. They really have no idea what the word means. You know what the word means. You stand for a conservatism that is prudent, thoughtful, imaginative, and skeptical. You are as wary of utopian schemes promoted by the Right as you are of the old and disproven nostrums still promoted by the Left. 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Whitney looking for—and what role merit BRIAN DOHERTY 11 CIA’s Benghazi role actually plays, or fails to play, philip giraldi in the process. 60 A Capitalism for the People: Recapturing the Lost Genius of 12 How the GOP lost America 14 The Myth of American American Prosperity by Luigi PATRICK J. BUCHANAN Meritocracy Zingales WILLIAM RUGER 52 The greatest antiwar pop song How corrupt are Ivy League BILL kauffman admissions? 63 Defending the Free Market: The Moral Case for a Free Economy 66 Becoming American begins 45 Paying Tuition to a by Robert Sirico with baseball Giant Hedge Fund ELIAS CRIM taki Student debt is unnecessary, and here’s the way to abolish it. Cover illustration: Michael Hogue DECEMBER 2012 THE AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE 3 The American Conservative Publisher Reactions Ron Unz Editor Daniel McCarthy Senior Editors Rod Dreher Daniel Larison WAR ON THE FAMILY serve. Libertarianism is liberalism, Mark Nugent A real irony is how many “fam- pure and simple. We long ago adopted Editorial Director, Digital ily values”-types are war hawks (“Why the liberal rhetoric of Milton Fried- Maisie Allison Conservatives Hate War,” November man and Michael Novak, of Ludwig Associate Editor 2012). It is hardly an obscure fact that von Mises and Ayn Rand, and what Jordan Bloom military life is deadly to family life, we now conserve are the values of the National Correspondent both in the literal sense and in the di- Enlightenment. Libertarianism sacri- Michael Brendan Dougherty vorce rate military couples suffer. And fices everything to “freedom,” but will Contributing Editors W. James Antle III, Andrew J. Bacevich, now we even send our mothers to war. not define freedom, or will only define Doug Bandow, Jeremy Beer, James Bovard, DAN DAVIS it negatively so that it becomes indis- Patrick Deneen, Michael Desch, Richard Gamble, Web comment tinguishable from license. 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Burr or Get Out.” The planners certainly suc- freedom for the rest. This is because Editorial Assistants ceeded, much too well unfortunately: the libertarians do no understand the Audrey Anweiler the biggest health problem among the law of unintended consequences. Con- Vijay Vikram poor is obesity. Surpluses lowered prices sequences are always larger than our Founding Editors and forced small operators out of busi- intentions, and any goal, even the goal Patrick J. Buchanan, Scott McConnell, ness, and such surpluses were turned of liberty, pursued in disregard of any Taki Theodoracopulos into products like high-fructose corn other proper goal will always double The American Ideas Institute syrup and ethanol, which created more back to negate itself, to become its own President health problems or took grain out of opposite. Wick Allison food production to make more money. JOHN C. 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