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January 14, 2009
Picking Right Tutor for Child Requires More Than Luck
Once you’ve been through a bar or bat mitzvah, you’re an old hand.
Every Party Dilemma Has a Solution All Its Own
Once you receive your child’s bar or bat mitzvah date, it all begins.
The Gaza Riviera
In the advertising business, clients pay us to dream.
A Flawed Legacy
The fact that George W. Bush is about the most unpopular president in history does not necessarily mean he is the worst president in history. Popularity is judged during one\’s term in office, with all the immediacy of turbulent political passion.
Jews Have Seats at Obama’s Head Table
Other than African Americans, no group of voters provided more support to Barack Obama than Jews.
The CNN-NPR-NY Times Middle East Conspiracy
Have you noticed that when people complain about bias in the media, it\’s always bias against their own point of view and never bias in favor of their side?
The Other Invocation
The swearing in of the 44th president of the United States will be a moment freighted with enormous expectation, trepidation, relief and significance.
Inauguration Anticipation
Parshat Shemot (Exodus 1:1-6:1) We are at the eve of our new president’s inauguration, a time of new beginnings.
New Articles
The End of the California Fairy Tale
Bass and Newsom Can’t Count on Their Party to Save Them
Will the LA Fires Turn California Red?
The LA Fires: First Reflections
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